Changelog

Bumps [serialize-javascript](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript) from 7.1.2 to 7.1.4. - [Release notes](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript/releases) - [Commits](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript/compare/v7.1.2...v7.1.4)

Bumps the app group with 1 update in the /app directory: [svelte](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/tree/HEAD/packages/svelte).

Bumps [undici](https://github.com/nodejs/undici) to 7.30.1 and updates ancestor dependency [wrangler](https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/tree/HEAD/packages/wrangler). These dependencies need to be updated together.

Bumps [fast-uri](https://github.com/fastify/fast-uri) from 3.1.8 to 3.1.9. - [Release notes](https://github.com/fastify/fast-uri/releases) - [Commits](https://github.com/fastify/fast-uri/compare/v3.1.8...v3.1.9)

Bumps the app group in /app with 1 update: [wrangler](https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/tree/HEAD/packages/wrangler).

Bumps the app group with 4 updates in the /app directory: [@types/node](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/HEAD/types/node), [svelte](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/tree/HEAD/packages/svelte), [svelte-check](https://github.com/sveltejs/language-tools) and [wrangler](https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/tree/HEAD/packages/wrangler).

Bumps [certifi](https://github.com/certifi/python-certifi) from 2026.7.22 to 2026.10.19. - [Commits](https://github.com/certifi/python-certifi/compare/2026.07.22...2026.10.19)

Bumps [pillow](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow) from 12.3.0 to 13.0.0. - [Release notes](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/blob/main/CHANGES.rst) - [Commits](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/compare/12.3.0...13.0.0)

Bumps [vite](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/tree/HEAD/packages/vite) from 8.3.2 to 8.3.5. - [Release notes](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/main/packages/vite/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/commits/v8.3.5/packages/vite)

Kind and package from the part number's family (diodes.py), zener voltage, power and package from the series (1N957-992 added) or the number. Misprints and OCR slips traced to their source and corrected. The parts audit accepts every diode the descriptions know.

Material, polarity or channel and kind come from the transistor database; Darlingtons, unijunctions and the PUT are named. The package is left out where it is not certain.

Readers worked whole service sets page by page (Korg MS-50, Minimoog D, Prophet-600, Moog modules, Boss and Ibanez factory sheets, the Nobels range). Corrections that disagreed with the new readings were checked against the drawings; ones the readings now carry or that would add duplicate rows were retired. Capacitor codes with a tolerance letter ('472J') parse.

Readers applied legend and note values to the parts they name and read a PDF's own parts list where it prints one. Ten drawings hold nothing to list; the Roland TR-707 notes and M-110 scan need a separate read.

A sheet listed in PAGES keeps exactly those pages (the trailing-page trim had dropped the NTE103's second page of characteristics).

MMBF with a three-digit number is the J-series JFET (MMBF201 is the J201, not the 2N201).

The audit accepts board-prefixed designators and knows the LM394; Tremolito's shopping-list row is corrected by value ('=2N5809'), a new corrections form for rows that share a quantity designator.

Every transistor checked against the transistor database and each mismatch traced to the doc. Japanese short forms and bare 2N numbers normalize to the full part; FS36999, TR1623 and CV10805 resolve to the 2N5133, 2SC1623 and BC108; BF245 is a JFET. Crystals, LEDs, trimmers and sockets on Q designators get their own category.

Every current part used more than once was searched by hand ("<part> datasheet pdf", maker's site only): BAT41, 2N5458, 2N5484, MMBFJ201, IRF740, BS250, LF351, LM301A, the 1N52xxB zeners, the 78L regulators and more. BC557A/B move to onsemi's BC556B sheet. 1N414B, 1N1418 and 2N222A rows are corrected to 1N4148 and 2N2222A. TODO.md counts brought up to date.

The PT2399 links to the sheet Electric Druid keeps, the TAPLFO3 (and STOMPLFO, for later boards) to Electric Druid's own. Madbean's Wavelord24 spells the TAPLFO3 as TAPFLO3; corrected so both boards share one part.

MN3102 links to Panasonic's sheet, MN3005 and MN3007 to Xvive's (in production again), MN3207 and MN3205 to the Coolaudio V3207 and V3205 that replace them; all hosted by the distributor Cabintech.

onsemi no longer publishes a J201 sheet. Linear Systems still makes the part; J201, J202 and SST201 link to its datasheet in their data book (page 62).

