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adom-lbr entry corrected (EDA library converter, Formal Name Adom Library); lbr added as the global spoken identifier

John Lauer ·2a538609b7 ·1mo ago ·parent 02f3b87
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README.md+2−1
@@ -273,7 +273,8 @@ Every wiki page is built from these pillars (each is a tab on the page and a ver |------|-----------| | **adom-symbol** | Creates schematic symbols — KiCad `.kicad_sym` and Fusion/EAGLE `.lbr` — from a part number or datasheet, previews them in a webview, and sends them to KiCad or Fusion 360 Electronics via Bridge. | | **adom-footprint** | Creates KiCad `.kicad_mod` footprints (and the 3D pad preview) the same way — generate, preview in wv, deliver to the EDA tool. |-| **adom-lbr** | The Adom Library management tool — organizes symbols/footprints/3D models into libraries, browses and exports them (incl. Fusion export). |+| **adom-lbr** (Formal Name **Adom Library**; spoken: **lbr**) | The EDA library converter: symbols, footprints and 3D chips, moved between KiCad, Fusion and Altium through one canonical part format, plus the Library dashboard (dock card "Adom LBR"): browse every wiki part, view symbol/footprint/3D/layer-stackup, and send parts straight into desktop KiCad/Fusion via Bridge web control. |+| **lbr** | The GLOBAL spoken identifier for adom-lbr — how users drive it through their AI: "validate my lbr for fusion", "convert this kicad symbol to an eagle lbr", "add these parts to my kicad library with lbr". Bare "lbr" means the adom-lbr app; EAGLE's `.lbr` FILE format (one of its outputs) is always written with the dot. Always lowercase, like pup and cf. | | **chip-fetcher** (short: **cf** — say "fetch STM32H743VIT6 with cf") | Crawls the web on your behalf to gather EVERYTHING about the chips you care about — datasheet, symbol, footprint, 3D model, stock and pricing — manufacturer site first, then the vendor ladder (SnapEDA/SnapMagic, Ultra Librarian, Mouser, DigiKey, CSE), into a live dashboard (a pup window, also a Dock Bar card in ah). Per-site scraping playbooks; users drive it entirely through their AI with the word **cf**. | | **ds2sf** | Datasheet-to-symbol/footprint — turns a datasheet PDF straight into a symbol + footprint. The "I have a PDF, make me library parts" path. | | **chip-thumbnailer** | The chip-icon factory: from one STEP file, renders the full family of chip icons — shaded orientations, transparent alpha-keyed variants, the part number lasered on the chip top, vector outline styles — plus the embossed .step for KiCad. Live web app + CLI; heavy OCCT work runs on service-step2glb. (Symbol/footprint thumbnails are adom-symbol / adom-footprint, not this.) |
SKILL.md+2−1
@@ -279,7 +279,8 @@ Every wiki page is built from these pillars (each is a tab on the page and a ver |------|-----------| | **adom-symbol** | Creates schematic symbols — KiCad `.kicad_sym` and Fusion/EAGLE `.lbr` — from a part number or datasheet, previews them in a webview, and sends them to KiCad or Fusion 360 Electronics via Bridge. | | **adom-footprint** | Creates KiCad `.kicad_mod` footprints (and the 3D pad preview) the same way — generate, preview in wv, deliver to the EDA tool. |-| **adom-lbr** | The Adom Library management tool — organizes symbols/footprints/3D models into libraries, browses and exports them (incl. Fusion export). |+| **adom-lbr** (Formal Name **Adom Library**; spoken: **lbr**) | The EDA library converter: symbols, footprints and 3D chips, moved between KiCad, Fusion and Altium through one canonical part format, plus the Library dashboard (dock card "Adom LBR"): browse every wiki part, view symbol/footprint/3D/layer-stackup, and send parts straight into desktop KiCad/Fusion via Bridge web control. |+| **lbr** | The GLOBAL spoken identifier for adom-lbr — how users drive it through their AI: "validate my lbr for fusion", "convert this kicad symbol to an eagle lbr", "add these parts to my kicad library with lbr". Bare "lbr" means the adom-lbr app; EAGLE's `.lbr` FILE format (one of its outputs) is always written with the dot. Always lowercase, like pup and cf. | | **chip-fetcher** (short: **cf** — say "fetch STM32H743VIT6 with cf") | Crawls the web on your behalf to gather EVERYTHING about the chips you care about — datasheet, symbol, footprint, 3D model, stock and pricing — manufacturer site first, then the vendor ladder (SnapEDA/SnapMagic, Ultra Librarian, Mouser, DigiKey, CSE), into a live dashboard (a pup window, also a Dock Bar card in ah). Per-site scraping playbooks; users drive it entirely through their AI with the word **cf**. | | **ds2sf** | Datasheet-to-symbol/footprint — turns a datasheet PDF straight into a symbol + footprint. The "I have a PDF, make me library parts" path. | | **chip-thumbnailer** | The chip-icon factory: from one STEP file, renders the full family of chip icons — shaded orientations, transparent alpha-keyed variants, the part number lasered on the chip top, vector outline styles — plus the embossed .step for KiCad. Live web app + CLI; heavy OCCT work runs on service-step2glb. (Symbol/footprint thumbnails are adom-symbol / adom-footprint, not this.) |