Model Context Protocol for electronics design
Let your AI assistant drive your EDA tools.
CircuitMCP lets Claude and other MCP clients work inside your electronics design software: schematics, boards, libraries, design checks and outputs. It runs locally next to your tools, and you bring your own LLM.
How it works
- 1
Install on the Altium PC
One signed Windows installer. CircuitMCP runs next to Altium Designer, locally or as a host on your network.
- 2
Connect your AI client
Copy one command from the control panel into Claude Code, or point Claude Desktop or any MCP client at the endpoint.
- 3
Ask in plain language
“Run DRC and group the violations by rule.” Your assistant calls the tools; Altium does the work; you review the result.
Supported tools
CircuitMCP for Altium
Schematic, PCB, libraries, BOM, DRC and outputs in Altium Designer 26. 130 tools.
CircuitMCP for Autodesk
Drive Fusion Electronics schematics and boards from Claude or any MCP client. Ask for a change in plain language and CircuitMCP makes it in your open design, locally, on your machine.
CircuitMCP for KiCad
Let Claude and other MCP clients work inside KiCad: place and wire parts, run ERC and DRC, and pull BOMs, all from a conversation. Everything runs on your machine.
CircuitMCP for OrCAD
Bring your LLM into OrCAD Capture and PCB Designer. Describe the change and CircuitMCP does the clicking, locally and privately.
Why CircuitMCP
Your designs stay yours
CircuitMCP never sends design files, file names or project contents to us. It runs on your machine.
Bring your own LLM
Use the Claude subscription you already have, or any MCP client. There are no AI usage charges from us.
Real Altium, not a guess
130 tools that drive Altium itself or read and write its files, each change verified by reading it back.
Built for teams
Floating seats shared across a team, an admin console, one invoice, and offline leases for travel.
Try it on your own designs
A 14-day free trial on every plan. Questions first? Email support@circuitmcp.net.
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