Product

A system of reason for electronics design.

CircuitLineage adds a governed evidence and decision layer across engineering documents, enterprise context, analysis tools, and human approval.

01Requirement
02Enterprise context
03Design option
04EDA analysis
05Evidence
06Decision
07Approval
01

Evidence ingestion

Bring controlled datasheets, BOM exports, requirements, cost, and sourcing context into one review surface.

02

Identity + normalization

Resolve designators, manufacturer and corporate part numbers, revisions, units, rails, and operating conditions.

03

Decision graph

Connect every requirement, constraint, option, run, metric, decision, and approval as versioned lineage.

04

Skill registry

Turn engineering practice into reviewed procedures with declared inputs, deterministic checks, fixtures, and approvals.

05

Governed tool runner

Prepare and execute allowlisted analysis workflows near the customer’s licensed engineering tools.

06

Decision workspace

Compare the current design and alternatives with cost, policy, supply, evidence, and technical tradeoffs in context.

07

Approval + audit trail

Require an authorized engineer to approve the decision and preserve rationale, assumptions, and unresolved risk.

08

Export + API

Create decision packets and machine-readable records for established ECAD, PLM, ERP, and change workflows.

Minimum decision contract

01Requirement02Constraint / variable03Component candidate04Cost / policy / supply05EDA object06Analysis run07Measured metric08Decision09Approval10Released artifact

Product boundary

Assist the judgment.
Preserve the authority.

CircuitLineage helps engineers assemble context, apply reviewed procedures, execute governed tools, compare alternatives, and document a decision. It does not replace qualification, licensed EDA software, or accountable engineering signoff.

Generative models may help locate, structure, and explain evidence. Deterministic tools calculate. Authorized engineers decide.

Design partner program

Bring one consequential hardware decision.

We’ll map the evidence, replay the decision, and define measurable criteria for a governed technical POC.