KiHub
Hardware review platform for KiCad projects
What it does
KiHub is a hardware review platform for KiCad projects. Compare schematic and PCB revisions, discuss changes with pinned comments, run automated checks, manage approvals, and keep a traceable review history — without changing your Git workflow.
Review KiCad project changes from pull requests, branches, tags, or commits with visual diffs, checks, design discussions, and a traceable decision.
Compare pull requests, branches, tags, or commits in a shared, hardware-aware review workspace with visual diffs, checks, design discussions, and an auditable decision. GitHub remains the source of truth for the change. But a KiCad review needs design context, design-aware discussion, and a shared answer to one question: is this revision ready to merge? A .kicad_sch diff can show that a value changed. It cannot show the affected circuit, component, net, or electrical context. A line-level comment in .kicad_pcb points to file syntax—not the footprint, track, or board location the reviewer means. DRC, ERC, BOM readiness, unresolved design threads, and the final review decision remain spread…from kihub.dev
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