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Proposal· add run indicator -H1Apply

IEC 60617 + NFPA 79 symbols

ERC validation

Auto numbering & tagging

BOM · wire · terminal lists

Linked PDF & DXF export

28 languages

A·1 — Draw

Open a tab, not a ticket.

Wirepilot runs in your browser: open a tab, sign in, and your project is exactly where you left it. Everything saves automatically, and every change lands in the project history.

It's a full editor, not a viewer — IEC and NFPA symbols, clean orthogonal wiring, terminal strips, cables and PLC I/O, cross-references that follow a relay across pages, and proper title blocks and frames.

B·2 — Delegate

AI that shows its work.

Describe a change in plain language, generate a whole schematic from a spec, or let background agents inspect and repair a project. Nothing touches your drawing until you say so.

Every AI action is a reviewable proposal — a diff of concrete schematic operations with its electrical-rule-check impact computed up front. You apply it or reject it; either way the decision is in the changelog.

Assistantawaiting review

> add a run indicator lamp after the contactor

+add symbol iec:indicator-lamp as -H1 @ (336, 240)
+add contact -K1:23/24 + wire to -H1:X1
~renumber wires on page 1 (2 changed)

ERC impact: 0 new issues

RejectApply changes

C·3 — Own

Your projects are not hostages.

A .wirepilot file is a zip of documented JSON — schemas published under CC BY 4.0, with conformance fixtures. Read it with any tool, script it, diff it in git.

Hand work over in the formats people expect: linked .pdf export, AutoCAD-ready .dxf export, and imports from PDF and QElectroTech. Export and import stay free on every plan — leaving takes one click, which is exactly why staying never feels like a trap.

{
  "type": "symbol",
  "id": "e-k1",
  "symbolId": "iec:contactor-coil",
  "deviceId": "dev-k1",        // tag -K1
  "position": { "x": 96, "y": 128 },  // mm
  "rotation": 0,
  "portRenames": { "A1": "A1", "A2": "A2" }
},
{
  "type": "wire",
  "id": "e-w7",
  "points": [{ "x": 96, "y": 96 }, { "x": 96, "y": 124 }],
  "wireNumber": "3"
}

D·4 — Trust

Boring where it counts.

Deterministic wire numbering and device tagging — pinned by tests, not by luck. Electrical rule checks run before any proposal is applied. Exports are built for the strictest readers: linked vector PDF with a navigable outline, and AutoCAD-strict DXF.

Your work is safe: every change is saved and versioned, every AI proposal is checked before it lands, and your exports open cleanly in the tools your customers already use.

E·5 — Pricing