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so I have a version that I will try to put out this weekend, people wanted to see the source, i didnt want to, but now I will just put it out with a stricter license. KiCAD uses a plugin system, and i have created a rust version that creates a single EXE file that does the same as python version, probably better. I did this specifically for people using this at work, one file, no dependency download, install via KiCAD 10 itslelf in the plugin manager. It also introduces skills and agents into the mix, and I think does a WAAAAYYY better job of managing toolboxes / tools. docker might work for the current version, I dont have time to play with it, but if someone wants to build out a container an show it works then we can add it to the mix. drop me an email, I will see about putting the rust repo up and start pointing a few people at it and see what you think. |
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@gcolonese here you go, give it a try. |
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Looks cool! I'll take a look today and perhaps see if I can get the docker integration squared away. |
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As I've been getting more into using different MCP servers, I'm noticing a lot of people are using Docker to bundle all the environments together. Would this be a valid approach to consider moving forward? Even here at work, I'm trying to set my colleagues up with the MCP, and it's an absolute nightmare between them missing one step in the config, to having different version of python installed.
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