Electronics design workbench
BetaGo from a plain-language device idea to a KiCad project you can review.
An invite-only workbench that takes an electronics idea through requirements, component choices, calculations and checks, then exports a KiCad project for review. The AI proposes; a person decides.
01 / The problem
When an electronics idea becomes a design, the reasons behind each choice tend to get lost on the way: the sources, the calculations, the open risks.
RequirementsComponent selectionDesign checksKiCad export
Screens
Inside CircuitForge.
Trace. Check. Export.Traceable requirements, automated checks with visible warnings, and a KiCad project you can open. 
The AI proposes. You decide.Every model suggestion sits beside the person who approved it, so the reasoning survives.
02 / How I approached it
The decisions that shaped it.
- 01
Keep every requirement and assumption from the original brief, with its history.
- 02
Show sources, calculations, warnings and human approvals next to each AI proposal.
- 03
Export a KiCad project for review, and never present an export as a finished or fabrication-ready board.
03 / What's inside
What had to work together.
- Requirements and design graph
- Component decisions linked to manufacturer sources
- Automated checks and review findings
- KiCad project export
04 / Guardrails
Where the AI stops, and what happens when it is wrong.
- 01
The AI can propose; a person approves
- 02
Warnings and open questions stay visible
- 03
Functional, safety, PCB, supply and fabrication checks kept separate
05 / Where it stands
What you can check today.
- Invite-only beta at circuitforgelabs.com
- Magic-link sign-in with owner, administrator and member roles
- Trace, check and export workflow described on the public site
Status: Beta. I do not claim users, customers or performance numbers unless they are written here.
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