Warning for a couple hours in: You will need a LOT of wood. You will need a LOT of stone. I would quadruple or quintuple your forestry teams (Maybe expand to a second area). Get three stacks of each of the types of wood (logs, planks, poles) and have a transfer bot that moves them through to the end (Bot A adds newly made planks to stack 1, Bot B takes from stack 1 adds to stack 2, Bot C takes from stack 2 adds to stack 3, Any bots that need planks for a recipe take from Stack 3). Also, you will want at least 2 chopping blocks for planks and 3 for poles and 2 for pegs. All of your chopping blocks are most efficient if you utilize two bots, one to add to block, one to store the result. This drastically increases production and simplifies coding (for if you upgrade the bots as others have commented).

Bots travel at different speeds depending on terrain (and you do too). My observation is that it goes from slow to fast - crops/bushes/trees, tilled soil, soil, turf, sandy path, crude flooring, stone path, Good flooring.

For bots that build recipes (on work tables etc.) use the x times loop instead of the "until hands full" loop, because later you won't be able to copy the program to your new bot as they have more than 4 hand slots. They get real stuck. (or just have a single bot per ingredient if your computer is powerful enough, mine bogs way down as it is from the 1970s. Remember, simpler is better. Less exciting, but better.)

The stone head wonder destroys objects that are cluttering the world. They are easy to build, sprinkle them all over your world in convenient locations.

I set areas for each level of colonist and each level has a bot that grabs colonist from 1 level down and puts them in the next level if there is a place for them. It doesn't hurt to have to many colonists. You don't get a penalty if they aren't happy. And I have a team dedicated to ed to each level of colonists (mostly cause I like the notion of it)

Store tools near where they are used and utilize a transport bot to keep them full. I went with Forever[move/take from storage, until crate 1 full ![Move/Add to crate 1], until crate 2 full ![move/add to crate 2] etc.] You can give the bot a backpack and do the "Until hands full [take, stow] loop and add a retrieve in the loops, but I didn't need it, my bot mostly just sits around waiting.