LandscapeReview AI: Chief Engineer's Eye

What It Solves

Before landscape construction drawings are issued, reviewers often need more than a visual checklist: mandatory standards, local code applicability, cross-discipline interfaces, and experience-based risk points are easy to miss. This skill provides a structured pre-review pass with traceable reasoning.

How It Works

It accepts landscape drawing images such as PDF, JPG, or PNG, or a written description. It first identifies drawing type, project type, and location, then reviews in a fixed order:
- Mandatory standard scan: checks national mandatory rules, industry clauses, and local standards, prioritizing issues that can trigger a no-sign decision.
- Local and industry checks: applies local standards when location is known, and reviews drafting, acceptance, and coordination requirements.
- Experience rules and case analogy: uses L3 rules and L2 cases to flag recurring field risks, explicitly marked as non-mandatory engineering experience.
- Closed-loop outputs: produces a review report, remediation email, and archive record, with a three-level conclusion: sign, hold, or do not sign.

When information is missing, it asks for specific supplements instead of guessing.

Boundaries

It is intended as an early pre-review for landscape specialists. It does not replace statutory construction drawing review, human chief engineer sign-off, structural calculation, load checks, hydraulic calculation, or CAD source-file analysis. For structural, drainage, or electrical interfaces, it flags coordination needs rather than performing specialist reviews.