Briefing
Each phase ends with a check. Questions whose answers would change the board are asked up front, netlist assertions must pass, and every price is read from a live page or labeled an estimate. Gerbers are verified apart from the EDA tool before purchase.
The skill drives EasyEDA Pro through an MCP bridge and uses a logged-in browser to price parts and fill carts. Carts and payment stay manual. Designs target hand assembly and a PCB house's free-prototype size limits.
The case-study board has 149 parts on four layers and passed DRC. The write-up lists nine defects the process caught, including five nets shorted while DRC reported zero errors. All are design-stage catches; the board had not been built when the skill was written.
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Repository facts
| Repository | daishuge/ |
|---|---|
| Stars | 154 |
| License | MIT Permissive |
| Language | Python |
| Last push | 29 Sep 2026 30 d ago |