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KiCad - the KiCad Bridge
Public Made by Adomby adom
Drive your own KiCad from an AI, in the background: open every editor, read the whole board as data (the EDA Bridge Standard board model), stack-up, part heights, netlists, place, route, pour, DRC and exports.
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RELEASE_NOTES.md+11@@ -10,6 +10,17 @@ unnamed. These entries were reconstructed after the fact from the work they contain, which is exactly the situation the mandatory-notes gate now prevents. Treat them as accurate but secondhand. +## 1.0.83 (2026-10-29 19:26 UTC)++NATIVE (Rust) build. 1.0.83: a schematic review before the board is updated, and the standard's engine 0.16.0.++- **kicad_schematic_review (new; the standard's schematic_review, which KiCad answered only in part before):** reviews every pin against KiCad's own netlist of the design, with each pin's electrical type.+ - Errors: power pins on no net, outputs driving each other.+ - Warnings: pins on no net, one-pin nets, inputs nothing drives, and IC supplies with no decoupling capacitor to ground.+ - KiCad's single-pin unconnected-(...) nets count as no net, and a pin with a no-connect flag is expected to be unconnected.+ - Checked: a wired RC filter is clean; the unwired rp2040 sample shows its 5 unconnected power pins and 2 supplies without a capacitor.+- **Engine:** adom-eda-checks 0.16.0 (EDA Bridge Standard 0.19.0). KiCad keeps its own route_pair, length_tune, auto_classes, silk_designators, pin_pad_check and find_space: they work on KiCad's real courtyards and its live editor.+ ## 1.0.82 (2026-10-29 18:43 UTC) NATIVE (Rust) build. 1.0.82: five more of the standard's app-tier verbs, and KiCad's own Python from the bridge.