Yes. Each crystal in your shop typically has an intention taxonomy in postmeta (calm, protection, abundance, love, grief). The bot reads it and returns matches. You can list multiple intentions per stone, since most have several. When a customer asks for grief stones, the bot returns the in-stock pieces with prices and sizes.

Each deck in inventory has a tradition tag (RWS, Thoth, Marseille, oracle, indie). The bot reads it and recommends accordingly. A beginner gets pointed to a Rider-Waite Smith deck because most learning resources reference its imagery. Advanced readers asking for Crowley-Harris Thoth get matched to actual Thoth decks in stock.

Yes, if you map a contraindication field. Selenite dissolves in water. Amethyst, rose quartz, and turquoise fade in sunlight. Malachite is toxic in powder form. The bot reads these notes from postmeta and mentions them when relevant, never leaving a customer to ruin a $40 cluster by mistake at home.

Yes. Candles in metaphysical shops carry intention (love, money, protection, cleansing) plus scent and color. The bot reads all three and returns matches that fit the customer's described ritual. Dressed candles with herbs and oils get noted too, since they sell at higher price points across the catalog.

Herbs and oils have their own intention taxonomy, plus safety notes (pregnancy warnings, photosensitivity for citrus oils, skin dilution). The bot reads these and includes them in replies. It also pairs herbs with stones and candles for ritual kits, which raises average order value when customers ask for a setup.

The system instruction sets the tone. You can configure the bot to be respectful of multiple paths (Wicca, hoodoo, Buddhism, secular spiritual) without flattening them into one generic spirituality. It does not preach, does not push superstition, and is honest when something is folklore rather than measurable in any way.

Yes, if your shop offers tarot readings or workshops. Map booking availability to postmeta or a separate plugin like Bookly. The bot answers questions about available slots, prices, and reader specialties, then links to the booking page. It is useful for first-time customers nervous about asking what to expect during a reading.

Yes. SleekAI display conditions check user role. Wholesale buyers logged into a B2B account see the bot answer with tier pricing, minimum order quantities, and bulk lead times. Retail customers see the retail bot. Same shop, same chat, different context based on who is asking the question.