FooGallery registers a foogallery custom post type for each gallery and stores the attached image IDs in the foogallery_attachments postmeta as a comma-separated list. The chosen layout (responsive, masonry, justified, polaroid, simple portfolio, slider) lives in foogallery_template, and gallery-level configuration sits in foogallery_settings. Per-image data (title, caption, alt text, custom URL) lives on each underlying attachment via standard wp_postmeta keys plus FooGallery's foogallery_custom_url override.

That gives a chatbot real ground. "How many photos in the case-study gallery?" gets answered from the attachment list. "What template is this using?" returns the value from foogallery_template. "Where does the third photo link?" reads the custom URL or, if blank, the attachment's parent post. Pro filters, tags, and infinite-scroll behavior add additional postmeta that SleekAI can map when those features are enabled.

Display conditions scope the bot to templates that embed FooGallery, multibot keeps a portfolio bot separate from documentation, and conversation logs capture every gallery-related question with model and token usage. SleekAI reads FooGallery; FooGallery still owns every write, reorder, and template change.

FooGallery sits on portfolios, agency case studies, and editorial features across WordPress. Visitors browse, an image catches them, they want to know more about what they saw. A generic chatbot in the corner has no idea what gallery the visitor is looking at or what each photo is captioned.

SleekAI changes that by reading the same data FooGallery already stores: the foogallery post, the attachment list in foogallery_attachments, the layout setting in foogallery_template, per-image overrides in foogallery_custom_url, and tag filters from Pro. With that context in the prompt, the bot can name a specific image, quote its caption, route a visitor to the right filter, and explain why one image opens the lightbox while another jumps to a case-study section. Editors stop fielding 'which gallery has the welding shots' emails because the bot answers in seconds.

Studios stop losing prospects in scroll fatigue, because a visitor can ask for the work they have in mind and land directly on it. None of this asks the bot to write to FooGallery. SleekAI reads, FooGallery writes.

Reorders, layout changes, image-size regeneration, and lightbox configuration stay in the plugin. Combined with multibot, a portfolio site runs a gallery-aware bot on case-study templates and a separate inquiry bot on the contact page, each with its own user-supplied key and its own system prompt. Add display conditions for private client galleries and the same approach extends to proofing pages without exposing private grids to the public widget.