Block-level first draft
Create a reviewable starting point from a defined system architecture and interface specification.
AI schematic generation · early access
Generate schematics grounded in your engineering context.
Turn requirements, selected parts, approved libraries, and team rules into a native schematic proposal your engineers can inspect, revise, and merge.
Requirements in · Native ECAD proposal out · Engineer reviews every change
INPUT CONTEXTpower-spec.mdapproved-parts.csvsymbols.kicad_symreference.schdesign-rules.yml
Product interface conceptRepresentative workflow—not a recorded customer design or performance claim.
A controlled generation loop
From intent to native files without skipping engineering judgment.
01 / DEFINE
Describe the circuit
Requirements, interfaces, constraints, preferred parts, and what must remain unchanged.
02 / GROUND
Assemble context
Approved symbols, footprints, datasheets, reference designs, and team standards.
03 / PROPOSE
Generate native ECAD
A schematic proposal plus assumptions, checks, and an inspectable change set.
04 / REVIEW
Engineer decides
Revise, reject, or merge through the team’s existing design and version-control process.
High-value starting points
Start where structure is known and repetition is expensive.
Schematic generation is most valuable when the desired behavior and review boundary are explicit—not when AI is asked to improvise a product architecture.
Standard subcircuits
Generate power, sensing, protection, interface, and connector blocks using company conventions.
Variants and migrations
Propose controlled changes for alternate configurations, library updates, or legacy migration.
What stays visible
The proposal includes its reasoning boundary.
- Inputs used.
Requirements, libraries, part sources, reference circuits, and team rules. - Assumptions made.
Anything not explicitly resolved is called out for engineering review. - Changes proposed.
Native-file diffs and checks fit the team’s existing review process.
Define where generation should—and should not—operate.
We’ll help shape the context, review gates, and first circuit family for your team.
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