Use case · Before layout
Review a new schematic before uncertainty becomes board work.
Build a shared understanding of architecture, requirements coverage, component context, and unresolved questions while the design is still inexpensive to change.
The problem
A new schematic can be electrically plausible while still carrying unresolved system assumptions, library inconsistencies, misunderstood requirements, or layout-sensitive decisions. Review meetings often spend their time rebuilding context rather than examining the risky parts.
Connected workflow
Circuitly assembles the schematic with requirements, approved libraries, datasheets, reference circuits, and team rules. It prepares an architecture summary, maps major requirements to the design, and identifies questions or potential issues that deserve engineering attention.
Ingest
Schematic plus the sources your team considers authoritative.
Understand
Architecture, interfaces, rails, components, and stated intent.
Review
Questions and findings linked to the relevant design context.
Resolve
Engineers decide what changes, what is accepted, and what remains open.
Review output
- Architecture and critical-path summary
- Requirements coverage and unresolved assumptions
- Potential issues with design references
- Shareable questions, decisions, and review status
Engineer decision
Circuitly does not sign off the schematic. It prepares a grounded review record so the responsible engineer can inspect evidence, resolve ambiguity, and decide whether the design is ready to advance.
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