Thermite Schematics

Clear drawings.
Shared knowledge.

Turn structured electrical project data into clear drawings, schedules, and reports. Free and open source, built for people and AI agents, and available now on GitHub.

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Thermite / 03Open-source alpha

01PROJECT DATA

02VALIDATE MODEL

03GENERATE DRAWINGS

Electrical documentation, built from data

The idea

Good documentation should be easier to create—and easier to share.

Equipment, terminals, connections, and potentials form a structured project. Thermite checks that model and turns it into vector drawings and supporting documentation. The intent is simple: keep electrical knowledge readable, repeatable, and useful to both people and their tools.

Model the connections.

Describe equipment, terminals, and wiring in structured data, with electrical validation to surface gaps before drawing generation.

Generate the documentation.

Render SVG, HTML, and PDF drawings, printable multi-view packets, cable and terminal views, PLC I/O schedules, and BOM and wire/cable CSV reports.

Give people and AI common ground.

Use readable project files and guarded agent tools to inspect connections, review proposed edits, and validate changes before applying them.

Under the surface

One model. Useful outputs.

Source model: Structured electrical project data (JSON)
Output: SVG, HTML, and PDF drawings and packets
Supporting documents: Terminal and cable views, I/O schedules, BOM
License: Apache-2.0
Current stage: Public alpha

THERMITE / ENGINEERING NOTESREADABLE BY DESIGN

electrical project
  → schematic sheets
  → terminal plans
  → PLC I/O schedules
  → bill of materials
  → wire & cable lists

One electrical model, coordinated drawings and reports.

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to work.

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