236 parts (81% of part uses) link to the maker's own datasheet, each link checked: TI, Microchip, Vishay, Nisshinbo and Diodes from a script; onsemi, Analog Devices and Renesas, which block scripts, in a browser. The site links rather than hosts them (manufacturer copyright); pcblib datasheets caches a local copy and finds links for new parts.

Parts lists name the same chip with package and grade suffixes (TL072CP, LM386N-1) and second-source prefixes (RC/JRC/NJM 4558, MN/V/BL 3207), and '072' for the TL072. ic_name() gives each a canonical name per chip family; chips that only share a number stay apart (LM4040/CD4040, TLC555/NE555, 7660/7660S). IC entries: 528 to 299. Searches find a board by either name.

Vendors spell the same original many ways ('EHX Big Muff', 'Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi', 'Big Muff'), splitting it across the Originals list. The export now gives each board a canonical original: brand aliases spelled one way, the best-known models matched with their siblings kept apart, a brand filled in when only one brand has the model, and one spelling per group. The app groups, links and labels by it; older links with a vendor's spelling resolve to the whole group. Originals: 2,567 rows to 2,304; Big Muff: 39 to 11.

delyk stopped selling online and replaced its WooCommerce shop (and the REST API the adapter used) with a static catalog. The adapter reads /shop/ and each product page: Downloads for the BOM and drill template, the spec list for difficulty, original and enclosure. No prices; in stock means the maker still has copies. Buzz Box, Conductor's Hand and Lightning Bolt gain parts lists; El Rey de la Gloria Azul II is transcribed as its four versions.

macOS xargs refuses an -I{} command over 255 bytes, so the Sunday run failed before scraping any vendor ('command line cannot be assembled, too long') and deployed unchanged data. Each vendor now goes to sh as $1 with -n 1.

selectolax 1.0 removed the Modest HTMLParser. All twelve HTML adapters now use LexborHTMLParser; re-scraping them from cache on 0.4.12 and on 1.0.0 gave identical boards, fields and parts rows, except Madbean's Snarkdoodle, whose malformed table cell the old parser dropped, now reading its 1590A enclosure.

Bumps [devalue](https://github.com/sveltejs/devalue) from 5.9.2 to 5.9.4. - [Release notes](https://github.com/sveltejs/devalue/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/sveltejs/devalue/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/sveltejs/devalue/compare/v5.9.2...v5.9.4)

Bumps [serialize-javascript](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript) from 7.1.1 to 7.1.2. - [Release notes](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript/releases) - [Commits](https://github.com/yahoo/serialize-javascript/compare/v7.1.1...v7.1.2)

selectolax 1.0 removed the Modest HTMLParser every adapter imports, and CI installed the newest release, so both jobs failed on import. CI now syncs the locked versions, and the cap keeps fresh installs on 0.4 until the adapters move to LexborHTMLParser.

- corrections.TRANSCRIBED replaces a board's parts list (with variants) for docs no parser reads: Five Cats Supa Fuzz and Fuzz Face inserts, Effects Layouts Drivestortion (six versions) and Lawn Darts; fixes to American Metal, GIG BUFF v2.0 and the Moog 901B. corrections.CONTROLS names knobs directly. - Empty or counted controls take the parts list's pot names when every pot has one; names read off scans must be known control words. 132 boards.

- PCBWay boards: the schematic's value labels are OCR'd, typed and counted ('×4 470k'), ICs once, with named knobs; the drawings carry no designators and the member uploads no BOM. Ten seconds between any two PCBWay requests. - Tesseract word boxes are read with QUOTE_NONE: a word read as a quote mark no longer swallows the rest of the page's words.

Remaining Experimentalists Anonymous candidates checked on the drawings, with the clean Nobels DT-1, Distortion Xtreme, Fu-Z and Ross Phaser drawings filled in; Lectric-FX Betty Boost's misread values and phantom R0/C0 fixed.

- Text layer before OCR; OCR only adds parts the text does not list. - Variant headers that wrap onto adjacent lines are rebuilt by position; grouped designators and P1-Name pots expand in variant tables. - Dual-combo docs with one 'Bill of Materials <pedal>:' table per pedal keep each pedal as a variant. - Version-block labels regain a space lost to tight type (SUF Mascis Muff).

- Experimentalists Anonymous: ~200 values on 57 schematics, proposed by a wider pairing pass and each checked on the drawing; Nobels CO-2 and PH-D in full. Two files under one title are now two boards with their own images. - A machine-read capacitor under 2pF is taken as µF (OCR reads µ as p). - Hand corrections run last, after designator repairs; Lectric-FX Double*Take and the GuitarPCB MUFF'N corrected by hand.

