Gravity Perks is a suite of 40-plus add-ons from Gravity Wiz. Each perk stores its settings either inside the form's display_meta JSON in gf_form_meta or as global options under wp_options with the gravityperks_* prefix. Populate Anything saves its query config per field, GP Limit Submissions saves the cap and date window, GP Nested Forms keeps the parent-child relationship in the parent form's meta. There is no single screen that lists 'every perk on this form and what it does'.

SleekAI maps those structures into named variables. A site owner asks 'which perks are on the Membership form' and the bot reads the form's display_meta, returns the list, and explains each setting in plain English. A developer asks 'why does my Populate Anything dropdown stay empty' and the bot can quote the actual query parameters, the post type filter, and the access role, then suggest the missing piece.

Generic bots only know the public documentation. They cannot tell you that GP Conditional Pricing is configured to add 15 percent for the 'Express' option, or that GP Easy Passthrough on the followup form is mapping field 7 from the parent. SleekAI runs against the live form meta, so the answer is always specific to your site.

Gravity Perks turns Gravity Forms from a form builder into a small application platform. With 40-plus add-ons, a busy site can stack five or six perks on a single form: Populate Anything for the dropdowns, Conditional Pricing for the totals, Limit Submissions for the deadline, Easy Passthrough for the renewal flow, Nested Forms for the team members, Read Only for the locked email field. The trade-off is that nobody remembers what was configured six months ago.

A generic AI chatbot answering 'why is this form behaving this way' falls back to the docs, and the docs cannot tell you that your particular Populate Anything query is filtering by a role that no longer exists. SleekAI reads the live form meta and the global perk options, scopes the bot to admins, and turns every staff question into a precise answer rather than a debug session. Onboarding new team members gets faster, incident triage gets shorter, and the form builder finally has the inventory layer it was always missing.