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Jenga is an open-source electronics design suite built in Rust. Design schematics, work with PCBs, and visualize boards in 3D. With KiCad file compatibility and AI agent integration, Jenga explores a simpler, more accessible way to build hardware.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Jeremy, an electrical engineering student from Kenya, and I'm excited to share Jenga, an open-source electronics design suite I've been building in Rust.
Jenga started from a simple idea: what if electronics design tools were easier for humans to use and easier for AI agents to interact with?
As someone interested in both electronics and software development, I wanted to explore a different approach to hardware design, one that combines a visual engineering workspace with the ability for AI agents to interact directly with projects.
**What Jenga currently offers:**
- Schematic viewing and editing
- PCB design and 3D visualization
- Compatibility with KiCad schematic files and component libraries
- AI agent integration through programmatic tools
- An open-source codebase built in Rust
**A special acknowledgment to KiCad ❤️**
Jenga benefits greatly from the existing KiCad ecosystem, particularly its file formats and extensive component libraries. KiCad has done incredible work making professional electronics design accessible through open-source software, and that ecosystem has been invaluable while building Jenga.
The goal isn't simply to recreate KiCad, but to explore a more intuitive, AI-friendly approach to electronics design while building on the foundations already established by the open-source community.
**Where I'm heading 🚀**
My long-term vision is to make hardware development more accessible, allowing people to move from an idea to a schematic, PCB, 3D design, and eventually firmware, with AI assisting throughout the process.
Jenga is still in its early stages, and there's plenty to improve. I'm sharing it now because I believe feedback from real users is one of the best ways to shape what it becomes.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, especially if you're an electrical engineer, electronics hobbyist, developer, or someone exploring AI-assisted hardware design.
What would you want to see in a tool like this?
Thanks for checking out Jenga! ❤️
🌐 Website: https://jenga.sparkfield.co.ke/
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About Jenga on Product Hunt
“Open-source electronics design for humans and AI”
Jenga was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #394 on the daily leaderboard. Jenga is an open-source electronics design suite built in Rust. Design schematics, work with PCBs, and visualize boards in 3D. With KiCad file compatibility and AI agent integration, Jenga explores a simpler, more accessible way to build hardware.
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