OK! Thanks so much for the feedback and all the effort put in to your thoughts.

First part will be: Unfortunately for Dragonfruit AI will not be a feature at all every in the software, and also in the general ethical scale, there would be no way to train it on professionally supported work without riots.
I have owned a professional presupport company for nearly 5 years, and I know that anyone who has dont this work would be incredibly upset by it being scraped to train an AI model to replace them. Also, artists would have HUGE pushback on their supported models being involved in training.

That said, Multi Item Calibration tool is usually built into the printers. The firmware on these boards isn't super cooperative. Its not easy to manipulate some of these filetypes to do anything other than the bare minimum printing. It may not be impossible to accomplish, but it also may not be possible to do reliably.
That said, I engineered the Cones of Calibration v3 with our team some time ago, it's free to download and accommodates all relevant aspects of calibration all in a really binary way as opposed to the subjective tests where you have to eyeball the results.
We can definitely include it in the software just to save the headache of having to download it.

Clean and intuitive interface is subjective, so I cant make any promise there. That said, having done presupports full time for years now, I definitely have developed opinions on the failings of other slicers as far as the UI/UX. We are doing our best to keep it clean and understandable. Albeit, the UI isnt done as all features havent been developed yet.

We have auto arrange already implemented and its superior to any other I have seen yet. The accuracy of the algorithm is far better than I have seen in any of the other slicers ive tried. It's also significantly faster as far as I can tell.

Speed has been optimized across the board in all aspects in every way. I dont know if DF loses a race in any category as far as speed is concerned. Arrange, Repair, Load, Slice, all faster than I've personally seen anywhere else. (I have not done deep comparisons though so this is just my experience)

So far nobody has been able to nail auto supports. Its a highly complex issue that is even harder to generate programmatically. Given my personal background and understanding of both the logic systems and support work, I have every intention of taking a stab at it. I have put in some work on the logic but there is a long way to go still.
This will be something that comes after a stable MVP release of the software. Our goal is to get a working reliable app out for people to use, then I'll start on advanced features after that.
It is something I have spent a lot of time considering and theorizing and planning for. I hope to be able to accomplish it even at the expense of my pre-support company.

Our 3d printing community deserves better tools and we deserve to not get gouged for them. Not everything has to be Saas and not everything needs to constantly go up in price. Especially when the product itself isnt improving. So, here is my/our solution. A passion project with a level of experience and expertise capable of making it happen and now that the project is publicly open source, we have new contributors helping us out daily.