Describe the nets.Skip the jumpers.
Tell an agent which pins belong together. JumperFree turns that into a connection plan you can read, then makes the links on the board. No jumper wires, no pin hunting.
(01)Problem
The code is done.The wiring isn’t.
Every bench build ends the same way. Find the pinout, push in the jumpers, trace each lead twice, and start again when one sits a row off.
- 01Find the pinout
- 02Push in the jumpers
- 03Trace every lead twice
- 04Hunt the one that’s off
JumperFree takes the whole ritual off your bench.
(02)Promise
Say what connects.The board does the rest.
Language is fuzzy; wiring can’t be. JumperFree keeps each step in its lane, so every connection starts as words and ends as a plan you can check.
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Intent
You, or your coding agent, say which pins belong together.
SDA and SCL to the I²C pins.
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Plan
A deterministic router finds the paths. Same nets in, same plan out.
SDA Clip1 Clip12 SCL Clip2 Clip13 -
Link
The board closes the paths. Nothing to push in, nothing to pull out.
- 16 nodes on the board
- 80 holes, five per Clip
- 1 sentence to wire it
- 0 jumper wires
(03)Experience
Speak. Plan.Guide. Connect.
- you
Put the sensor’s SDA and SCL on the dev board’s I²C pins.
- nets
SDA Clip1 Clip12 SCL Clip2 Clip13 - plan
2 routes · opens nothing · touches no other nets
- guide
- link
SDA connected SCL connected
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(i)
Speak
Describe the circuit the way you’d tell a lab partner. Pins, parts, intent. No pinout open in another tab.
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(ii)
Plan
The agent writes nets, the router finds paths, and you read the plan before anything moves: what closes, what opens, what else it touches.
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(iii)
Guide
LEDs light the Clips where each part goes. Placing a sensor becomes a glance, not a lookup.
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(iv)
Connect
Approve, and the board closes the paths. Change your mind and it reroutes. Not a single wire pulled.
(04)Board
Sixteen nodes.Any net.
Each Clip is one electrical node with five holes. Name the nets and the board lights the route between them. Pick a build and watch it re-route.
“Put the sensor’s SDA and SCL on the dev board’s I²C pins.”
SDA Clip1 Clip12
SCL Clip2 Clip13- Plan
- read before it runs
- Nets
- SDA, SCL
- Routes
- 2 routes
- Opens first
- nothing
- Touches
- no other nets
- Jumpers
- 0
(05)Join
Be firston the bench.
Join the waitlist for build notes and the first invitations to try JumperFree. Tell us what you’d wire first; it shapes what we build next.
Follow the code on GitHubYou’re on the list.
Thank you. We’ll write when there’s something new on the bench.