Bumps the app group in /app with 3 updates: [@sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte](https://github.com/sveltejs/vite-plugin-svelte/tree/HEAD/packages/vite-plugin-svelte), [@types/node](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/HEAD/types/node) and [vite](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/tree/HEAD/packages/vite).

Four DIY PCBs sold as options of one Big Cartel product; parts read from each board's Google Doc build guide. Changelog also covers the hand-correction fixes.

Fixes Five Cats Rattus (RAT C13 1µF, missing RAT2/Turbo RAT rows), Lectric-FX Mongrel (D1, R18, C10, two junk rows) and restores Experimentalists Anonymous values on the BOSS OC-2, Tau 1010 and Univox Microphaser, each checked against the drawing.

Clears the six Dependabot alerts on undici 7.29.0 (a transitive dependency via miniflare, used only at deploy time; nothing ships in the static site).

/about (header and footer) explains what the library holds, where the parts lists come from and how to read the ocr / sch / fixed markers, prices and delisted boards, what is linked rather than copied, and how to report an error. Its counts and last-refreshed date come from a meta.json the export now writes.

A parts row's notes already say how it was read; the value cell now carries a small 'ocr', 'sch' or 'fixed' marker (with a tooltip) and a legend sits above the list when a board has any, so builders know which values to check against the build document. The notes column no longer repeats them.

pcblib audit prints the run time and the previous run's, the HTML report's header carries the date and time, and data/cache/audit/meta.json keeps both with the counts.

A diode row reading 1M34A is 1N34A (no diode is numbered 1M...), which fixes the Guitar-Electronics OCD. Moonn's Kloppe Gerät build doc itself prints 1A34A for D1 and D2; corrections.py sets them to 1N34A.

Scientific Guitarist publishes DIY projects on a Wix site, each linking a GitHub repository with the Eagle project. The adapter follows every project page to its repository and reads Eagle's BOM exports (per-designator CSV, grouped CSV, or KiCad's designator list), top-level or inside the project zip one level deep; parts with no value take the device (PT2399_TH -> PT2399), pots keep their knob names and DUALGANG marks a dual-gang pot. Repositories without an export are read from the Eagle schematic PDF's labels or the build document's parts table. 30 boards, kind 'repo'.

scrape --refresh-pages re-fetches a vendor's pages (listings, product pages, JSON) but keeps cached documents, and a network error or server error during a refresh falls back to the cached copy. After a full clean scrape, boards still listed get last_listed = today and boards no longer listed are marked delisted, never deleted; a board is only marked when its own page is gone, and a scrape that finds far fewer boards than before marks nothing. The site shows 'no longer listed' with the date on the circuit page and in the table.

pcblib audit runs the parts-list audit on the library: values that do not parse or sit off the standard series, parts filed as the wrong kind, one-off part numbers a character from a common one, unknown transistors, mangled or duplicated designators. It writes a filterable HTML report, a CSV and JSON to data/cache/audit/ and lists the flags added and cleared since the last run, so a parser change that makes rows worse shows up before a deploy. CLAUDE.md adds it to the parser-change routine.

Audio transformers get their own XFM category (Transformers on the parts page) instead of trimmer, pot or other: 42TM022, TY-141P, LT44, OEP1200 and T1/TR1 rows carrying one (40 rows). A 4-digit resistor code reads as its value when the plain number is not standard (1002 -> 10k; 4700 stays). Pot and trimmer rows whose value is a bare small number or unit-less taper ('A5', '16', '1') are OCR prose or schematic pin numbers and are dropped. Zero-width characters are stripped, and Guitar-Electronics' '1pcs.' BOM lines are no longer also read as reversed placement rows. Rescraped every vendor: only those rows changed.

A diode, transistor or IC row whose value is a word or placeholder ('for', 'Clipping', 'empty or your choice', 'Jumper', '(optional)') is not a part and is dropped when a board is stored (about 200 rows); generic descriptions ('Germanium', 'NPN JFET', 'Dual op amp', 'LDR (photocell)') stay. Slips that spell no real part are repaired in well-known families: TLO72 -> TL072, ZN3904 -> 2N3904, 14001 -> 1N4001, BAT-41 -> BAT41, CO4047 -> CD4047, LM9324/XM324 -> LM324, RCY558 -> RC4558, WA741 -> uA741, pt2395 -> PT2399. Rescraped every vendor: only those rows changed. Audit 1,759 -> 1,496 flags.

