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copperhead.

An AI agent that edits circuit boards in your own repository

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The copperhead homepage

What it does

An open source command line agent for hardware design. Given a plain English change request or a written brief, it edits KiCad schematics and boards inside the git repository you already use, carries each change into the pinout, bill of materials and subsystem documents that depend on it, and runs the electrical and design rule checks until they pass. A run can start from an existing design or from a brief that walks through specification, architecture, part selection, a draft layout and gerbers. The CLI is free under Apache-2.0 and runs locally; a hosted tier adds a web viewer, private repositories and team governance for a monthly price per seat.

Board work stays spread across schematics, part lists and documents that drift apart between revisions, and drift ships to fabrication.

Stage
Live
Made for
Hardware engineers, Electronics hobbyists with KiCad projects, Hardware teams at small companies
Platforms
Linux, Macos, Web, Windows
Company
copperhead
Website
copperhead.sh ↗
Links
Docs, Blog, Source, Community, Status

Timeline

  1. Meet copperhead

    The blog post that introduced the agent and its two ways of working.

    First release · Announced · Proposed by @AmirDiaz
    Meet copperhead

Propose a launch for copperhead

Sources

  1. Official website
  2. Product facts summary published by the site

Contributor credit

This profile adapts text by @AmirDiaz from profile PR #4, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Its factual claims were reviewed separately.

Publication record
Release
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Revision
sha256:0d4429ba24e070dfed4b4d12871c3d1e71a4a5c55fbf462f2ee438f2777e7f66

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