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CircuitContext gives agents and reviewers reliable access to datasheets, reference manuals, errata, pinouts, and timing diagrams, answered with structured evidence and citations, never just prose.

Evidence, not prose

For this component and question, what does the document prove?

Every answer preserves enough detail for another agent or human reviewer to reopen the exact source page, table, row, cell, or figure. Answer cards are regenerated from the current evidence instead of being treated as permanent conclusions.

  • Citations validated against the returned evidence set
  • Table, row, cell, and figure locators on every claim
  • Coverage decisions with explicit unresolved gaps
POST/v1/query
coverage: Strong

Question

What is the absolute maximum VDD and the recommended VIN range?

Texas Instruments · TPS62840DLCR·3 evidence matches

Answer card · citations validated

The absolute maximum VIN is 6.5 V (referenced to GND). Recommended operating input voltage VIN is 1.8 V to 6.5 V. Exceeding 6.5 V on VIN may cause permanent damage. [chunk:tbl-6.1][chunk:tbl-6.3]

Electrical limits: StrongRecommended operating: StrongThermal: Partial

Evidence

6.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings
0.982

VIN, EN, MODE/SYNC … min −0.3 V … max 6.5 V … Unit V. Operating junction temperature −40 to 150 °C.

p6 · table 6-1 · row "VIN" · cell [max]

6.3 Recommended Operating Conditions
0.948

Input voltage VIN … min 1.8 … max 6.5 … Unit V.

p7 · table 6-3 · rows 1–2

9.4 Typical Application
0.871

Application schematic showing VIN decoupling (10 µF) and FB divider network.

p18 · region [diagram] · bbox 0.12,0.34,0.88,0.79

answered in 741ms612ms answer card
Core invariants

Guarantees that make retrieval trustworthy

CircuitContext is not a board-review product. It supplies grounded document context that downstream tools can rely on.

Identity before retrieval

Every query resolves to a canonical component identity first. We select eligible document IDs, then score chunks inside that set.

Authority before similarity

Primary datasheets, reference manuals, and errata outrank mirrors and reference designs. Similarity never promotes a weak source.

Shared document library

Each approved request adds a reusable public component document that the whole local workspace can query.

PDFs become searchable

Datasheets and manuals are turned into page, table, figure, and snippet references that are easy to inspect.

Coverage is a response

Queries tell you whether the evidence is complete, partial, still being indexed, or missing source material.

Answer cards are validated

Model answers must cite returned snippets, tables, and figures. We validate every citation ID before returning a response.

Workflow

From source document to cited answer

01

Add a source

Submit a URL, PDF, or CSV of public component documents

02

Ask a question

Use a component identity and the design question you need answered

03

Review evidence

Open the matching document, page, table, or figure behind the answer

04

Connect agents

Use REST, MCP, or the TypeScript client from the same account

05

Track coverage

See which questions are answered and which need more source material

Built for agents

Connect over MCP or REST

Drop CircuitContext into any agent runtime. Tool results return structured content with JSON schemas and resource links for page and region images — no parsing large markdown blobs to find citations.

claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "circuitcontext": {
      "url": "http://127.0.0.1:3010/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer cc_local_..."
      }
    }
  }
}
query.ts
import { CircuitContext } from "@circuitcontext/client"

const cc = new CircuitContext({
  baseUrl: "http://127.0.0.1:3010",
  apiKey: process.env.CC_API_KEY,
})

const answer = await cc.queryComponentFacts({
  mpn: "TPS62840",
  question: "absolute maximum VIN and recommended range",
  mode: "answer_card"
})

console.log(answer.coverageStatus, answer.evidence.length)
POST/v1/query
coverage: Strong

Question

What is the absolute maximum VDD and the recommended VIN range?

Texas Instruments · TPS62840DLCR·3 evidence matches

Answer card · citations validated

The absolute maximum VIN is 6.5 V (referenced to GND). Recommended operating input voltage VIN is 1.8 V to 6.5 V. Exceeding 6.5 V on VIN may cause permanent damage. [chunk:tbl-6.1][chunk:tbl-6.3]

Electrical limits: StrongRecommended operating: StrongThermal: Partial

Evidence

6.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings
0.982

VIN, EN, MODE/SYNC … min −0.3 V … max 6.5 V … Unit V. Operating junction temperature −40 to 150 °C.

p6 · table 6-1 · row "VIN" · cell [max]

6.3 Recommended Operating Conditions
0.948

Input voltage VIN … min 1.8 … max 6.5 … Unit V.

p7 · table 6-3 · rows 1–2

9.4 Typical Application
0.871

Application schematic showing VIN decoupling (10 µF) and FB divider network.

p18 · region [diagram] · bbox 0.12,0.34,0.88,0.79

answered in 741ms612ms answer card

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