Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
SheetDiver gives AI agents a datasheet-grounded way to design boards
This open-source desktop app connects AI agents to a parts catalogue and datasheet library, then helps draft and check hardware reference designs.
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- Electronics designers using AI coding agents
- Worth noticing
- Its example flags the PCM5102A’s 1.95 V DVDD ceiling, ruling out a direct connection to the board’s 3.3 V rail.
Field notes
The described workflow connects through MCP and keeps the agent in its terminal or editor while the desktop app presents the library and project. Its example searches the JLCPCB catalogue, imports named component datasheets, and reports 143 schematic connections across five groups. The site says extracted values can be corrected and recorded for reuse; the current release is labeled alpha v0.1.1.
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