Yes. Yoast stores its main fields in wp_postmeta with stable underscore-prefixed keys, and SleekAI's Wizard maps those keys into named variables that the chatbot's system message references at request time. When an editor changes a title or meta description in the Yoast sidebar, the next chat answer reflects the new value automatically. No exports, no sync jobs.

Yes. Premium adds extra postmeta keys for social titles, social descriptions, and internal linking suggestions, all of which sit in the same wp_postmeta table. Point the SleekAI Wizard at the keys you care about and they show up as variables. The bot does not need a Yoast-specific connector, it just reads the meta you already store.

Yes. The Wizard can expose a helper that ranks posts by focus keyword match for a given query, returning a short list of candidates with their Yoast title and meta description. The model then picks the closest match and replies with the title and a one-sentence summary, instead of inventing a URL.

It can. A common pattern is to keep WordPress search for power users and add a SleekAI chatbot as the primary search affordance on the blog and docs sections. The bot answers in plain language, suggests the matching post, and falls back to a list of links when the question matches multiple articles.

Only if you map them. Yoast generates JSON-LD on the front end from a handful of postmeta and option keys. If you map those keys, the bot can answer schema-related questions, such as which posts are marked as FAQPage or HowTo. Otherwise the bot stays focused on title, description, and focus keyword.

Push the Yoast title plus meta description plus focus keyword plus URL for each post into an OpenAI Files vector store of up to one gigabyte per file. The model retrieves only the rows that match the visitor's query at request time, so the context window stays small even on big archives.

Yes. Yoast WooCommerce SEO adds product-specific schema and meta fields, all stored in standard postmeta. SleekAI can read those alongside core WooCommerce data, so a product-page bot answers with both the Yoast meta description and the live price and stock from WooCommerce.

It can, if you map the noindex flag into the data source. A common setup is to exclude posts where _yoast_wpseo_meta-robots-noindex equals 1, so the chatbot never surfaces a page you explicitly told search engines to ignore. Tag and category archives can be filtered the same way.