# Circuitly > Circuitly is the agentic harness for electronics engineering. It connects AI models, engineering context, native ECAD operations, deterministic checks, and human approval across the hardware lifecycle. Core offering: - AI schematic review (available now): review revisions against requirements, firmware, datasheets, component availability, and organization-specific Markdown standards; produces interactive findings and a shareable PDF report. Sign up: https://circuitly.com/signup - AI schematic generation (early access): generate reviewable native schematic proposals from requirements, approved libraries, datasheets, and team rules. - AI harness for ECAD teams: orchestrate agents across ECAD, Git, libraries, requirements, supply data, simulation, PLM, manufacturing, and internal engineering systems. Operating principles: - Source engineering tools remain authoritative. - Native design artifacts stay inspectable by engineers. - Context, assumptions, actions, checks, and decisions are traceable. - Engineers define permissions and approval gates. - Circuitly prepares and carries engineering decisions; it does not silently replace accountable sign-off. ## Product - [Design reviews](https://circuitly.com/#demo) - [AI library creation](https://circuitly.com/#how-it-works) - [Circuitly as the harness](https://circuitly.com/#harness) ## Hardware use cases ## Company and writing - [About](https://circuitly.com/about): what Circuitly is and the principles it operates by - [Team](https://circuitly.com/team) - [Blog](https://circuitly.com/blog): all things engineering and the future of electronics - [The Circuitly Manifesto](https://circuitly.com/blog/the-model-eats-the-harness): where engineers fit in an agentic world ## Contact - [Contact page](https://circuitly.com/contact): every channel, and which to use for what - Email support: support@circuitly.com - Start a schematic review: https://circuitly.com/signup - Discuss an AI strategy for your hardware organization: https://cal.com/james-pentalow/30min