For sure, we found that to start with something useful from day 0 we needed to be able to completely represent any possible circuit. Starting by just providing a cleaner way to write out a netlist is just the beginning.

We are working to add an equations solver to our compiler over the next few weeks, which will allow you to do things like set the ratio of a divider and total resistance, then have the solver pick optimal values based on availability, cost etc.

I think that gets really exciting when you start to be able to link these together, its trivial from there to directly set the output voltage of a power supply in volts, which will internally configure the feedback resistor divider.

Also verified designs will be super important. Its a little crazy that the status quo is you will almost inevitably make a silly mistake on your first spin. I am imagining designers will go off, make a new circuit, build and test it then make a PR to merge it into main.