May Allspice updates: Faster workflows and how to enable AI for hardware
May was a shipping spree. Whether you’re reviewing, managing repos, or moving large projects, there’s something new for you in Allspice. Plus, our CEO, Valentina shows how to use AI to redesign hardware workflows, linked below.
📝 View all product updates in detail on our Headway changelog. Updated every Thursday.
🔔 Never miss a product update again
Integrated “What’s New” notifications
You can now see newly released features directly inside Allspice. Click the new megaphone icon to view product updates, workflow improvements, and release notes without leaving the app.
🔒Default Main Branch Protection
Your repo’s main branch is now protected by default.
Reviews stay consistent and accidental direct changes get caught before they cause headaches. No more chasing down who accidentally pushed what to main.
👀 Easily View Unchanged Schematic Sheets
The whole schematic, in one place.
Previously you only the schematic sheets that changed in a Design Review. Now the full schematic loads with the review, so every page is available to comment on, reference, or scroll through, not just the ones touched in the diff.
🛠 API docs got a refresh
The docs got a makeover! We cleaned up the API documentation experience to make it easier to navigate and much more user friendly.
Updates include:
- Better endpoint organization
- Improved navigation
- Faster access to examples and reference details
Community News
AI Orchestration for Hardware
Missed our live webinar with CEO Valentina Ratner on how high-performing hardware teams use AI to redesign engineering workflows? No worries, catch up here:
- Replay available: See real-world examples of AI-powered design review and orchestration
- Read the blog: Why building AI in hardware starts with good data
🥳 DRCY hits the stage at ACM CAIS '26
Earlier this year, our DRCY paper was accepted and published at CAIS.
The gist: how multi-agent reviews in DRCY help catch schematic issues before boards get built.
Yesterday, we were invited to present DRCY live at the very first ACM Conference on AI and Agentic Systems (CAIS '26) in San Jose. It was our favorite kind of session: fast-paced, technical, and rooms full of engineers engaged in AI.
Huge congrats to the AllSpice team for making it happen!
That’s all for this month folks. Thank you for being part of the AllSpice community. If you have any questions, want to see a demo, or are interested in new features, don’t hesitate to reach out.
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