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Wara

AI agents inside Altium, KiCad and OrCAD through MCP, for design rule review, schematic checks and BOM cleanup under engineer control.

What is Wara?

Wara connects AI agents such as Claude to electronic design automation tools through the Model Context Protocol, so hardware engineers can ask questions about a design and get help without leaving the EDA environment. It reads the state of an open project and supports concrete tasks: reviewing design rules, validating schematics, verifying connections, organizing component libraries, drafting technical documentation and handing off repetitive review work. In the Altium workflow, an engineer can ask which parts have no manufacturer part number or whether designators clash, then have the agent suggest or apply fixes, with every change previewed first and saving only when allowed. Wara positions itself as a layer on top of existing tools, not a new EDA suite, and the engineer makes the final decision on each action. The Altium integration is labeled alpha, unofficial and not affiliated with Altium. No pricing is published, and the vendor is onboarding a small group of hardware teams in 2026.

Use cases

  • Review PCB designs for rule violations
  • Validate schematics before review
  • Find missing or conflicting part numbers
  • Organize component libraries
  • Draft technical documentation
  • Bulk-edit part parameters from a CSV

Who it's for

  • Hardware engineers
  • PCB designers
  • Electronics teams

Why use Wara

  • Brings AI review into the EDA tools engineers already use, with no new suite to learn.
  • Every edit can be previewed first, and saving the project happens only if you allow it.
  • Catches missing part numbers and clashing designators before a BOM goes out.
  • Works over MCP, so it is not tied to one proprietary tool or one AI assistant.
  • Cuts routine checking time so engineers can focus on design decisions.

Wara features

  • Design rule review as the design changes
  • Schematic validation that flags inconsistencies and missing components
  • Connection and net verification
  • Plain-language part search such as all 0603 caps
  • BOM summary that can be copied as CSV
  • Audit of missing or conflicting manufacturer part numbers
  • Detection of duplicate or unannotated designators
  • Parameter edits across one part or hundreds, previewed before applying
  • Move and rotate parts on the PCB

Wara integrations

  • Altium
  • KiCad
  • OrCAD
  • Claude

How to get started with Wara

  1. Open a project in your EDA tool and connect an AI agent through Wara's MCP layer.
  2. Ask for a review in plain language, for example which parts on a sheet have no part number.
  3. Wara reads the parts and design data from the open session and flags problems.
  4. Approve the suggested changes after previewing them, and they appear in your design.
  5. Save the project yourself when you are satisfied.

Wara limitations

  • The Altium integration is in alpha and the vendor warns to expect rough edges
  • Unofficial and not affiliated with Altium
  • Access is limited to a small cohort of teams in 2026
  • Pricing is not published

Wara pricing

We couldn't confirm pricing on the official site. Check getwara.com for current prices.

Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

Wara alternatives

The main Wara alternatives listed on Debuly are FLUX, Kapa, DevIntern, modl.ai, Orbi and TierZero. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

Wara compared with its alternatives
ToolPricingStarting pricePlatforms
WaraPricing unknown—MCP
DevInternFreemium$99/moCLI, Self-hosted
FLUXOpen source—CLI, Self-hosted, API, Python
KapaFree trial—Web, API, Slack, Discord
modl.aiPricing unknown—Web
OrbiFreemium$24/moWeb, Self-hosted
TierZeroPaid$75/moWeb, API, Self-hosted
  1. DevIntern

    Self-hosted worker that picks up ready tickets from your tracker, runs your coding agent, and opens pull requests for review.

  2. FLUX

    Black Forest Labs' official repository for running FLUX.1 open-weight models locally for text-to-image generation and image editing.

  3. Kapa

    Ingestion and retrieval platform that turns docs, tickets and wikis into cited answers, prebuilt support agents, an API and an MCP server.

  4. modl.ai

    AI agents that play and test games from a build, then report bugs, glitches and performance problems for QA teams.

  5. Orbi

    Open-source system that turns a labeled GitHub Issue into a reviewed, merged pull request and tagged release, self-hosted or via Orbi Cloud.

  6. TierZero

    AI production agents that investigate incidents, alerts and CI failures, and answer engineering questions in Slack.

Wara FAQ

How much does Wara cost?

No pricing is published. The vendor says it is onboarding a limited cohort of hardware teams in 2026, so contact them about access.

Which EDA tools does Wara work with?

The site names Altium, KiCad and OrCAD. The Altium workflow is shown in detail and is labeled alpha.

Does Wara replace the engineer?

No. The vendor says the engineer makes the final call on every action, and edits are previewed before they are applied.

Is Wara affiliated with Altium?

No. The Altium integration is described as unofficial and not affiliated with Altium.

Who is Wara for?

It is aimed at hardware teams in areas such as semiconductors, aerospace and defense, robotics, medical devices and AI infrastructure hardware.

Does Wara have a free plan?

No plans are listed. Reach out through the site to join the onboarding cohort.

Sources & verification

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