A hobby mic project adds CI checks on the LCSC part numbers in its BOM generator, including a blocklist so known-wrong numbers (C8541 pointing to an SS8550 through-hole part, C26022 to a 4.7k 0805) cannot be silently reintroduced. The BOM lives in a Python dict and the guard is homemade.

Recurring agent failure issue in open-condenser-mic (koshizuow)

open-condenser-mic (koshizuow)ECADAgent failureMedium confidence

What engineers report

A recurring agent failure problem in open-condenser-mic (koshizuow) that mostly hits the electrical engineer.

Failure pattern: validation / silent failure

Analyst note

From the Grok pain-radar digests, Nov 9-10 2026 (Nov 9 7:41 AM ET through Nov 10 7:41 AM ET digests plus the Haitch editions). Verified live 2026-11-10: issue/PR read; title and state confirmed.

What it costs a team

Modeled annual cost

$30,000

For a team of 5

Prototype delay

3 days

Modeled schedule slip per occurrence

Time lost

240 min

Per engineer per month, about 1 incidents

How the cost is modeled

240 min/month × 5 engineers × 12 months = 240 hours × $125/hour = $30,000

A modeled estimate with medium confidence. Swap in your own team size and loaded rate to size it for your team.

Engineering tools that address it

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Evidence

  1. 1koshizuow/open-condenser-mic PR #91: pcb/ci: add LCSC part-number sanity checkgithub.com

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