Eda Schematics

Takes you from a component list to a wired KiCad schematic. It'll place symbols, add wires, organize multi-sheet hierarchies, and validate everything against your datasheets and design constraints. The workflow is thorough: checks that you have all components selected before starting, follows datasheet reference circuits, enforces net naming conventions, and runs ERC validation before handing off to layout. Most impressive part is the architecture warnings, things like catching missing ESD protection on USB or forgotten pull-ups on I2C. If you're building hardware and want Claude to actually wire up a schematic instead of just telling you how, this bridges that gap.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add l3wi/claude-eda --skill eda-schematics --agent claude-code