The schematic prints CLEAN A15K and the parts table A20K; A20K is right. Corrections now match designators regardless of case.

A knob read from both the schematic and the parts-table OCR (Level and LEVEL) collapses to one row, keeping the reading whose value parses and preferring a text table, then the schematic, then OCR (332 rows, mostly Dead End FX). OCR's '25K30A-Y' reads 2SK30A-Y, and a jack's pin label read as a pot ('MONO 5W' for MONO_SW) is dropped. corrections.py holds hand-checked fixes no rule can make, applied when a board is stored: Dead End FX Zuul IC3 is an LM324. Reported on the Zuul; rescraped every vendor, no other rows changed.

Dirt Monger lays parts out value first in two columns, with or without a 'Parts List' title; the list parser now reads that layout (value beside its designators, knob names as refs, trimmers, name-first pots) and stops at the bypass-buffer board below it. Distortion H, Bigger Muff, XT-2, Bass Grunge, Dual Octave and American Metal lose their mispaired OCR rows (R1 = 100n); where a font drops letters (PW-2, HMT-2) values that lost their units are left out and '2 5088' reads 2N5088.

CodeQL flagged seven checks like '"drive.google.com" in url' (py/incomplete-url-substring-sanitization), which a domain named in a path or query string would also pass. A shared on_host() helper parses the URL and matches the host or a subdomain; Dead Air, Effects Layouts, Mask Audio, Dirt Monger and On The Road use it. Rescraped all five: identical output.

A triangle Big Muff after the Fallout Cloud, with bass and treble controls, a 3-way clipping switch and a clean blend. Listing only: the product page has no build doc or schematic.

A /changes page lists what changed each week, built from the commit history when the site is exported: each change opens to the first paragraph of its message and links to its commit, and the page links the source on GitHub. The footer's Sources list opens and closes (closed by default), and the colophon links the changelog in place of the GitHub link.

Moody's shopping lists head their chips 'IC's:' or 'IC's and IC sockets:', which the heading pattern missed, so ICs were filed under the Diodes or Transistors heading above (Spring Reverb, Flanger, Analog Delay and about 50 more). Sockets are skipped, a part number keeps its 'or' alternatives and drops the description after it, a part under the wrong heading is filed by its value, 'Dual Gang' pots keep their type, and 'Lysdiod' is an LED. Rescraped Moody: 53 kits changed, no part dropped.

Each category lists its parts alphabetically with numbers compared as numbers (2N1302 before 2N3904, A10k before A100k). Pots are grouped under A (log), B (linear), C (reverse log), W and no-taper headings, each ordered by resistance.

Five Cats' Not So Clear names its chips 'U1 - LM386' and 'U3 - PT2399' in the KiCad reference field; they now read as U1 and U3, filed as ICs rather than sockets. Rescraped Five Cats, Griffin and RWL: only those two rows changed.

A resistor written '2m2' is 2.2M (143 rows were read as milliohms). T1, T2 on a transistor value is a transistor, not a trimmer (87 rows, Moody's Carlin and BJF kits). Pot values keep their type: 'B100K DUAL' is a B100K pot of type Dual, '100K Trim' a trimmer; footnote marks and lower-case or trailing tapers parse. Designator ranges are expanded for every parser just before a board is stored, per build variant (Fuzz Dog's 'Q1-4').

The insert's five-build table (ColorSound, 1996, Meathead, Dark Meathead, Ritual) sits on a grey dot grid that made Vision drop cells; the aligned table pass now also reads a copy with the mid-greys whitened, and reads all 77 rows. Stray accents Vision adds are cleaned (dropped after a value, unaccented inside a word, and on schematics the word is left to tesseract). A generic 'Pot' line is kept as the knob, a line of knob labels is not taken for build names (GuitarPCB Guitar/Bass Driver lost its bogus GAIN / BASS / TREB / BOOST variants), and Five Cats pack-size listings collapse to the single board. Rescraped every vendor: 10 boards gained, none lost.

UK Shopify shop, PCB collection only (five boards, prices in GBP): the GIG BUFF versions of the EHX/JHS Big Muff 2, a Broadcast with mods and the Full Moon (Moon Rock / Coyote). GIG BUFF v1.3's build doc parses in full (53 rows, three knobs; the LED brightness pot is a trimmer); v2.0 has no public doc and is read from its schematic image (23 rows). The other three are listing-only: their docs ship with the board.

