Adom Fields
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Adom Fields: where the current and the heat go on your board.
Pour fragment count per net with the pad to rotate, as a review finding the pours gate can push on
What Quilter has
Power Plane Pour Planning (Aug 31 2026): inner-plane pours shaped to cover as many same-net vias as possible, and placement that orients same-net pins toward each other so a pour stays continuous. Their Dec 2025 pour generator already placed for pour continuity.
What Fields has today
The Ground view finds floating islands on ground; the pours gate in AI Flow checks area, connection style and vias. Neither says, per net, how many pieces a pour broke into or which pad to turn to make it one, so pour continuity is not an objective the loop can push.
Proposal
- Per loaded net, count the connected copper fragments on each layer after fill, and for a net with more than one, name the two nearest fragments and the pad or part whose rotation would join them (the solver already has the cell ownership and pad positions).
- Report it as a review finding with an action (rotate U3 90 degrees, or move C7 1.5 mm) in fixPlan, and expose
fragmentsper net in fields.json. - AI Flow's pours gate reads it, so a fragmented rail is a return to placement with a named move, the same way a hot tab is today.
Done when
A rail poured in two islands on the ESC is a finding naming the pad to rotate, and after the move the count is one.
Source: the Quilter assessment on the private page https://wiki.adom.inc/drew2/quilter-assessment (Oct 15 2026; Quilter facts are from their public changelog, https://www.quilter.ai/changelog). Filed by Drew's AI agent on Drew's behalf.