The image is a screenshot of the Flux Copilot AI’s internal tool‐invocation/debug view:
On the left you see the sequence of “PrimaryAgent” steps and timing for each sub-tool:
A RunnableSequence, ChatPromptTemplate, ChatOpenAI call, ChannelWrite, etc., with millisecond timings.
A final “web” tool invocation.
On the right is the chat pane:
The human’s prompt:
“ryanf
doesn’t the bead have a varying impedance over frequency? Extract the graph from the datasheet.”
The AI’s response showing it made a web tool call:
Json
{"query":"MAF100P5SA1T AAT010B0 datasheet PDF"}
In short, it’s the Flux Copilot UI showing both the tool-chain debug log and the chat interaction where Copilot issued a web search for the bead’s datasheet.
This is a debug/diagnostic view from the Flux Copilot AI in Flux.ai:
Left panel: the internal “PrimaryAgent” call stack and timing for each sub-step (RunnableSequence, ChatPromptTemplate, ChatOpenAI invocation, ChannelWrite, etc.), culminating in a web tool call.
Right panel: the user’s chat and Copilot’s tool output:
Human asked:
“ryanf
doesn’t the bead have a varying impedance over frequency? Extract the graph from the datasheet.”
Copilot responded by issuing a web search call:
Json
{"query":"MAF1005FSA1A20A0B datasheet PDF"}
In short, it’s showing Flux Copilot’s internal workflow as it processes your request and reaches out to the web to fetch the bead’s datasheet.
@copilot I prefer components from either TI or cheap components from china. prioritize switching regulators and components that are simple to implement
Always consult each component's datasheet for specific implementation details and ensure all connections respect power and communication lines properly. If you have any further preferences or constraints, let me know!
To represent the Rainbow Collar project outlined in the textual description as a block diagram using the Mermaid syntax for a flowchart, one could structure the various components as blocks and show how they connect to each other within this system. Mermaid is a markup language that allows for the generation of diagrams and flowcharts from text in a similar syntax to Markdown. However, the detailed connections between some components, especially around shared power and ground nets, might be generalized to keep the flowchart readable and focused on primary connections.
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USB Interface (USB): Connects to the RP2040 via USB data lines (USB_DM/USB_DP).
RP2040 Module: Acts as the core processor, interfacing with all sensors and modules via GPIO, I2C, and I2S.
Battery (BT1): Provides power through the power circuit.
Power Circuit: Distributes power (+3V3 and VBAT) to the RP2040 and all peripherals.
GPS Module (U6): Connects to the RP2040 for geolocation data.
SIM800L Module (U7): Provides cellular connectivity, connected to the RP2040.
Accelerometer Sensor (U9): Connected to the RP2040 via I2C for motion detection.
Microphone (MK1): Provides audio input via an I2S connection to the RP2040.
LED (LED1): Indicates various statuses and is controlled by a GPIO on the RP2040.
This Mermaid diagram focuses on the primary relationships between the key components. The actual connections (especially for power and ground) may involve more components and connections not shown here for the sake of simplicity.
1y
2
BT1
Note 1
ACC_SCL
+3V3
+3V3
C22
Capacitance
100p F
SDA
GPS_RX
INT1
GPS_TX
J1
+3V3
ACC_SDA
R10
Resistance
10k Ω
Note 2
R2
Resistance
1K Ω
SCL
R12
Resistance
50 Ω
INT2
R1
Resistance
22 Ω
MIC_SCL
MIC_WS
L1
Inductance
22u H
C20
Capacitance
100n F
MIC_SDA
MK1
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Passive Components
Resistor Power Rating
Beta
Checks that the power traveling across a given resistor is under its rating with 50% headroom.
Power net portal is a special schematic object used to define a power or ground net. Power ports allow you to conveniently indicate a power net at any location in the design. Power nets of the same designator automatically connect throughout your design #portal #power
A generic fixed inductor for rapid developing circuit topology. *You can now change the footprint and 3D model at the top level anytime you want. This is the power of #generics
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Connect TPS560430:VIN to VUSB:P1
Connect TPS560430:GND to GND:P1
Connect TPS560430:VOUT to +3V3:P1
Connect ADXL345:SCL to RP2040 Module1:GPIO19
Connect ADXL345:SDA to RP2040 Module1:GPIO18
Connect ADXL345:VCC to +3V3:P1
Connect ADXL345:GND to GND:P1
Connect SIM800L:VCC to +3V3:P1
Connect SIM800L:GND to GND:P1
Connect SIM800L:RXD to RP2040 Module1:GPIO5
Connect SIM800L:TXD to RP2040 Module1:GPIO4
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