GitHub's CodeQL default setup found the new Swift file and tried to add a Swift scan, whose autobuild failed with no project to build. The helper moves to scraper/pcblib/vision_ocr/main.swift and a root Package.swift builds it, so `swift build` and the scan both work; vision.py still compiles it with swiftc on first use.

Experimentalists Anonymous vector PDFs take the mutual-nearest wide pass (PT2399 echo 7 -> 21 rows, DOD FX75 4 -> 8, Obesifier 4 -> 17), decided on the strict pairing so scans with a stray text layer still go to OCR. 1N-series diodes read as IN/iN/lN are repaired, Vision's dotless i maps to i, a leading 3 Vision reads from a resistor's zigzag is dropped when the rest is a standard value, and diode numbers no longer pass as capacitor values. Against the Vision commit: 3 boards gained, 6 lost only junk rows. The boards still below the live export are listed in TODO.

pcblib/vision.py runs a small Swift helper (vision.swift, compiled into data/cache/_bin on first use) that reads thin, small and coloured type tesseract garbles. It joins the thorough page passes, the per-variant column strips and schematic label pairing; a page tesseract reads thin but Vision reads well gets the thorough passes. Off macOS nothing changes.

The Integrated Preamp goes from 11 wrong OCR rows to 47 with its pots named. Guerrero Oro's guide link is a coming-soon placeholder; TODO updated.

A Qty / Value / Parts header repeated over a second part type on a PCB Guitar Mania page read as a section name, so 106 boards described capacitors as "Qty Value Parts". A repeated header is a header now. Each catalog entry's descriptions are ranked by how many parts lists use them instead of listed alphabetically, and the junk filter no longer drops J201, J113 and the other single-letter JFET numbers.

The cross-reference keyed every value verbatim, so OCR fragments ("Optional", "Your"), packages (DIP16) and misfiled resistor values became parts. The export now runs each value through catalog_keys: part numbers with alternatives split and annotations stripped, a few generic descriptors (Ge, Si, NPN, JFET, Zener), canonical pot and switch forms, common OCR slips repaired, and each key refiled by its part-number family (a TL072 under D3 is an IC). Indicator LEDs leave the catalog like resistors and capacitors. 1,318 entries become 1,161.

Tesseract runs a second time with word gaps preserved and the text-table parsers read the result, so per-variant tables (Effects Layouts One-Knobber), side-by-side Qty / Value / Parts lists (Dirt Monger) and Tonepad's image layouts parse. Side-by-side Qty / Value / Parts tables are split and read as two, and that parser keeps pot and switch categories for named refs. Scanned documents with no schematic heading are searched page by page for the one that pairs the most labels, in three orientations and two segmentation modes, with a wider mutual-nearest pass for thin scans. OCR word boxes and page text are cached, and a cache is trusted only when newer than its image.

Bumps the app group with 3 updates in the /app directory: [@types/node](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/HEAD/types/node), [svelte](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/tree/HEAD/packages/svelte) and [wrangler](https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/tree/HEAD/packages/wrangler).

SvelteKit 2.70 still pins cookie ^0.6.0, which accepts out-of-bounds characters in cookie names, paths and domains. The override is scoped to @sveltejs/kit so miniflare's youch keeps its own cookie 1.x.

Adapters for the shops listed in the issue that publish build documents: Moody Sounds kits (SEK; own, BJFE, Carlin, Vallhagen, Lehle-clone and BYOC kits plus the archive of discontinued kits, packing lists OCR'd because the text layer is shattered), Tayda's DHEA Instruction Center pages with prices from the store listing, Guitar-Electronics.eu placement lists, delyk BOM PDFs matched from the media library, OP Electronics datasheets in five layouts (zip and rar sets unpacked with bsdtar, .ods BOMs read), Griffin project PDFs with dash lists and interactive BOMs, Schalltechnik_04's online instructions for its discontinued kits, Coda's Google Drive documents, Electric Druid construction guides and the Zeppelin Quaverato kit.

The main shop page is a product table whose rows link 'Build Instructions', an HTML page per board with a Ref / Qty / Value / Notes table; boards only in the store API carry the same link on their product page. 22 boards, 20 with parts lists. The grid reader now converts worded pot cells (10 kΩ log (A10K), 50k-lin, 1k-B) to taper-coded values and skips section rows.

