What would you like to build, or what problem do you want the hardware to solve? A rough idea is enough.

I’ve read the complete BoothBoss Controller v1.0 specification. Building and validating the schematic, PCB, BOM, and Gerbers requires Agent mode; click the button to continue.

I’ll turn the supplied requirements into a project spec, design the complete controller schematic, verify power/connectivity, then proceed through PCB layout and manufacturing outputs. I’ll preserve the fixed GPIO map and treat the 5 V buck as a shared 3 A rail unless verification shows it must be increased.

Requirements are captured. I’m setting the project identity and permanent specification now, then I’ll hand the complete schematic build to the design executor.

I’m recording the fixed firmware map, power architecture, high-current constraints, and manufacturing requirements as the project source of truth.