By Adom Industries · Updated

How do I share electronics components, apps and AI skills with my team?

Publish them to the Adom Wiki. Each component, app or AI skill gets its own page, and teammates or their AI agents install it with one command. For each page you choose whether it is public or visible only to your organization.

What you can publish

  • Components and boards: symbols, footprints, 3D models and datasheets. The wiki has more than 20,000 hardware pages.
  • Apps: tools that run in Hydrogen or on the desktop, such as Adom Parts Search and the KiCad Bridge.
  • Skills: written instructions that teach an AI agent a job, such as creating a footprint or publishing to the wiki. The wiki has more than 750.
  • Bootstraps: packages that group several apps and skills so they install together.

How sharing works

  • Every page is a git repository with history, issues and pull requests, so changes get reviewed the way code does.
  • Releases are signed, and the CLI checks the signature when it installs.
  • Dependencies are declared, so installing a skill also installs the app it needs.
  • A page can be private to your organization. You can also keep a page’s source private while teammates install its package.

Publish your first package

The adom-wiki CLI comes with Hydrogen. On any other Linux or macOS machine, install it with:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://wiki.adom.inc/static/bootstrap.sh)

adom-wiki repo push uploads a page’s source, and adom-wiki pkg publish publishes an installable release from a package folder. Teammates install it with adom-wiki pkg install <owner>/<name>. The wiki guide walks through both, and the CLI page lists every command.