God City Instruments, 1776 Effects and Rullywow Industries have text build documents with named pots. Tonepad's layouts are served only with a session and the project page as referer (the fetcher can now send extra headers); their parts lists are 'R1, R2 – 1M' lines or per-section 'qty - value' counts. MAS Effects' documents sit on GitHub and mas-effects.com; WRAA's lists are inline in the guide's page text. Frog Pedals and TH Custom publish no documents and are listing-only.

Squarespace shop whose DIY documents are JPEG images: each board's BOM, schematic and drill images are bundled into one cached PDF. The value-first parts list ("4k7 - R4C,R10", "A100k - LEVEL") is OCR'd whole and split at two column positions, the readings unioned. The two PDF build docs use an EasyEDA-style Name / Designator / Footprint / Quantity table, now a shared parser for every vendor.

Each RWL board on a dylan159 design links the Bent Fishbowl post (or the freestompboxes thread where that is where it was published), and dylan159 is credited as Bent Fishbowl in originals and descriptions so the boards group with the library's Bent Fishbowl entries.

Twelve layouts of dylan159 designs with gerbers, nine not in the Sheepylove shop; kind repo. Parts from the one CSV (the grid reader now accepts a RefDes column); controls read off the board render, inverted and rotated, pairing each taper with the nearest printed name. Originals mapped to the classics the README names so they group with the shop and Bent Fishbowl entries.

The first source of the new repo kind ("Get the gerbers at"). The root README's tables name every board, its type, original and designer; project READMEs carry markdown parts tables (bold headers, per-build variant columns) with the KiCad interactive BOM filling in pots and switches; folders the index has not listed yet are walked from the tree.

A one-person shop that can be slow to ship but does ship everything; shown on every Moonn circuit page next to the buy link.

Big Cartel product feed; only the five DIY PCB products are circuits. Build guides are Google Docs with one part per paragraph (glued pot lines like MODULATIONB2M handled), one board's BOM is a Google Sheet keyed on PART #. Drill guides and schematic images link as extra docs.

A part known only by a longer maker's spelling (BS250 as BS250P, 2SK30A as 2SK30ATM, LND150 as LND150K1) is found by prefix. Three parts the database lacks are anchored to a listed equivalent and the parts page says so: CV7351 to the 2N1308 (its commercial number), 1T308A to the GT308A (its Latin spelling), OC139 to the ASY29 (closest ratings). Coverage rises from 258 to 279 transistor values.

A small "Part | DC | AC" or "Part | Standard | Bass" table gives the parts it names one row per build, with the builds as the cross product of the charts (JMK AC/DC Drive: DC, AC, DC Bass, AC Bass; Aion Meridian and Refractor). A Standard column adds nothing to a name, "none" omits the part, "jumper" keeps it as one. Commentary columns are dropped and a chart of bare numbers is read as measured gains, not parts.

Fuzz Factory, Xotic AC/RC Booster, Darkglass B3K, EA Tremolo, Ampeg Scrambler, Phase 90 and Jon Patton's Blue Warbler, read from the build notes. Descriptions no longer start with the description tab's HTML attributes or end with the review stub. Enclosures have no source: the drill templates draw only the board and the shop carries no size.

An OCR row whose number sits far outside the board's range for that prefix (R111 among R1-R30) is renamed to the designator one dropped digit gives, when that lands inside the range and is not already taken in the same variant; the note keeps what was read. The range comes from designators below 100 so two strays cannot vouch for each other.

A parts-list note such as "Omitted in Nano version", "B1M for High Gain version" or "220n in Bass Fuzz variant" now yields per-build rows. Notes phrased as mods keep a Standard build; notes phrased as builds name the builds themselves. Alternate-part notes are excluded, names are cut at punctuation, and a note with its first letter sliced off merges with its full spelling. Notes are carried across to the column parser's rows when it wins the row count, which is how Super Stevie's were lost.

A board whose parts list is thin, quantity-only or names no controls gets its pot and switch names (and designators if need be) from the schematic page: vector text first, then OCR at two resolutions and three orientations, cached per board. Named pots replace a knob count when the schematic names them all. Archive and fab-project sources are skipped.

WooCommerce Store API listing; build documents from the site or Google Drive read as wrapped Comment / Description / Designator / Quantity tables (chunks assigned by content and position, records merged across lines and pages). Quantity-only lists become ×n shopping-list rows with a knob count.

