No. SleekAI sits next to it. Squirrly still runs its 14 checks and shows green and red lights. SleekAI reads the same data and gives editors a chat interface to ask what is wrong and what to write next, which is faster than clicking through every tab when the score is unclear.

Out of the box the Wizard maps _sq_post_keyword, _sq_seo_title, _sq_seo_description, the OG and Twitter fields, the noindex flag, and the JSON-LD overrides. You can map any other postmeta key or qss_* table column in two clicks if you have custom Squirrly Cloud setup.

Yes. Display conditions support user role, logged-in state, and URL pattern. A typical setup limits the bot to administrators and editors on /wp-admin/post.php and /wp-admin/post-new.php, so visitors never see it on the public site. You can also place a separate public bot under multibot.

Both. The bot reads from the local postmeta and qss_* tables, which are populated whether you run free Squirrly or have a Cloud plan. If you have Cloud features like full audit history, the bot has more data to cite. Without Cloud it falls back to the local snippet and keyword data.

The bot checks how many published posts share the same _sq_post_keyword before it suggests a new title. If three posts are already targeting radon mitigation cost, it surfaces the URLs and recommends consolidating, which prevents the classic Squirrly Briefcase pile-up that hurts overall rankings.

Only to the LLM provider whose key you supply. SleekAI sends the relevant context to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter under your own account, and you pick the model. Nothing routes through SleekAI servers. You can pin everything to a provider with a strict data retention policy.

Yes if you map the qss_journey table. The bot can quote the current Journey step, the goals you set, and what is incomplete. It is most useful for new editors who do not know which tasks Squirrly expects them to finish before publishing or before launching a new content cluster.

Yes. The system message can include a short voice guide and three sample descriptions you already approved. The bot then drafts new ones inside Squirrly's 120 to 156 character window, with the focus keyword in the first half. You still paste the result into the Snippet tab to apply it.