The agentic harness for PCB design

Find and fix problems in your PCB designs before they become expensive.

Circuitly's agentic harness connects agents to your native ECAD projects, engineering tools, and company context — so they can review designs, investigate risks, and generate or edit PCB designs. Your team iterates faster and ships more reliable boards.

Start today with an interactive Review plan. Talk to us about editing and broader enterprise workflows.

Native ECAD files  ·  Full auditability & traceability  ·  Built for regulated, IP-sensitive environments  ·  Self-hosted for enterprise

Preview of the Circuitly harness explainer: agents connected to your electronics ecosystem

Why Circuitly

One harness across your PCB design workflow.

Catch risks before they become costly.

Investigate stability, reliability, and supply-chain concerns early enough to avoid respins, delays, and field failures.

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The Circuitly review workspaceFindings arrive with evidence attached, and wait for an engineer.

Move from problems to design decisions.

Work with agents to explore trade-offs, evaluate possible solutions, and decide what should change before a single edit is made.

Work across your existing ecosystem.

Connect native ECAD projects, repositories, specialized tools, and PLM systems without replacing the environment your team already uses.

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Delegate work without giving up control.

Guide the investigation, steer the plan, review the work, and approve what gets published.

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The Kame MB board — a real Altium PCB open in the Circuitly workspace
A real board, in its real filesThe Kame MB PCB open in Circuitly — agents propose, engineers approve.

How it works

From connected repository to published change.

AI schematic review is available now; editing and publishing workflows arrive through early access and enterprise programs.

01

Connect your repository

Connect supported Altium, Cadence, and KiCad projects from cloud or on-prem Git. Circuitly loads the native design files, project structure, and revision history into the workspace.

02

Review and plan

Agents analyze the design, surface potential stability, reliability, and supply-chain risks, and organize the findings into areas for investigation.

Engineers ask follow-up questions, compare options, and guide the plan before changes are made.

03

Update your schematics

Agents research datasheets, create or update symbols and footprints, and edit the schematic against the approved plan.

04

Update your boards

Circuitly coordinates specialized tools and agents, including DeepPCB, to update placement and routing. The results are checked against the project's design rules and engineering preferences.

05

Publish the changes

Circuitly prepares the updated design files and BOM data and sends them to connected systems such as Duro for review and approval.

06

Choose your deployment

Run Circuitly in the public cloud, or deploy it inside your own infrastructure with supported models.

Vision and differentiation

At the core of Circuitly is an agentic harness: a coordination layer that connects agents to native design data, specialized tools, company knowledge, and the systems your team already uses. It is built for engineers who need more than another isolated AI tool.

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Agentic workflows shaped around your organization.

Circuitly works with enterprise teams to develop high-value workflows around their existing engineering environment, standards, and approval processes. Start with Review, or talk to us about editing and enterprise plans.