The table no longer sits in a horizontal-scroll wrapper below 1000px, which trapped the sticky column header. Narrow screens hide Based on, Box and Knobs and fold them under the circuit name instead.

Squarespace DIY collection read as JSON; parts from the BOM spreadsheet (header-driven xlsx reader, comma-list designators) or the LaTeX-set Qty/Value/Ref tables in the builder's guide (column-sliced, wrapped cells); controls from the guide's control paragraph; pot tapers as A/B/C values. Pot values written as 1Meg now normalize to 1M.

Three Lectric-FX boards keep their parts list in a Google Sheet; a new reader takes every tab of the workbook's xlsx export (adds openpyxl). OCR'd parts lists keep pots whose name ends in a digit and switch rows, and the adapters' named-knob test accepts a trailing digit: 'Zilla names its four knobs and its toggle.

The price currency selector moves from the header to the results bar beside Sort. An original's name is stored without the adjectives a description wraps it in. Fuzz Dog docs with a BOM page per version yield one variant per page named from the page title, a table whose parenthesized values make a second named build splits in two, other alternates stay as notes, and pot names one space from their value are read: 37 boards gain a variant selector.

Aion FX modules print values on the PCB and list parts without designators. The shopping-list parser accepts that layout under a Parts List heading or wherever its header sits, keeps the notes, takes a designator's value from the notes (LEDR, recommended 4.7k) and ignores bare numbers.

The footer links the GitHub issue forms and names Cryptid Effects with a link to the main site and the source. Each circuit page has a link that opens the wrong-parts-list form with its own URL filled in; the prerender origin is set so those links carry the real site address.

Q1-Q5 2N5088 is five transistors; the plain table parser kept the range as one part of unknown type on 24 Sheepylove and Aion FX boards. Ranges and comma lists are now expanded after the winning parse.

When the OCR sees a piped variant header, the page is cut into vertical strips halfway between the header words and each strip is read alone, so a noisy line can no longer drop a column. Rattus goes from 13 to 16 rows per variant to 23 to 26. A stray digit before a 1N diode number is removed.

A knob named two ways by two sources keeps the longer name; PedalPCB's bold list no longer contributes changelog lines or footswitch labels; version blocks read Title-case pots one space from their value; the 1590BBM enclosure is recognized.

A transistor parameter database (imported from a MySQL dump with pcblib import-transistors into the git-ignored data/transistors.sqlite) supplies material, polarity or channel and the key limits for every transistor the parts lists name. Candidates share material and polarity, stay in the same device class and are ranked by closeness of gain, voltage, power and speed; package variants of one die collapse. The part page shows the part's limits, the substitutes other boards here use, and the closest by the numbers, with a note that pinouts are not in the data.

Ruled tables in scanned docs (Lectric-FX's Mongrel) defeat page-level OCR. The thorough pass now finds the rules on the binarized page, OCRs each cell on its own and pairs adjacent cells as designator and value, inferring an unreadable designator from its column's sequence. Grid rows are unioned with the page-level read so a partial grid never displaces a fuller one. Repairs learned a serifed 1 read as T, a 7 read as / or i, and upper-case capacitor units. Adds numpy to the scraper.

The Damnation Audio Parallel Drive's Guitar Mod / Bass Mod table parses and named pots pair on vector schematics. Effects Layouts products that link a build-doc page are followed to the PDF it links (Black & Tan, Transmogrifying Repeater). Variant headers may start with a part-type heading, be a label group repeated per part type, or be a bare line of version names followed by a matching row; label validation rejects OCR fragments, parts-row text and net names. Controls are deduplicated when a board is stored.

Parts rows carry a variant label. Three table shapes are read: value columns headed per version (Effects Layouts), repeated titled blocks in Word docs and across PDF pages (Mask Audio, PedalPCB's Muffin Fuzz, On The Road's OmniMuff), and OCR'd tables with a piped header (Five Cats Rattus). The circuit page offers a variant selector; counts and the parts cross-reference use the first variant.

OCR'd pot values keep their taper letter and have only the digit run repaired, so A500K read as ASOOK is no longer dropped: 143 more pot rows across the OCR vendors. GuitarPCB prefers the build doc over the faceplate-art PDF beside it, restoring two NostalgiTone 60s boards; Fuzz Dog strips a line break from inside the Astrotone doc link.

The 2019 docs list parts as 'qty value ref' triplets side by side under part-type headings; a fourth table parser handles that. Faceplate products are no longer indexed as circuits. The shopping-list header is now split on column gaps so multi-word column names survive.

