quick Backplane demo: full guitar pedal design + layout w/ SPICE simulation to validate Backplane is a T3Code + KiCad fork w/ a set of really nice skills we put together.

so this would be able to do routing and placement of components? also would it be able to add more libraries by searching for it? I wanna build a proper 10 port USB C, 240W each charging station that is rack mounted 🤩 need to vibe cad that! 😂

yes it found many footprints/symbols autonomously using easyeda2kicad + some internal tooling built around KiCad's footprint generator.

interesting.. I am wondering how accurate they are for stuff like seeed xiao and nordic boards... if it would also get the pin-out correctly.. this is a definitely a weekend project to play with. tomorrow I am off work, so I might actually put some time aside to test this! works on windows or Linux? also can I use my existing subs like Opencode / Codex?

Linux, works with opencode or codex or claude (yuck)

how does it feel being a 10uf cap

Bottom left creature apart of the fork?

no that's just me

do you pass kyc??? what’s it like at tsa

We need a video on the chudtube channel going over this

Impressive! Love the initiative and the sim inclusion is 🔥!

A guitar pedal is a fun test because you eventually get to hear the mistakes 😅 Does the SPICE loop feed changes back into the schematic, or is it a separate check? I'm working on PCB Studio, so this part caught my attention.

This is sooo cool, feeling like the singularity is coming The thing is if this gets augmentated with with classical layout/routing logic it'll be close to perfect 😬

I can't think of a competing industry with product names as good as guitar pedals makers "big muff" is my fav

I like it but we need an EDA suite which is powered by Elixir, not Python.

why in hell would you embed t3 code instead of just making your own harness

why reinvent the wheel when there's a really shiny good wheel i like right there

because the shiny good wheel is using entirely different technology

My closed-source alpha doesn't like this :) Still, really good stuff, this is the way forward. If you don't embrace this progress as an EE, you will be in trouble soon.

Hey @i2cjak did you say pstack as in @poteto or “key stack”?