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Skills/TSCIRCUIT/SKILL

tscircuit/skill

1 skill · 560 installs · 9 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/tscircuit/skill

Skills in this repo

1Tscircuittscircuit equips solo hardware builders and agent-assisted developers to treat printed circuit boards like a TypeScript/React codebase. When the skill is active, the agent follows tscircuit primitives and real tsci CLI behavior—bootstrapping with tsci init, searching footprints, placing parts, wiring nets and traces, and exporting manufacturing artifacts. The documented default workflow starts with requirements (board size, rails, connectors, assembly constraints), picks Arduino Shield or Raspberry Pi HAT style templates when appropriate, and insists on verifying unclear flags against local package.json and tscircuit.config.json rather than hallucinating props. Allowed tools include Read, Write, Grep, Glob, and Bash so agents can run tsci --help and iterate in dev mode. Prism lists it under Build → frontend because the authoring surface is JSX circuit files even though the outcome is physical hardware. It shines when you already committed to tscircuit; it is a poor fit for pure KiCad-only workflows or firmware-only tasks with no schematic changes.560installs