Yes. If exercises live in a custom post type with fields for muscle group, equipment, difficulty, and demo video link, SleekAI reads them natively through mapped variables. You write the system prompt that instructs the model to compose plans only from listed exercises, never invent movements, and link each session to the matching demo video.

Yes. Pull from wp_usermeta or your custom profile table: injury history, preferred split, available equipment, and the last completed session. The bot avoids contraindicated movements, respects equipment limits, and progresses load based on what the member actually did rather than what the calendar says they should have done.

Two patterns work. Either store a program template with weekly progression rules (volume up 10% in week 2, deload week 4) and let the bot read the current week to pick the right values, or instruct the model to apply linear or undulating progression based on member feedback in chat. Logs of generated plans help coaches refine the rules.

Yes. Coaches log in and see a coach-mode bot scoped via display conditions, with permission to edit a generated plan or write directly to the member's plan table. The bot can save its output to a posts row or a custom table; the coach edits before publish. Members never see drafts in flight.

Add an injury_history field to user meta listing avoided movements (no overhead pressing, no deep knee flexion under load). The system prompt reads it and excludes contraindicated exercises from the candidate pool. The bot can also flag a session as 'check with coach' when the request approaches the boundary of what it should auto-prescribe.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter API key. A typical training plan generation runs a few cents at standard API rates, well below the per-plan or per-member fees that white-label coaching SaaS platforms charge.

If you expose a write endpoint via Tool Use, the bot can call it to mark a session complete or log a missed workout. Many coaches start read-only and add write capability once they trust the prompt. The chatbot widget plus a simple shortcode for a logging form covers most use cases without going full agent mode.

Yes. Tag exercises by sport (running, cycling, swimming, strength, hybrid) in the CPT and the bot reads the tag to scope the candidate pool. Multibot lets you run a dedicated running coach bot and a strength-and-conditioning bot side by side on different membership pages, each with its own library scope and tone.