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I used claude and gemini to edit/debug kicad schematics. And it was pretty good. What is the point of this agent?
by tadasv 24d ago
I used claude and gemini to edit/debug kicad schematics. And it was pretty good. What is the point of this agent?
- guhidalg 24d agoSome PM realized that agents will not push back against waterfall style project planning, so now we get an agent for all possible versions of waterfall projects.
- animeshchouhan 24d agofair critique but copperhead works as a feedback loop: design, verify, revise and repeat. closer to an engineering control loop than waterfall with an agent on top :)
- toss1 24d agoWhen it gets to the end of the design loops, can it run simulations and tests, or is that out of scope i.e., for another product? (I didn't notice testing on a very quick peruse, but that doesn't mean I didn't simply miss it)
- animeshchouhan 24d agowe are building tool plane integrations around the same. stay tuned!
- TechSquidTV 24d agoIs it doing any circuit simulation or anything?
- animeshchouhan 24d agowe are building tool plane integrations around the same. stay tuned!
- animeshchouhan 24d agocopperhead isn't just a wrapper around claude or gpt. it combines model intelligence with its own hardware IR, deterministic engines and continuous verification.
- j16sdiz 24d agoUser just couldn't care less. Do it have extra feature? Speed? Ease of use?
- animeshchouhan 24d agowe have the wrapper orchestrator + additional specialized tools. so yeah we are better than just wrappers.
- electric_mayhem 24d agoI use a jigsaw to cut wood. It works pretty good. What’s the point of a table saw?
- mitxela 24d agoYou joke but my coping saw cuts wood much faster than any of my normal saws. I don't know a lot about saws, I presume it's the type of blade on it. And I do indeed have three saws, which is a lot for someone who doesn't know much about saws. One that says it's good for cutting metal, one for wood and one for tight corners in wood (a coping saw).
- animeshchouhan 24d agowait are you the mitxela from youtube fluid simulation pendant video
- dghlsakjg 24d agoYour coping saw probably has a pretty thin and narrow blade. That minimizes friction on the non cutting surface, and the amount of material removed because of the narrow blade.