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mention mention <@&1420812538421051555 Tired of searching elements in schematic 🥱 can we have this one .. ?? This feels soo help full ..

Started by mohan-beeJul 26, 202625 messages

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<@757706909351411845> <@809856037376491570> <@&1420812538421051555> Tired of searching elements in schematic 🥱 can we have this one .. ?? This feels soo help full ..
Rishabh
Interesting idea
Rishabh
Not sure if a full blown search box is required
Seve
Seems not too bad, the icon is small
astrimid
Altium board view has this feature for PCB https://www.altium.com/viewer/
mohan-bee
will pr soon .
astrimid
Another feature that seems similar would be jumping cursor to the place a component is defined in source code on click, but not sure if it's feasible to implement.
Seve
Im not sure how much longer people will be using code editors!!
Rishabh
Down the line we should remove the playground tbh
astrimid
Using agents to generate schematics has been nothing but frustration for me. They don't have spatial awareness at all, treat the components as zero size points, constantly producing overlapping coordinates.
astrimid
besides being objectively wrong and constantly confusing similarly named pins like VDDP and VDD
astrimid
being able to edit code manually is the only reason to use tscircuit at all, otherwise, I would just ask agents to produce an SVG from scratch
astrimid
which would be far easier for AI to do as it wouldn't have to hoop throught tscircuit syntax loops
astrimid
I think you're basically thowing baby out with water if you remove the playground/editor
astrimid
why have tsx syntax if it's also be generated, why not ask AI to generate circuitjson directly
Seve
We aren’t getting rid of the editor for a long time, until ai eliminates the need
Seve
More of a projection bc ai has mostly removed the need to edit code for regular software devs
astrimid
In my experience, vibe coding tools that don't provide the ability to edit code or at the very least export it, are just forcing you to spend more money on tokens. Similarly, here, the manually moving components x/y coordinates is way superior to any number of prompting you're trying to achieve the same result
astrimid
maybe when we get AGI, we won't need tscicrcuit at all
Seve
i just want to emphasize here that we always support the editing of code, just maybe not always inside a full-featured IDE environment in the browser, other companies are working on code editors with AI integration and while we'll always have support for viewing and manipulating code, the way people are using code editors is changing fast and it's hard for us to keep up while building a solid framework
astrimid
the killer feature of tscircuit for me is plantuml/mermaid like workflow. If it ends up being a local only/desktop tool you have to use git/tsc/etc to use, this isn't viable for most users, IMHO.
Seve
😉 https://systemblocks.tscircuit.com/?fixtureId=%7B%22path%22%3A%22app%2FSmartLock%2FSmartLocks.fixture.tsx%22%7D
astrimid
I saw this, frankly looks like something I would one-shot with Claude
Seve
that "Resolve" button at the top generates a valid tscircuit circuit board
Seve
the interface itself is simple, but it actually generates full boards and schematics

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