Build a Bobcat equipment quote, or load a sample, and the validator checks the whole quote at once: whether each machine offers what was ordered, whether the options, attachments and load fit together, the financing, and whether the total on the quote is the total the validator computes.
Bobcat compact loaders, compact excavators, telehandlers, compact and utility tractors, the Toolcat and the UV34: 50 models and 35 attachments, with flow tiers, Features on Demand, options and kits, capacities, Protection Plus, rebate and promotional financing, discount and the stated total.
Not covered: the backhoe loader, mini track loaders, walk-behind mowers, a few older loader models, taxes, trade-ins and dealer-specific pricing. Bobcat sells through dealers and publishes no list prices, so every price here is illustrative, as are several capacities and rules (for example, that the T86 does not get Features on Demand). Built by Predictika from public pages; not affiliated with or endorsed by Doosan Bobcat.
Type the request the way you would say it: machine, how many, options, attachments and the total you quoted. Predictika turns it into the same structured quote the form below builds, and the validator checks that.
The text goes to Predictika’s own interpreter service, never to a general chat, and only quote requests are accepted. Anything it cannot map is returned as a question, not a guess.
The same check, built by choosing from lists. Load a sample to start.
validate endpoint: {session_id, choices:[{parapath,value}…, {parapath:"_sys", value:["EOS"]}]}. It carries no Bobcat rules; every verdict and message comes from the validator. Only fields you changed from the defaults are sent.CONFIG.TEXT_ENABLED). When the interpreter tools (parse_text / validate_text) exist on the remote MCP server, enable it and add the call; the form button below is unchanged and keeps its own rules.X-API-KEY, hardcoded in the CONFIG block below; it is visible to anyone who views the page source. Each click uses a new session_id.Live calls to Predictika’s validator service; not a Bobcat system.