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A new feature has appeared: Circuit Lab's AI assistant. Awesome. Obviously this project has not been abandoned by its creators. I wonder why there's no blog post about it. This feature is definitively worth one. Thanks. Dan |
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Thanks for responding. Talking about bots, there's already one. I wonder why the owners don't prevent this. I like Circuit Lab because it is easy to use and has a modern UI (compared to desktop spice simulators like Tina-TI). That said, I will have a look into the links you provided. Thanks. |
by Dan.Ka September 01, 2026 |
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