adom-nucleus
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Adom Nucleus — the central hub for navigating wiki boards, molecules and libraries into Hydrogen: browse your wiki boards/projects (Personal / Organization / Public), view symbol + footprint + 3D and the per-EDA footprint layer stackup, explore the board and schematic in INTERACTIVE cross-probing viewers (click a net, hover a part for stock and price), add components to your KiCad/Altium libraries, and deliver self-contained KiCad projects. Built on adom-lbr. (Formerly Adom Project Manager / ado
Adom Nucleus
A small web app (served locally, opened in a Hydrogen webview) for browsing and
working with your Adom wiki boards / projects. Built on
adom-lbr — it reuses the adom-lbr codec
to render and convert symbols/footprints on the fly.

What it does
- Projects, three tabs
- Personal — boards you own that aren't scoped to an org.
- Organization — boards scoped to an org you belong to, grouped by org.
- Public — a search box; type a name + Enter to find any public board.
- Boards you've starred on the wiki pin to the top (★); the rest sort alphabetically.
- Component viewer — click a board to see its components (categorized by type), then click one to view its symbol + footprint + 3D, rendered on the fly from the canonical adom-lbr JSON, with pin/pad highlight.
- Interactive board & schematic views — the board pane is
adom-layout-viewer and the schematic pane is adom-schematic-viewer,
embedded live rather than as flat images. Click a pad or trace to highlight its
whole net; hover a symbol or pad for MPN, stock, price, wiki page and datasheet.
Both render from the project's own EDA export, so they look exactly like KiCad.

- Layer stackup — for a footprint, see which layer each graphic becomes in KiCad and Altium.
- Add to Library — push selected components into your existing KiCad/Altium libraries.
- Add Project to my Computer — deliver a board's full KiCad project. In
project-only mode it's made self-contained: symbols/footprints are
extracted into a project library, every
lib_id/footprint reference is re-pointed to it, and project-localsym-lib-table/fp-lib-tableare written — so it opens anywhere with no broken links.
Run
adom-nucleus --port 8785
Then open http://localhost:<port> in a browser or Hydrogen webview. Delivery to
your machine (Add to Library / Add Project) goes through the adom-desktop
bridge, and identity/stars come from the signed-in adom-wiki session.
Built on adom-lbr
The Rust binary depends on the altium-codec crate from adom-lbr (KiCad
import/export + the canonical part model). As a wiki package it declares
adom/adom-lbr as a dependency.
Publishing boards
Boards are published to the wiki with molecule-publish,
which installs alongside the Manager as a dependency. It bundles 3D models,
normalizes paths and renders the board so the page has everything the Manager
needs (3D, schematic, PCB). The older bundled publish-board skill is
deprecated and is no longer shipped.
# Adom Nucleus
A small web app (served locally, opened in a Hydrogen webview) for browsing and
working with your Adom wiki **boards / projects**. Built on
[`adom-lbr`](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/adom-lbr) — it reuses the adom-lbr codec
to render and convert symbols/footprints on the fly.

## What it does
- **Projects, three tabs**
- **Personal** — boards you own that aren't scoped to an org.
- **Organization** — boards scoped to an org you belong to, grouped by org.
- **Public** — a search box; type a name + Enter to find any public board.
- Boards you've starred on the wiki pin to the top (★); the rest sort alphabetically.
- **Component viewer** — click a board to see its components (categorized by type),
then click one to view its **symbol + footprint + 3D**, rendered on the fly from
the canonical adom-lbr JSON, with pin/pad highlight.
- **Interactive board & schematic views** — the board pane is
**adom-layout-viewer** and the schematic pane is **adom-schematic-viewer**,
embedded live rather than as flat images. Click a pad or trace to highlight its
whole net; hover a symbol or pad for MPN, stock, price, wiki page and datasheet.
Both render from the project's own EDA export, so they look exactly like KiCad.

- **Layer stackup** — for a footprint, see which layer each graphic becomes in
**KiCad** and **Altium**.
- **Add to Library** — push selected components into your existing KiCad/Altium
libraries.
- **Add Project to my Computer** — deliver a board's full KiCad project. In
*project-only* mode it's made **self-contained**: symbols/footprints are
extracted into a project library, every `lib_id`/footprint reference is
re-pointed to it, and project-local `sym-lib-table` / `fp-lib-table` are written
— so it opens anywhere with no broken links.
## Run
```bash
adom-nucleus --port 8785
```
Then open `http://localhost:<port>` in a browser or Hydrogen webview. Delivery to
your machine (Add to Library / Add Project) goes through the **adom-desktop**
bridge, and identity/stars come from the signed-in `adom-wiki` session.
## Built on adom-lbr
The Rust binary depends on the `altium-codec` crate from `adom-lbr` (KiCad
import/export + the canonical part model). As a wiki package it declares
`adom/adom-lbr` as a dependency.
## Publishing boards
Boards are published to the wiki with **[molecule-publish](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/molecule-publish)**,
which installs alongside the Manager as a dependency. It bundles 3D models,
normalizes paths and renders the board so the page has everything the Manager
needs (3D, schematic, PCB). The older bundled `publish-board` skill is
deprecated and is no longer shipped.