Create a routed PCB from an existing EasyEDA schematic using the EasyEDA MCP server. Use when importing a schematic to a new PCB, validating the imported structure, handing off layout to the dedicated layout skill, routing traces, running DRC, and preparing for Gerber export. Assumes the schematic already exists and is saved. Covers correct tool parameter names, import verification, routing, DRC, and the full save+verify loop.
Create a schematic in EasyEDA via the EasyEDA MCP server. Use when placing schematic components, wiring nets, connecting pins, setting designators, or completing a schematic ready for PCB import. Covers library search, component placement, pin wiring, net naming, wire-stub fallback, and save+verify workflow. Use alongside the easyeda-mcp-workflow instructions when the full board-to-Gerber flow is the goal.
Improve the EasyEDA MCP service through autonomous live end-to-end validation. Use when fixing bridge or server reliability, testing MCP tool behavior in the EasyEDA editor, creating a disposable project/schematic/PCB from scratch, reconnecting the EasyEDA bridge, or iterating until PCB creation reaches a finished two-layer board standard with logical placement, sound routing, and Gerber export reachable with minimal user interaction.
Lay out an imported EasyEDA PCB before routing using the EasyEDA MCP server. Use when planning functional zones, placing footprints, orienting connectors, defining the board outline, and validating routing readiness on an already imported PCB. Assumes the PCB already exists and the schematic import succeeded. Covers placement intent, outline rules, layout validation, and the save+verify loop before routing.
Review an EasyEDA PCB against this repo's finished two-layer PCB standard. Use when auditing placement quality, routing quality, DRC status, board outline validity, connector orientation, loop-critical support-part placement, or fabrication and export readiness.