Revlo is a command-line tool that catches electrical engineering mistakes in KiCad schematics before they become expensive PCB respins. Point it at a .kicad_sch file and get back actionable findings -- missing decoupling caps, wrong pull-up values, unterminated pins, power rail issues -- all verified against real datasheet specifications pulled automatically from the internet.
Revlo is a command-line tool that catches electrical engineering mistakes in KiCad schematics before they become expensive PCB respins. Point it at a .kicad_sch file and get back actionable findings -- missing decoupling caps, wrong pull-up values, unterminated pins, power rail issues -- all verified against real datasheet specifications pulled automatically from the internet.
I'm happy to hear your feedback. I had Revlo in my head for a while and decided to do it during "Built with Opus 4.6" hackathon. Thanks