Default is public forums only, mirroring wpForo's own visibility rules. Private and members-only boards are skipped unless an administrator explicitly opts them in. When you do opt in, indexing still respects user role at retrieval time, so a public visitor never sees content from a private board even if it lives in the vector store.

Yes. Moderation reports flag conversations where the bot's confidence was low or where the matching thread had no replies marked solved. Those become a worklist: each one is either a candidate for a pinned thread, a missing FAQ, or a sign that a moderator should jump in. Over weeks this turns the bot into a content-gap detector.

Yes. SleekAI works alongside WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress. The visitor's language is detected from the request, the bot answers in that language, and it can quote a thread written in the site's default language while replying to the visitor in their own. Per-language replies become a single chatbot rather than one bot per locale.

OpenAI Files vector storage handles tens of thousands of threads without query latency creeping up, because retrieval runs against embeddings rather than the wpforo_posts table directly. Indexing is incremental, so new posts get queued on save instead of forcing a full re-index. Mature wpForo communities with years of archive run on the same setup.

Yes, every answer can include the wpForo topic URL. The visitor sees which thread the bot pulled from and can scroll the rest of the conversation, which keeps the community in the loop instead of replacing it. Citations also make moderation logs auditable, because every claim is traceable to a specific post.

Yes. Display conditions can target the wpForo template or a specific forum slug, so the bot only loads on /community/ pages and stays off the rest of the site. You can run a different bot on the homepage, on docs, and on the forum, each with its own corpus and system prompt.

When two threads give different answers, the bot prefers the one marked solved, then the most recent post, then the post with the highest reply count. If confidence is still low it surfaces both threads instead of guessing, citing each URL so the visitor can read the discussion. Moderators see those low-confidence cases in the logs and can resolve them by pinning a canonical thread.

Deletions in wpForo trigger a re-index that removes the post from the vector store, so the bot stops citing it within minutes. Threads moved to a hidden board are removed unless that board was opted in for indexing. Soft-deletes follow the same rule, which keeps moderation actions consistent between the forum UI and the chatbot.