Koppar

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 18 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• get_workflow_guide

  How to drive Koppar end to end, and the instructions for each stage you do yourself: "research" (part research and the dossier), "synthesis" (writing the SKiDL schematic), "review" (design review), "b

• create_design

  Start a new design from the user's brief (what the board must do, its interfaces, power, size and constraints). Returns the design_id every other tool takes and the web_url where the user follows the

• list_designs

  The user's designs, newest first, including ones made in the web app (an agent can continue those too).

• get_design

  Where a design stands: the brief, the schematic (accepted or the last blocking error, ERC, part and net counts, submissions), the board run, the readable files, and the next step.

• search_kicad_symbol

  Search KiCad's standard symbol libraries for parts whose name contains a substring. Use this whenever you are not 100% sure the (library, name) pair you're about to pass to Part(...) exists. Always pr

• get_kicad_symbol

  Return the full pin list (number, name, electrical type) and description for a specific KiCad symbol. For some high-risk power parts it also returns curated topology_constraints from datasheet-style a

• search_kicad_footprint

  Search KiCad's standard footprint libraries. Returns 'Library:Footprint' strings suitable for the footprint= argument of Part(...). Query with the package family and pin count ('LGA-14', 'QFN-24', 'SO

• create_custom_symbol

  Register a connectable schematic symbol for a part that is NOT in KiCad's libraries (search_kicad_symbol returned nothing). Use this for specialty ICs — LED-matrix drivers, niche sensors, etc. — INSTE

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