Open “Share to AI”
In your project, tap Share to AI. Circuitcaster writes the prompt for you — you don't have to explain the board format to the AI yourself.
Copy the ready-made prompt
The prompt comes pre-loaded with edit access to your board. Tap Copy prompt — or jump straight in with Open Claude or Open ChatGPT.
That project code is private — it's what lets the AI write to your board. Keep it to yourself; don't post it publicly.
Ask in plain English
Paste it into your AI and just say what you want: make me a 555 timer and put it in my library. No part number, no datasheet, no calipers.
The AI does the homework
It reads the real datasheet, gets the true dimensions — DIP-8, 2.54 mm pitch, 7.62 mm rows — and writes the part straight into your project, every pin labeled.
It lands in your board, live
The 555 shows up in your project as you watch — pins named GND, TRIG, OUT, RESET, CTRL, THR, DIS, VCC, sized to a real NE555, ready to wire.