Swift Performance Lite stores its configuration in the swift_performance_options WordPress option, including the active caching mode (Disk Cache, Memcached, or Disabled), the JS merge and minify settings, the CSS merge and critical CSS configuration, the lazy-load behaviour, and the cache exclusion list of URLs, post types, and cookies. Cached files live under /wp-content/cache/swift-performance/, and a separate option records the last full purge timestamp. SleekAI can read those values, so the bot's system message exposes the cache mode, which scripts are merged, and which URLs bypass the cache.

That turns Swift Performance's settings panel into a conversation. An editor asks why a page is still serving an old stylesheet, the bot checks whether CSS merge is on and whether the merged file has been regenerated since the last save. A developer asks how a specific JS file is treated, the bot reads the merge list and returns whether the script is merged or kept separate. None of that needs raw option inspection because display conditions scope the bot to administrators.

Multibot keeps a public bot separate from the Swift Performance admin one, with no shared instruction and no exposure to the cache configuration. Conversation logging captures every question with model and origin page, so the team can audit which optimisation topics repeat.

Swift Performance packs several optimisation tools into one plugin: page cache with disk or Memcached, JS and CSS merge with minification, critical CSS generation, lazy-load, and cache exclusions for URLs and cookies. Each tool has its own toggle, its own list, and its own rebuild behaviour. Editors and developers spend small slices of time clicking through tabs to confirm which mode is active for the cache, which scripts are being merged into the combined output, and which URLs bypass the cache entirely.

SleekAI exposes those settings as named variables, scoped to administrators via display conditions, with logs recording every conversation. Cache-clear coaching becomes a single sentence, merge audits compress into one chat, and exclusion checks before a campaign go from a tab-switching ritual to a single question. Swift Performance still owns the optimisation work; SleekAI is the read layer that turns the existing configuration into answers the team can ask for as soon as a question crosses their mind, without leaving WordPress.