So I found out that the @bot group chat feature is quite powerful for a complex technical project, but also burns tokens incredibly quickly from the large shared context. Frustrating. Any tips to help with that, @poteto ?
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Si5351A clock output straight into the spectrum analyzer. It's a square wave, so the odd harmonics are right there. A simple low-pass filter or bandpass filter after the output cleans it up a lot. Before and after below with a double-tuned bandpass filter circuit.
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I've been using AI agents (Grok Bot specifically) in my KiCad workflow on a few new Etherkit boards, and they're surprisingly good at RF design work, not just the grunt tasks. The key is checking: I run an independent AI review plus my own before anything goes to fab. It's also good at reviewing my existing design choices. Other homebrewers trying this, what's working for you?