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### KiCAD DEMO
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### Introduction
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This is an AllSpice demo showcasing an Arduino UNO clone. With this repo you can explore all the functionalities and compatibility of AllSpice with the ECAD tool KiCad.
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This is the AllSpice Actions Demo home, where you can test and learn how to use Actions in your current hardware workflows and start applying CI/CD best practices. An action is nothing more than an automation that allows you to save time, improve your development speed and productivity. They have a wide range of use cases. You can use pre-made actions, called add-ons or you can create your very own with the use of custom scripts.
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The Arduino UNO is a microcontroller board featuring the ATmega328P chip. It includes 14 digital I/O pins (6 of which support PWM) and 6 analog inputs. It can be powered via USB, an AC-to-DC adapter, or a battery. The board is user-friendly and resilient, with the microcontroller chip easily replaceable if damaged.
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### Why Actions?
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### How they work?
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### Top 3 Actions Add-ons
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### Add-on library
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You will see this board is not complex at all, but at the same has a few details and components, making it a great option to learn how you can leverage AllSpice in your KiCAD projects.
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Named "Uno" to signify the release of Arduino Software (IDE) 1.0, this board has served as the reference model for the Arduino platform. Newer versions have since been developed, but the Uno remains a key reference in the Arduino lineup.
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