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Lay out a 47-part board in EasyEDA Pro with Claude Code

JLCPCB's blog tested Claude Code with an EasyEDA skill on a three-page, 47-component schematic. It produced a two-layer board with zero DRC errors and swapped in parts JLCPCB had in stock, but could not visually check the result.

Blog postSource: the vendor

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Caveat. Vendor blog.

Do this with your agent

How you could do the same thing today. “Official MCP” is the vendor's own server. “Manual” means you use the provider's own site or app.

  1. easyeda-agentCommunity MCP server

    The story names EasyEDA, not this server. This one is in our directory: Automate EasyEDA Pro schematics, PCB layout and checks.

  2. JLCPCBAPI from the vendor

    Named in this story. Order manufactured printed circuit boards from Gerber files. It is in our catalog: our connector finds it and returns the provider's link. It does not place the order.

  3. Real World MCPFind it through our connector

    Add our server and ask your agent to run search_tools. It lists PCBWay and SendCutSend with prices and links. It does not place orders.

  4. What works today, through which server, at what price.

  5. Every MCP server and API we list for this kind of job, with install lines, auth and price.

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