Altium Dashboard · the Altium bridge
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Boxes & actions

Demos

Guided demo
Six beats on the examples Altium ships with: symbol, footprint, 3D part, schematic, 2D board, 3D board. Runs entirely in the background through the resident agent, and each finished beat streams back a screenshot.
Tour a wiki part end to end
Importing a wiki part into Altium (symbol, footprint, STEP body, parameters) is a creative job your AI does with the altium_create_* verbs and proves with frames. Send it the phrase below.

Altium surfaces

Every design surface the bridge can drive, on the examples Altium ships with. Each button opens JUST that surface in the background through the resident DelphiScript agent and shows you the frame the verb returned.

Verb times on this box

Every dispatch is logged with its outcome; these numbers converge just by the bridge being used. p50 15s beside p90 400s is two code paths wearing one name.
not loaded - press refresh

Copy-paste prompts for your AI

Altium Bridge Settings

Taskbar activity

While a verb is driving Altium, the bridge marks the Altium taskbar button so you can tell the window is busy and who is busy in it. The progress bar is painted through the Windows taskbar API (ITaskbarList3) and sized from this box's own measured verb timings: it fills over the time that verb usually takes here, creeps past the end when a run is overdue, and shows an indeterminate marquee when nothing has been measured yet. The flash is Windows' own attention highlight. The bridge never triggers it, it only decides whether to cancel it while a bar is showing.

The difference is what each one asks of you. A flash stays lit until you click the button, so it reads as something you have to deal with. A bar removes itself the moment Adom stops driving, so when the bar and the overlay badge are both gone, the window is yours again. Read-only verbs such as status checks never mark activity in any mode.

Taskbar: Activity indicator

What the Altium taskbar button does while Adom is driving it. Each picture is a 1:1 capture of this machine's taskbar at its native resolution.
Default: Progress bar

Overlay badge

The Adom mark is stamped in the corner of a Altium window's taskbar button while a verb is running against that window, and comes off by itself five minutes after the last verb, so a badge always means "Adom is driving this right now". It is a per-window overlay through the same taskbar API, so it never changes the button's own icon or how Windows groups it, and it is never stamped by read-only verbs like status checks. A bridge restart clears every badge, because a freshly started bridge is driving nothing.

The Altium taskbar button with the small teal Adom mark in its top right corner
On: the Adom mark sits on the Altium PCB Editor button while a verb drives it.
The same Altium taskbar button with no mark on it, only its own icon
Off: the same button, same moment, nothing added.

Taskbar: Adom overlay badge

Show the badge while Adom is driving
Default: On

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