adom-wiki pkg install adom/adom-molecule

adom-molecule import <wiki-slug> --owner <username> [--name <molecule-name>]

# KiCad
adom-molecule create --name "RP2040_Core" --owner adom \
    --glb model.glb --pcb board.kicad_pcb --sch schematic.kicad_sch
# Fusion 360
adom-molecule create --source fusion --name "Enclosure" --owner john \
    --usdz model.usdz --silk-top silkscreen.png

# Adom Molecule CLI

Rust CLI for the Adom molecule pipeline. Install via the wiki (binary bundled — no
GitHub release needed):

```bash
adom-wiki pkg install adom/adom-molecule
```

## Import a wiki molecule into Hydrogen (new in 1.1.0)

Pulls a molecule **already published on the wiki** into a Hydrogen account, reusing
its published GLB — **no re-optimization, no silkscreen re-render**:

```bash
adom-molecule import <wiki-slug> --owner <username> [--name <molecule-name>]
```

The wiki page's auto-generated GLB (STEP→GLB at `adom-wiki pkg publish` time) is fetched
and registered directly via Hydrogen's `/api/molecules/create-json`.

## Create from source files

```bash
# KiCad
adom-molecule create --name "RP2040_Core" --owner adom \
    --glb model.glb --pcb board.kicad_pcb --sch schematic.kicad_sch
# Fusion 360
adom-molecule create --source fusion --name "Enclosure" --owner john \
    --usdz model.usdz --silk-top silkscreen.png
```

`adom-molecule list` / `adom-molecule delete --owner <u> --name <n>` manage the library.

## Sources

| Source | Files | Pipeline |
|--------|-------|----------|
| Wiki import | (reuses published GLB) | none — direct register |
| KiCad | `.glb`, `.kicad_pcb`, `.kicad_sch` | Blender |
| Fusion 360 | `.usdz`, silkscreen `.png` | USDZ→GLB (Blender) |
| EasyEDA | `.obj` | direct |

- Source: https://github.com/adom-inc/adom-molecule (backup)
- Binary: ~3.3 MB (Linux x86_64)

![adom-molecule CLI session](screenshots/cli-session.png)