A comment letter is a set of claims about the code and about your drawings. “Provide egress width calculations per CBC 1005.3” says the code requires something and that the plans do not show it. Answering it means reading the section in the edition your city adopted, and reading your own sheets to see whether the thing is there. A general chatbot can do neither: it answers from memory and truncates a plan set at its context window.
Ichi was built for exactly that reading. It is why a report here can mark a comment as a real deficiency, as already satisfied on a named sheet, or as a citation that does not govern this project, and show its evidence for each. Every improvement to how Ichi reads a code book or a plan set reaches this product the same day.


