Review bottlenecks
Traditional EDA review is slow and opaque. Circuitly generates visual diffs and structured summaries so senior EEs can approve changes quickly, with fewer meetings and less context switching.
If your team uses Altium or KiCad with Git, Circuitly can start delivering value in minutes: generate PR-ready changes, accelerate reviews with visual diffs, and reduce board respins with consistent, repeatable checks. Bring your conventions—Circuitly adapts.
Currently, fast-moving hardware teams ship under tight schedules, but EDA workflows remain fragile: diffs are unreadable, library changes spread silently, and small mistakes turn into expensive respins. As a result, Circuitly closes this gap by turning your schematic and PCB repository into an agent-operable workspace with software-grade review, traceability, and automation.
Traditional EDA review is slow and opaque. Circuitly generates visual diffs and structured summaries so senior EEs can approve changes quickly, with fewer meetings and less context switching.
Footprint mismatches, swapped nets, and library drift hide in the details. Circuitly agents check consistency across schematic, PCB, and libraries—then propose fixes as a PR you can validate before fab.
Circuitly is built for Git-native hardware teams. Agents operate directly on your repo, follow your conventions, and keep an auditable trail—no new file formats, no “AI sandbox,” no disruption.
Furthermore, Circuitly combines file-native agents with a review-first workflow. Whether you're building robotics controllers, flight computers, or ruggedized power systems, you get faster iteration without sacrificing correctness, documentation, or traceability. Here's how it works:
Ask Circuitly to implement changes directly in Altium or KiCad projects: refactors, component swaps, footprint updates, and library normalization. Changes are produced as a reviewable PR.
Learn MoreCircuitly fits into GitHub and GitLab-style review. Approve, request changes, and keep discussions tied to diffs—without exporting PDFs or screenshot-based markup.
Learn MoreSee what changed at a glance: schematic nets, symbols, annotations, footprints, and layout deltas. Circuitly highlights risk areas and generates human-readable review notes.
Learn MoreKeep symbols, footprints, and metadata consistent across projects. Circuitly agents can clean up parameter naming, enforce preferred footprints, and reduce the “mystery part” problem over time.
Learn MoreIn addition, robotics and aerospace startups move fast, but the bill for mistakes arrives slowly and painfully—at assembly, bring-up, or first flight. Consequently, Circuitly keeps design decisions reviewable, reproducible, and easy to validate across the full hardware lifecycle.
“Finally, AI that actually edits our Altium files instead of giving us advice we have to implement ourselves. Game changer for our drone team.”
“The visual diff for schematics is incredible. We caught three potential respins in our first week. Each one saved us $30K and 3 weeks.”
“We were skeptical about another AI tool, but Circuitly works with our existing KiCad files and Git workflow. Zero disruption, immediate value.”
Therefore, Circuitly is designed for electrical engineers and hardware leadership who want measurable throughput improvements without turning the design process into a black box. Specifically, every change is attributable, reviewable, and aligned with your existing toolchain.
Agents operate on real project files, not simplified exports—so results map directly to your repo and tooling.
Every change arrives as a pull request with diffs, notes, and approvals—your team stays in charge.
Understand changes in schematics, boards, and libraries—faster than scrolling through opaque binary deltas.
Connect a repo, run a targeted task, and review a PR. No long integrations, no new process bureaucracy.
Keep an inspectable trail from intent to implementation. Great for regulated workflows and high-stakes hardware.
Improve throughput across teams with consistent reviews, reusable patterns, and fewer late-stage surprises.
To fully understand how Circuitly transforms your workflow, here are the key terms and concepts you'll encounter:
Here's a concrete example of how Circuitly transforms a typical component swap workflow:
Result: 2-3 days, no audit trail, risk of missed changes
Result: 2 hours, full traceability, verified consistency
Find answers to common questions about Circuitly's capabilities and integration:
Yes. Circuitly agents operate directly on real Altium and KiCad design files in your repository and propose changes via pull requests so you can review before merging. No file conversion or export required.
Circuitly is Git-native: changes are delivered as PRs with visual diffs and human-readable summaries for schematics, boards, and libraries, so reviewers can approve or request changes like software.
Typical tasks include component swaps, footprint updates, refactors, library cleanup/normalization, and consistency checks across schematic, PCB, and libraries—submitted as a reviewable PR.
Yes. Circuitly keeps changes attributable and reviewable through your existing Git history and PR approvals, providing traceability from intent to implementation—critical for regulated industries.
To summarize, Circuitly delivers three core benefits that transform electronics design:
Consequently, teams achieve 2-3x faster design iterations through automated agent operations and streamlined PR-based reviews.
Additionally, visual diffs and consistency checks reduce board respins by 50%, catching errors before they reach fabrication.
Finally, every change maintains a complete audit trail—essential for regulated industries and high-stakes hardware projects.
In summary, whether you're building drones, robots, or space hardware, Circuitly empowers your team to ship faster with confidence. The result is fewer respins, faster reviews, and complete visibility into every design decision.
If your team uses Altium or KiCad with Git, Circuitly can start delivering value in minutes: generate PR-ready changes, accelerate reviews with visual diffs, and reduce board respins with consistent, repeatable checks. Bring your conventions—Circuitly adapts.