Yes, when pattern yardage data lives in your knowledge base. Upload the pattern's yardage chart as a PDF into OpenAI Files or store it as ACF fields on a custom post. SleekAI reads size, view, and bolt width and returns the actual meters or yards needed. A sewist asking for the Cielo blouse in size 14 view A gets 2.3 m at 140 cm width rather than a generic 2 to 3 yards estimate. Saves cutting-table corrections after the customer leaves.

Yes. SleekAI is grounded in your WordPress products through the data-source wizard, so it can only reference fabrics you actually sell. When a quilter's print runs out, the bot proposes alternates matched by weight, fiber, hand, and color from inside your real shelf. If you do not carry a specific brand, the bot offers the closest substitute from your stock instead of recommending a competitor. Substitution patterns also surface in conversation logs as buying signals.

Yes. Multibot plus display conditions lets each section have its own bot with its own prompt and knowledge scope. The garment bot on /apparel/ knows stretch, drape, and pattern yardage. The quilting bot on /quilting/ focuses on quilt cotton thread count, batting weight, and block math. The upholstery bot on /home/ reads double-rub ratings and width-of-roll math. Each only sees the products and pages relevant to its section.

Add your class and event pages to the knowledge base and the bot answers prerequisites, machine needs, fabric kits, and skill-level questions. A sewist asking whether the Tuesday-night intro class is beginner-friendly gets the answer from the actual class description, not a guess. Signup routes to your booking flow, and conversation logs show which classes drove interest for the next quarter's planning.

Yes. Store care instructions, shrinkage percentages, and pre-wash guidance in product meta or a knowledge-base page and the bot will return them on request. A linen shopper asking whether to pre-wash gets the real answer (yes, expect 5 to 8 percent shrink the first time, cold wash, line dry) instead of a generic care label. Lower returns on garments that came out wrong after the first wash.

Yours. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. Most yardage and substitution questions answer fine on GPT-4o-mini or Claude Haiku, which keeps cost predictable for a shop running thousands of conversations a month. Reserve a larger model for pattern-adapting questions where the math gets nontrivial. Usage stays in your own provider dashboard.

If you sell physical or PDF patterns, the bot pulls product meta (sizes covered, suggested fabric, finished measurements) and answers shopping questions about them. It does not transmit copyrighted pattern content. Errata and tester questions route to the pattern designer or your customer service. Sizing, fabric suggestions, and finished-garment dimensions are fair game because they live on the product page.

Yes. Every conversation is logged in WordPress with model name, token usage, and the page URL. Filter by date or section to feed buying meetings. Repeat requests for a fiber or weight you do not carry are a stocking signal. Repeat requests for an intermediate-level class your schedule does not cover are a curriculum signal. The log becomes a quarterly planning artifact, not just chat noise.