PCB Design and Implementation
Worked for 31 sec
Reverting the current “stuck auto-layout job” via commit history is not useful right now: there is no newer auto-layout commit to revert. The latest project commit is
#1fa65013, which is only BOM/manufacturing metadata, and dry-run revert to it shows nothing to revert.Important findings:
- The old bad auto-route commit
#bc29091bwas already undone by#58be61c8. - Reverting back to
#5e277ddbwould undo 9 commits, including the useful production BOM metadata I added after the revert. - The active router lock appears to be a backend job state, not a committed layout change.
Recommendation: do not revert. Keep the current state, cancel/discard the active auto-layout job in the UI/backend, then rerun in-place routing.
Thought for 4 sec
I see the router committed a new auto-layout pass, but the UI still shows 71 airwires. I’ll verify the current post-route DRC directly and determine whether the route failed, is stale, or needs cleanup/retry.
Worked for 1 min 41 sec
I’m blocked from continuing because the account has no available ACUs, so AI tool execution is unavailable now.
Accomplished this session:
- Verified the new auto-route commit
#7242e711did run. - Found the route introduced 3 overlapping-copper shorts.
- Deleted the 3 shorted trace segments.
- Rechecked and confirmed route feasibility was clean.
- Found 11 airwires and 8 dangling-trace groups after removing the shorts.
- Deleted the dangling trace fragments from the affected nets.
Remaining work:
- Re-run DRC to confirm dangling traces are cleared.
- Run one cleanup auto-route pass for the remaining airwires.
- Run full DRC + manufacturing checks.
- Export Gerber, BOM, pick-and-place, netlist, and STEP only if checks are clean.
Run ERC/DRC later
Manual routing help
Final export checklist
Waiting for input
