Use case · Every revision
Review every revision like it’s going to production.
A revision lands in the repository; Circuitly reviews the diff with the full design context and prepares findings before the change is merged, released, or sent to fabrication.
The problem
Most teams review the first schematic carefully and every later revision under deadline pressure. The diff looks small — a resistor value, a footprint swap, a net rename — but its consequences cross into requirements, firmware, and sourcing, where nobody is looking on a Tuesday afternoon. Release reviews inherit the same problem with higher stakes.
Connected workflow
Circuitly treats the revision, not the file, as the unit of review. It reads the diff between revisions, walks the affected nets and components, and checks the change against everything else it can see — the requirement the circuit exists to satisfy, the firmware that talks to it, and the availability of the parts it touches.
Revision pushed
A commit or release candidate arrives in the connected repository.
Diff understood
Changed symbols, nets, values, and footprints mapped to affected circuits.
Context checked
Requirements, firmware, datasheets, and supply data examined for that diff.
Record shared
Findings reviewed by an engineer; the PDF goes to whoever signs off.
Review output
- Prioritized findings scoped to what actually changed
- Cross-domain impacts: requirements, firmware, sourcing
- A release-readiness record with the evidence attached
- A PDF report anyone can read without an account
Team decision
Engineers decide what blocks the release and what ships with a known caveat. Circuitly keeps that judgment — and the findings behind it — attached to the revision for the next review.
Put your next revision through a real review.
Connect the repository and review the diff that’s waiting right now.