Use case · Intent to implementation
Know which requirements the schematic actually satisfies.
Circuitly connects your requirements to the circuits that implement them — so coverage is checked on every review instead of asserted in a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
The problem
Requirements live in one document, the design in another, and the mapping between them in someone’s memory. When a spec changes, or a circuit does, nothing forces the two back into agreement — and the gap surfaces at validation, certification, or in the field.
Connected workflow
Circuitly reads the requirements alongside the native schematic and builds the connection between them: which circuits serve which requirement, which requirements have no visible implementation, and where a revision quietly moved the design away from the spec.
Connect the spec
Requirements documents join the repository as review context.
Map coverage
Circuits and components linked to the requirements they implement.
Flag drift
Revisions checked against the spec; spec changes checked against the design.
Keep it alive
The mapping updates with every review instead of rotting in a matrix.
Traceability output
- Requirement-by-requirement coverage with design references
- Uncovered and at-risk requirements, called out explicitly
- Drift findings when a revision contradicts the spec
- A traceability section in the shareable review PDF
Team decision
Engineers confirm or correct the mapping and decide how uncovered requirements get handled. The confirmed trace becomes review context for every revision after it.
Check coverage before validation checks it for you.
Connect a spec and see which requirements your current revision really satisfies.