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Task-shaped walkthroughs for designing boards with an AI agent: making a schematic from a description, importing KiCad libraries, and how agent-driven routing actually works.
GuideHow to make a PCB schematic with AIA step-by-step walkthrough: describe a circuit in plain English, have an AI agent place the parts and wire the nets, check the result, assign footprints and push it through to a board.GuideText to schematic, command by commandWhat actually happens between typing a description of a circuit and getting an editable schematic — the exact commands an AI agent issues, and how it checks its own work.GuideHow to import a KiCad libraryPoint Schema at KiCad symbol and footprint libraries you already maintain — how discovery works, how to add directories by hand, and how load order resolves name clashes.GuideAI PCB routing explainedHow an AI agent actually routes a PCB — the commands it issues, how collisions are handled, why it never rewrites copper it was not asked to touch, and where it hands back to you.
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