Yes. If your per-acre ranges, stormwater design rates, grading and erosion control fees, utility coordination per sheet, and permit handling by agency live on WordPress pages, ACF fields, or a custom post type, SleekAI reads them at request time. The bot quotes from whatever your site publishes.

The system instruction explains detention pond design, underground detention vaults, infiltration BMPs, and bioretention as the main approaches, each with its own rate range. The bot asks about jurisdiction, design storm requirements, and site constraints, then mentions which approach typically fits without committing to a specific BMP.

Yes. The bot mentions which scope items your firm normally subs to specialty partners (geotech, wetlands, traffic impact, landscape architecture, surveying) and which are in-house. That clarity matters because developers want one prime point of contact but also need to know which subs are involved on the team.

No. Kickoffs only book into windows the design lead's calendar has open. The bot does not promise a January start when the lead is already on another entitlement schedule that month. If the requested start conflicts, the bot offers the next available window and frames how that shifts the milestones.

Yes. SleekAI's multibot feature lets the developer bot focus on entitlement timelines, per-acre scope, and full civil packages, while the architect bot handles smaller site plans for vertical projects and schematic site work. Display conditions route each bot to the right page so prompts never cross over.

Yes, at the framing level. The bot mentions which agencies your firm regularly submits to, the typical review cycle length, and the permit handling fee for each. It does not commit to specific durations because those move with agency staffing; the bot frames the typical range and routes to the project engineer.

No. Anonymous visitors can describe the project, get a fee range, and book a kickoff or scoping call. The bot collects parcel address, acreage, jurisdiction, project type, deliverables, and deadline inline. Client accounts for repeat developers let the bot see prior projects and skip basic intake.

Your choice. SleekAI supports bring-your-own API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, so you can pick GPT, Claude, Gemini, or anything OpenRouter exposes. Civil intake conversations are short, numeric, and scope-focused, so most firms settle on a mid-tier model with no rewrite needed to switch.