Yes, when battery CDR is mapped per product. The bot pulls the rating, calculates amp draw at the proposed resistance (V/R), and compares to the limit. Parallel builds double the limit, series doubles voltage. The bot accounts for this. Borderline builds get a warning, and an alternative wire gauge or resistance is offered.

No. Refusing to discuss builds is what sends customers to forums and competitor sites. The bot answers honestly, grounded in your inventory data, and includes safety notes when relevant. It will refuse to recommend an unsafe build, but it will not pretend coil building is too dangerous to discuss at all.

The bot can be scoped to logged-in customers only via SleekAI display conditions, so age-verified accounts see the technical bot and anonymous visitors see a basic version. Regional restrictions on specific products are noted in postmeta and surfaced in replies, so EU customers do not get recommended oversized tanks that violate TPD.

Yes. Diameter, 510 connection type, threading depth, and hot-spot clearance for stepped mods are all readable from product attributes. The bot filters atomizers by what fits the mod the customer mentions, then sorts by stock and price. Customers no longer order a 30mm RDA for a 25mm plate by accident at checkout.

Yes. Kanthal A1 is wattage-only. SS316L, Ni200, Ti01, and NiFe48 work in temperature control on most regulated mods. The bot reads wire material on each spool and recommends accordingly, including TC profile suggestions for compatible mods. Mesh builds get separate wicking guidance from round-wire builds.

If you sell e-liquid, yes. Nicotine level, VG/PG ratio, flavor category (fruit, dessert, menthol, tobacco), and brand all map to postmeta. The bot recommends based on the device the customer uses. High-VG juice for sub-ohm builds, higher PG and salt nic for pod kits and pen-style devices. Compatibility comes first always.

Yes. The system instruction includes basic safety: replace wraps when torn, do not exceed CDR, charge with a quality bay charger, and retire batteries after about 300 cycles or when capacity drops. The bot mentions this when relevant without lecturing, and links to wrap and charger products you stock in the shop.

Yes. SleekAI display conditions check user role. Logged-in reseller accounts see wholesale pricing, minimum order quantities, and lead times in replies. Retail customers see retail. The same bot handles both, with no separate setup beyond the role condition and pricing variables in postmeta.