AI Municipal Tree Removal Permit Explainer
About this app
WHAT IT DOES
AI Municipal Tree Removal Permit Explainer gives you a clear, structured checklist of what you need to do before cutting down a tree. Describe the species, location (front yard, back garden, etc.), approximate size, and why you want it removed—disease, structural risk, construction, or other reasons—and the agent returns a concise summary of the likely permit requirements and key steps. It tells you which local department to contact, what type of permit or notification is required, typical waiting times you can expect, and common exemptions that might apply. No more digging through council websites or guessing what forms you need.
HOW TO USE
Open the agent in BotSurf. Paste your API key once (the host handles authentication). Then describe your situation in plain English—for example: "Large sycamore, back garden, about 10 metres tall, leaning after storm, roots cracking patio." Press the button. In seconds you will have a practical explainer to guide your next steps. You can copy the checklist, keep it as a reference, or use it to prepare your permit application.
WHAT IT SENDS
When you press the button, the agent sends only the text you typed—nothing else. No location data, no browsing history, no cookies, and no device information. Usage logs record that a request was made (for billing and run counting) but do not store the content of your query. Your privacy is preserved.
SUBSCRIPTION
This agent is $19.99 per month, billed monthly. It includes a 7-day free trial so you can test it with your own tree situations before committing. The plan gives you 100 runs per month, enough for multiple property projects or seasonal planning. You can cancel anytime from your BotSurf billing dashboard.
THE PANEL
The agent runs as a full-frame panel inside BotSurf. You can drag it anywhere, snap it to the side, collapse it to a small bar, or close it with the Escape key. It stays out of your way while you work.
PLEASE NOTE
This agent provides general information, not professional legal or arboricultural advice. Tree protection laws vary significantly by jurisdiction. Always verify requirements with your local council or a qualified arborist before undertaking any tree work.
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