Schematic-as-code circuit design with SKiDL — build circuits in Python, validate connectivity, and export netlists, BOMs, SVG, and KiCad schematics for board layout in KiCad.
1 on GitHubby Matt Currierv2026.6.8MITupdated 4 months ago
Not in a marketplace yet, so it loads for one session with --plugin-dir.
Statically analyze a local JS/Electron app you're authorized to study, with file+line evidence, and build an original reimplementation of what you find. Experimental. Phase 1: JS/Electron static analysis. Phase 2: native ELF/PE/Mach-O container inspection. Phase 3: .NET assembly metadata. Phase 4: EVM bytecode inventory. Phase 5: CUDA fatbin, cubin and PTX inventory. Parses, never executes. Dynamic analysis is a future phase, not yet implemented.
KiCad electronics design review. Parse schematics and PCB layouts, run EMC pre-compliance and SPICE simulation, extract structured specs from datasheet PDFs, source components from major distributors, and prep boards for fabrication. Catches real design bugs before you order.
Twelve DAC-specific skills for the ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference (the Chips to Systems Conference) and its double-blind Research Manuscript track, grounded in the DAC 2026 (63rd) call, dac.com, IEEE CEDA, ACM SIGDA, the ACM Digital Library, and dblp.
Windows app development, packaging, and distribution. Helps with creating Windows installers (MSIX), code signing, certificates, Windows SDK and Windows App SDK setup, package identity for Windows APIs (push notifications, background tasks, share target), appxmanifest authoring, and Microsoft Store distribution. Supports Electron, .NET, C++, Rust, Flutter, and Tauri apps.
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microsoft/winappCli 1,380
Maintain skidl?
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