This environment is designed to show how modern hardware teams run version control, collaboration, and AI-powered design review inside a single system of record.

If you are evaluating AllSpice, start here.

AllSpice helps hardware teams:

Collaborate on ECAD projects with Git-based version control
Run structured, traceable design reviews
Catch high-impact issues early with AI-powered first-pass checks
Scale engineering output without increasing risk

🤖 AI Design Review (DRCY) Demo

Open the AI DRCY Review Demo

What is DRCY?

DRCY is the AI-powered design-review intelligence layer inside AllSpice.

It runs consistent, auditable first-pass checks on real schematic data before human sign-off.

DRCY analyzes:

Native schematic files
Component metadata
Referenced datasheets
Repository context

It surfaces high-impact issues early, when fixes take hours instead of weeks.

Engineers stay in control. Every finding includes traceable evidence so you can inspect the reasoning and make the final call.

What to look for in this demo

Voltage mismatches and power connection issues
Datasheet-aware validation
Context-rich comments directly on the design
A human-in-the-loop review workflow
Clear, auditable findings tied to real design data

Why it matters

Manual hardware review does not scale with modern complexity.

When basic issues surface late:

Rework increases
Launches slip
Senior engineers firefight instead of design

DRCY shifts detection earlier in the timeline and establishes a consistent review baseline across teams.

Catch design issues early. Ship with confidence.

Trust and guardrails

DRCY is a first-pass review system, not exhaustive verification.

Engineers always make final decisions
Findings are traceable back to schematic and datasheet evidence
Customer data is not used to train public models
Dedicated deployments run via secure infrastructure

It strengthens engineering judgment, not replacing it.

Getting Started with ECAD Demos

These repositories demonstrate how AllSpice works with supported ECAD tools. Explore the one that matches your workflow.

All demos include:

Version-controlled design files
Pull requests and structured design review workflows
File diffs and visual comparisons
Commenting directly on schematics and PCB files

Altium Demo

Our Altium example uses the Archimajor 3D printer driver board.

Explore:

Git-based version control for Altium
Visual diffs on schematic and PCB files
Structured design reviews inside pull requests

KiCad Demo

A KiCad-based Arduino UNO style board built around the ATmega328P.

Explore:

Open-source hardware collaboration workflows
Schematic and PCB change tracking
Cross-functional design review

OrCAD Demo

This repository contains the Raspberry Pi Pico design based on the RP2040 microcontroller.

Explore:

Enterprise ECAD collaboration
Controlled review workflows
Centralized design history and traceability

AllSpice Actions Demo

Visit the Actions Demo to see deterministic automation in action.

AllSpice Actions are best for:

Rule-based checks defined in YAML
Repetitive validation workflows
Structured data enforcement

Use Actions for deterministic automation.
Use DRCY for contextual, datasheet-aware design review.

Together, they create a modern hardware DevOps workflow.

Documentation

For a deeper explanation of how AllSpice works:

👉 https://learn.allspice.io

Recommended starting points:

Git 101 for Hardware Teams
AllSpice Crash Course
Design Review and Merging Guide

Learn how to:

Transition from file-share workflows to Git-based collaboration
Run scalable hardware design reviews
Build a traceable system of record for your hardware organization

Hardware DevOps Resources

Modern hardware teams need modern infrastructure.

Explore our ebooks:

The Hardware DevOps Guide

https://allspice.io/ebooks/hardware-devops-guide

A practical guide to applying DevOps principles to hardware development for faster, more reliable design cycles.

Git for Hardware Guide

https://allspice.io/ebooks/git-for-hardware-guide

Learn how to use Git for hardware design collaboration, version control, and process standardization.

Implementing Git for Hardware in 30 Days

https://allspice.io/ebooks/implementing-git-for-hardware-in-30-days

A step-by-step roadmap for integrating Git into hardware workflows in one month.

This is how modern hardware teams collaborate.

Have questions about how this applies to your team?

Reach out at info@allspice.io or ask your AllSpice contact for a deeper walkthrough tailored to your workflow.