skill
fusion-export-molecule
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Ship a Fusion 360 Electronics design to the Adom wiki as a molecule: bridge-driven export (BRD/SCH/F3D/STEP/USDZ, Gerbers and drill), <slug>-fab.zip and export.json, a sources-only publish through molecule-publish (the wiki's model registry builds the GLB, footprint and symbol), and adom-wiki model import into Hydrogen.
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SKILL.md+9@@ -9,6 +9,15 @@ Export a Fusion 360 Electronics design as an Adom molecule — the STEP + board **Prerequisite:** `adom-desktop` must be connected (`adom-desktop ping`) and Fusion must be running with the design open. +## EasyEDA logo: remove it during creation (always)++3D models that come from EasyEDA / LCSC (easyeda2kicad, LCSC `C` numbers, EasyEDA `.obj`, JLC libraries), and any board STEP/GLB that places those models, often carry an embossed **"LCEDA / EasyEDA" logo**: usually on a package side wall (seen on WS2812B-2020 and X0408FVS-100F-LPV01), sometimes on a chip top (seen on RP2350A and ADS1220), and sometimes the same colour as the body so it is easy to miss. It must not ship in anything we create or publish.++- **Check every EasyEDA-sourced part** before it is used or published: look at close-up renders of all four side walls and the top, not just the top view, and scan the STEP for the logo (clusters of tiny, very thin glyph faces or zero-thickness glyph solids).+- **Strip it from the part model** (remove the glyph faces/solids and close the face they sat on), keeping the body, pads, size and colours unchanged. Then build the footprint, board STEP and GLBs from the cleaned part, so every derived file is clean.+- **Verify**: rescan clean, the part's bounding box and colours unchanged, and a before/after render.+- Real manufacturer markings (the maker's logo, MPN or date code etched on the part) are not EasyEDA logos; keep those.+ ## Architecture The export is **orchestrated from the container** using existing `adom-desktop fusion_*` primitives. No custom add-in commands or HelperJoe buttons are needed — each step calls a standard AdomBridge verb.