AllSpice

Hardware engineer commits a new schematic version to the repository.

AllSpice platform detects the new commit and triggers the DRCY AI agent.

DRCY scans the schematic specifically checking for mismatched pins and component derating.

The AI highlights flagged risks directly on the design for the engineer to review and fix before manufacturing.

A designer pushes an updated PCB layout to the central Git platform.

AllSpice automatically generates a visual diff highlighting layout alterations.

Reviewers access the web-based visual diff and add contextual redlines and comments directly on the affected traces.

The original designer receives notifications, reviews the inline feedback, makes corrections, and resolves the comments.

Engineer uploads a new BOM version tied to a design release.

AllSpice diffs the new BOM against the previous production version.

The system visually highlights added components, removed parts, and changed values.

Procurement and engineering teams review the highlighted changes and approve the BOM for manufacturing.

The compliance officer logs into the AllSpice dashboard.

Navigates to the relevant production-release hardware project.

Exports the automatically generated, traceable history of every design update, comment, and approval.

Submits the compliance-ready audit trail to the regulatory body.

Administrator grants the new engineer role-based permissions to the project repository.

The new engineer browses past visual diffs and resolved comment threads in AllSpice.

They review checklists and AI-flagged issues from previous projects to understand common pitfalls.

The engineer applies this contextual knowledge to their first schematic draft.