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name: fusion description: >- The map of everything Adom can do with Fusion 360 (Electronics). Invoke when the user has Fusion open, when a .f3d/.f3z/.fbrd/.fsch/.lbr is present, or when they ask "what are my options" for a Fusion project — and you need to route them to the right surface: drive Fusion live from the cloud, connect to Autodesk cloud designs, update board libraries preserving silk, export to Hydrogen / JLCPCB / STEP, source parts and drop-in .lbr libraries, or publish the board as a molecule. Each surface names its canonical tool; hand off to it. user-invocable: true

Adom for Fusion 360

You (or Hydrogen Desktop's setup thread) have found the user in Fusion 360. This is the menu of every Adom surface that works with Fusion Electronics. Figure out their intent, then hand off to the canonical tool for that row — this skill is a router, not a doer.

Detection cues: Fusion 360 is a running window (ask the desktop bridge), or the workspace has *.f3d, *.f3z, *.fbrd, *.fsch, or a Fusion/EAGLE *.lbr.

The menu (intent → tool)

1. Drive Fusion live (their real install)

The Fusion bridge in Adom Desktop launches and drives Fusion 360: electronics board layout, design rules, component libraries with real 3D, parametric IPC package generation (laser-etched), and export to STEP/IGES/STL/3MF/USDZ/OBJ/ DXF/DWG/gerbers/BOM/CPL. It also does fast APS cloud-file search. → adom/adom-desktop-fusion-bridge. Invoke via the adom-desktop skill (fusion_* verbs). Install the bridge layer with adom/fusion-bootstrap.

2. Connect to Autodesk cloud designs

For Adom employees, cloud search is zero-setup: "search for X molecule and open it" auto-configures the shared APS PKCE client and does a one-time Autodesk sign-in → adom/fusion-aps-adom (private, Adom org). Each org runs its own APS app, so this lives in the org skill rather than the public bridge.

3. See a design without opening Fusion

  • STEP viewer — a Fusion-style STEP/STP viewer in a Hydrogen webview: outline, smart-pick measure → adom/adom-step
  • Any published part/board renders interactive symbol + footprint + 3D viewers on its wiki component page.

4. Update & manage Fusion libraries

  • Update libraries — refresh the component libraries in a Fusion Electronics design while preserving silk customizations and syncing 3D → adom/fusion-update-libraries
  • Adom Project Manager — browse wiki boards/projects and add components into the Fusion library → adom/adom-project-manager
  • Basic parts as a drop-in .lbr — all Adom basic parts as one Fusion library (real footprints + rendering 3D) → adom/adom-basic-parts-fusion-lbr
  • Adom machine parts — install Adom's pins/contacts into Fusion → barrett-land/adom-library-importer

5. Source parts for Fusion

  • Chip Fetcher — manufacturer-grade bundle including a Fusion/EAGLE .lbr (plus STEP + datasheet) → adom/adom-chip-fetcher
  • Chip Fetcher Lite — fast, wiki-first staging → adom/chip-fetcher-lite
  • Component pages — every published part ships a Fusion/EAGLE .lbr download.
  • Distributor data (price/stock/datasheet/LCSC PN, no CAD) → adom/adom-parts-search

6. Create & convert CAD

  • adom-lbr — the EDA library translator: emit a Fusion/EAGLE .lbr from a part sourced in any EDA (and back) → adom/adom-lbr
  • Symbol / footprintadom/adom-symbol and adom/adom-footprint deliver to Fusion as well as KiCad.
  • Datasheet → CADadom/adom-ds2sf
  • STEP → GLBadom/adom-step2glb · Validate footprint vs 3Dadom/adom-chipsmith

7. Export to manufacturing / Hydrogen

  • To Hydrogen — push a Fusion Electronics design into Hydrogen (silk PNG, .fbrd/.fsch, 3D) → adom/fusion-export-for-hydrogen
  • To JLCPCB — the complete manufacturing package: gerbers + BOM (LCSC) + CPL → adom/fusion-jlcpcb-export

8. Publish the board as a molecule

adom/fusion-export-molecule (BRD/SCH/F3D/STEP/USDZ/silk → OCCT molecule) → adom/molecule-publish → a wiki component page → adom/adom-molecule-import into Hydrogen. adom/molecule-pipeline routes the whole thing.

Sister skills

adom/kicad and adom/altium are the same map for those tools. All three are members of the adom/eda family.