Use case · Your standards
Turn your engineering standards into checks that always run.
Write your review culture down once — as Markdown checklists and standards in the repository — and Circuitly applies it to every review, alongside its native checks.
The problem
Every hardware organization has hard-won rules: the connector family that failed in the field, the test-point policy, the derating margins. They live in wikis and in senior engineers’ heads, so they get applied unevenly — and disappear entirely when the person who remembers them is on holiday.
Connected workflow
Circuitly reads Markdown instructions, checklists, and standards from the repository and treats them as review rules. Findings cite the rule they came from, so a reviewer always knows whether a flag is Circuitly’s judgment or the organization’s policy.
Write it down
Plain Markdown in the repo: checklists, standards, do-not-repeat lessons.
Connect it
The files join the review context for every project that uses them.
Review with it
Your rules run on every revision, next to Circuitly’s native checks.
Improve it
Edit the Markdown and the very next review enforces the new rule.
Checks output
- Findings labeled with the standard or checklist item behind them
- Coverage: which of your rules were checked and which couldn’t be
- Consistent enforcement across projects, teams, and contractors
- Your standards visible in the shareable review PDF
Team decision
Engineers own the rules: they write them, tune them, and overrule them when the design justifies it. Circuitly makes the standard run every time — it never makes it unquestionable.
Make the checklist run itself.
Bring one standards document and see it applied to a real review.