0hmX/bluetooth-pedometer-pcb
This code defines and renders a detailed electronic circuit board layout with labeled components, footprints, 3D models, and routing, suited for PCB design and manufacturing.
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- 1.0.4
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- unset
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AGENTS.md
# Repository Instructions
- Read `prompt.md` before making design decisions.
- This repository currently contains setup only. Do not describe the board as
designed or order-ready until the complete validation workflow has passed.
- Use the bundled tscircuit skill and documented tscircuit primitives. Confirm
uncertain APIs or CLI flags from local docs or `tsci --help`.
- Prefer zsh and command-line tools; avoid UI automation.
- Verify component facts with primary datasheets and current supplier/JLCPCB
data before selecting parts. Never invent pinouts, footprints, stock, or part
numbers.
- Keep the schematic organized by functional section and keep sourcing and
power-budget assumptions reviewable.
- Before release, run the relevant tscircuit checks described in `prompt.md`,
inspect generated visuals and manufacturing outputs, and resolve all shorts.
- Do not run `tsci push`, publish the project, or place a manufacturing order
unless the user explicitly asks.
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