I’ll treat the new text file as the authoritative requirements, reconcile it with the earlier references, then build and independently verify the complete schematic. I’ll proceed through PCB setup, placement, and routing using sensible production defaults where the source leaves choices open.

The requirements are now reconciled. I’m building the power architecture and full schematic first, including safe battery load sharing/protection, an independent fan-power domain, and the exact GPIO map before PCB layout begins.

The two text files were fully reconciled, and the definitive requirements were handed to the schematic executor. The project now contains 48 components across 25 part types, including the removable ESP32 and nRF24 headers, CP2102N, USB-C connectors, MCP73871 charger, battery protection, power converters, switches, LEDs, and protection parts.

However, the project still reports 0 nets, so the schematic has not yet been wired or verified. PCB outline, placement, routing, planes, silkscreen, and DRC also remain unfinished. No firmware was generated, as required.

Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.