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Expand Up @@ -526,6 +526,16 @@ protocols:
signal routing, protection circuits, and KiCad .kicad_sch
S-expression generation with explicit visual layout rules.

- name: pcb-layout-design
path: protocols/reasoning/pcb-layout-design.md
description: >
Systematic reasoning protocol for PCB layout and routing from
a completed schematic. Covers layout requirements gathering,
board definition, design rules, component placement, routing
strategy, and automated execution via Python pcbnew API with
FreeRouting autorouter and KiCad DRC validation loop. Supports
2-layer and 4-layer stackups.

formats:
- name: requirements-doc
path: formats/requirements-doc.md
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