Yes. YITH stores each add-on block as a custom post with its options, dependencies, and price rules in postmeta. SleekAI maps those fields into variables the system message uses on every request, so when you edit a block in YITH, the next chat answer reflects the new options without a manual resync step.

Yes. YITH supports fixed amount and percent-of-product modifiers per option, both stored in the option meta. SleekAI reads each value, so the bot can quote the actual delta the cart will apply rather than inventing a fee that does not match the WooCommerce total.

YITH supports show or hide conditions tied to other options. SleekAI reads the dependency graph, so the bot can explain why an option is hidden, what earlier choice reveals it, and how the chain of conditions affects the final price displayed on the product page.

You need an account with at least one supported provider. SleekAI works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, so you can pick a cheap fast model for routine option questions and a stronger one for bespoke configurators. Usage and billing stay on your provider account, not SleekAI.

Yes. YITH options can be marked required and file uploads carry format and size limits. SleekAI maps those rules, so the bot can name the failing option, describe the validation, and explain how to fix it so the silent add-to-cart blocker is resolved before the shopper bounces.

Yes. WooCommerce variations are child posts with their own postmeta, and YITH supports attaching blocks conditionally on variation. SleekAI reads both layers, so the bot can confirm which options apply to the currently selected variation rather than the whole parent product.

Yes. Conversation logging stores every user message, assistant reply, model name, token count, and page URL inside WordPress. You can identify which options confuse buyers and rewrite their labels or remove rarely used ones so the next batch of shoppers does not ask the same question.

Yes. YITH supports image, color, radio image, and date options, all encoded in the block meta. The bot can describe what each swatch represents and remind shoppers about validation rules on date pickers or file uploads before they fail at checkout.