Yes—ForgeBot Can Address These Comments.

01Guidance Lines

Do not apply the suggested manual-headland-turn change. The production clarification says AutoSteer turns automatically at headlands; manual disengagement is for obstacle avoidance.

With AutoSteer engaged, the tractor follows the guidance line and turns automatically at the headland onto the next pass. To avoid an obstacle, the user disengages AutoSteer, steers around the obstacle, and re-engages AutoSteer.

Basis: the production reply at 1790697519.050079. This describes the behavior confirmed in the thread, not an independently tested simulator build.

02Upgrade Pricing

The initial demonstration build was provided at no charge; the estimates shown cover the proposed additional development. Future upgrades will be quoted against the agreed scope and pricing in effect at that time, accounting for reusable work already completed.

This recognizes the initial investment without promising permanent package prices or an undefined credit for unpaid work.

If an explicit paid-development credit is desired, define eligible work and the credit in the future upgrade quote. Do not promise every prior development cost will be credited.

03Browser and Hosting Boundaries

Browser-based delivery for an agreed and tested device, operating-system, and browser configuration. Approved updates are published centrally and become available when users next load or refresh the application.

Recommended baseline to validate: Windows 11 laptops using current Chrome or Edge at acceptance. Add named iPadOS/Safari or Android/Chrome tablets only after graphics-performance and touch-control testing.

Before release: specify tested models, minimum hardware, browser versions, connectivity, hosting owner, deployment responsibilities, hosting term, recurring fees, and maintenance coverage.

The thread does not establish which services are included. Neither “included forever” nor “excluded” should be inserted as an established commercial fact.

04Package Names

Remove the visible and shadowed “Baby,” “Mama,” and “Papa” labels. Keep the client-facing package names only:

Check grouped objects, background art, and exported PDF pages so the old names do not remain behind the headings.

An earlier channel message separately requests this removal. No package prices or feature inclusions need to change to make it.

05Ultra Content and Coach

Lesson counts: the thread provides no approved quantities. The production pricing reply explicitly identifies guided lessons as the largest unknown. Define a fixed lesson and troubleshooting-scenario list before treating the estimate as closed scope.

Proposed client-input clause: Kubota supplies usable CAD for the agreed equipment, approved training and troubleshooting materials, and subject-matter review. Asset suitability and any conversion or cleanup work will be assessed before scope and schedule are finalized.

Proposed coach definition, subject to engineering confirmation: The coach uses the simulator’s current training step and relevant simulated equipment and control states to provide contextual guidance.

Replace “sees what the user sees” with the actual agreed inputs. Do not imply webcam access, live screen vision, or full desktop observation unless those are explicitly designed and priced.

06Concept Images

Concept Image — illustrative appearance; delivered functionality follows the agreed scope.

Place a legible label beside every conceptual visual. For Ultra, a label alone may not fix an image that appears to promise holographic or augmented-reality functionality.

Recommended visual correction: show the coach within the browser interface rather than as a floating hologram. If the existing image stays, explicitly identify its effects as illustrative and confirm that AR or holographic functionality is not included before stating that exclusion.

These are proposed editing instructions; the underlying image set has not been inspected in this response.