jiangyiqi99/lceda-schematic-skills
Readable LCEDA schematic workflows backed by the JLCEDA AI Agent MCP server.
Use when an LCEDA Pro task will use lceda_mcp_server or lceda_mcp_extension, especially at the first schematic mutation in a session or when exposed MCP tools or schemas may have changed.
Use when an existing LCEDA schematic is electrically intended to remain the same but looks cluttered, inconsistent, hard to trace, poorly aligned, over-labeled, crossing-heavy, or visually unprofessional.
Use when drawing or cleaning LCEDA external interfaces, connectors, ESD/protection chains, transceivers, filters, repeated sensor/ADC channels, or other structurally repeated circuitry.
Use when an LCEDA schematic needs clearer net names, block titles, design-intent notes, expected values, DNP/variant notes, test-point meaning, critical layout constraints, or page hierarchy labels.
Use when creating, substantially redrawing, completing, or end-to-end improving an LCEDA Pro schematic page or multi-page circuit through Codex and the LCEDA MCP integration.
Use when drawing, reviewing, or restyling LCEDA Pro schematics where readability, visual consistency, signal flow, grouping, or professional presentation matters.
Use when arranging or reviewing LCEDA schematic power rails, grounds, decoupling, pull resistors, clocks, resets, terminations, feedback networks, or other supporting circuits around a main device.
Use when LCEDA schematic components need to be placed, moved, aligned, rotated, mirrored, grouped, or made visually consistent before or during wiring.
Use when an LCEDA schematic page is being created or substantially reorganized and its functions, inputs, outputs, power domains, and hierarchy should be arranged before drawing.
Use when an LCEDA schematic drawing or cleanup is about to be declared complete, or when a sheet needs checking for electrical regressions, readability defects, visual inconsistency, ambiguous routing, or review readiness.
Use when adding, rerouting, simplifying, or reviewing LCEDA schematic wires, net labels, net ports, branches, junctions, crossings, or signal names.