Fuzz Dog docs from 2023 on put the parts table a few pages after the schematic, and FuzzPup pages link the family guide ahead of the circuit doc; both are handled and knob names come from the pot rows. Madbean's VFE docs carry a shopping list rather than a designator table, so the shopping-list parser reads its column order from the header and the adapter falls back to it; VFE control lines are read as well.

Madbean reads the doc's Controls section (bulleted or plain NAME: lines, switches and trimmers filtered by how their description opens) or falls back to the named pots in the parts table; the table is no longer cut at column 66, which hid the pots and semiconductors. Legacy Aion FX docs without a USAGE section take controls from the parts table. A pot name in a column table can no longer swallow the end of the previous column.

Five Cats boards without an interactive BOM get their insert's typeset table OCR'd; GuitarPCB escalates to the thorough OCR pass when the quick one is thin and names controls from the pot rows; component packs it sells are no longer indexed. OCR repairs: a leading 7 or 4 giving a non-E24 value is a misread 1, 1N-series diodes are rebuilt from look-alike letters, and R0/C0 designators are dropped.

A rotary clipping daughterboard was landing in Vibrato / Chorus on the word rotary, and Zero G IOD fuzzes were landing in Utility because their packing list mentions a bypass board. Daughterboards and clipping selectors now classify first, rotary only counts without switch/clip/ select after it, Fuzz-prefixed names, Bosstone and Acapulco Gold clones match, and the Zero G IOD adapter classifies without the packing list.

Newer inserts stamp the size as a graphic on page one, so page one is OCR'd (right column first, then the whole page) with the badge font's misreads repaired: B read as 6 or 8, a leading 1 read as I or l. 69 of 126 boards now carry an enclosure, up from 27.

Effects Layouts comes from the WooCommerce Store API with two-column build docs; JMK PCBs from the product sitemap and JSON-LD pages with multi-column parts tables. A per-vendor caution now shows on circuit pages and is set for PCB Guitar Mania. The column parser handles pot names next to 100nF, comma lists of designators, lowercase tapers, untapered trimmers and Version title blocks, and a junk pairing no longer shadows the real row. Docs with only a shopping list yield quantity-named rows as a last resort.

Mask Audio's build documents are Word files on Dropbox and Google Docs; pcblib/docx.py reads their parts tables straight from the OOXML. The freebie bundle is split into its four boards. The normalizer now accepts lowercase-r resistors, capacitor values followed by a dielectric word and Ge/Si as diode values, which raised parts-per-board across the other text-table vendors. TODO.md tracks documents that parse thin or wrong.

akashic.cryptid-fx.com now lands on akashic.cryptideffects.com.

An eye whose iris is a knob, drawn in the app's own tokens: favicon, app icons with a maskable variant, the mark beside the name in the header, wordmark PNGs for the README (light and dark), and an Open Graph image with meta tags.

The static adapter's SPA fallback was written to index.html, replacing the prerendered home page with an empty shell. The fallback is now 404.html and Cloudflare serves it for unknown routes.

Applies Dependabot #2 and #3 by hand.

Bumps [astral-sh/setup-uv](https://github.com/astral-sh/setup-uv) from 6 to 7. - [Release notes](https://github.com/astral-sh/setup-uv/releases) - [Commits](https://github.com/astral-sh/setup-uv/compare/v6...v7)

Bumps the app group in /app with 1 update: [@types/node](https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/HEAD/types/node).

PolyForm Shield license, code of conduct, contributing guide with the vendor-adapter recipe, security policy, changelog, CLAUDE.md, issue forms (bug, feature, vendor request, wrong parts list), PR template, dependabot, funding link, and a CI workflow that checks the scraper imports and value normalization and builds the app from an empty export.

Workers static-assets config for the build folder, cache headers for hashed assets, fonts and the data bundle, and `npm run deploy`, which exports the data (never with images), builds, and runs wrangler deploy.

The footer lists all vendors from the exported vendor data, sorted by name, each linking to the vendor's site with its licensing note as a tooltip.

The store is closed with everything sold out and its only documentation is product images (BOM photo, drill guide, schematic). The adapter reads the BOM photos with a new standalone-image OCR pass and copies every image into data/archive/zerogiod, which is un-ignored so the schematics outlive the store. Pot values like A1M are exempt from digit repair.

A plain file index of ~780 traced schematics in category folders becomes one entry per file with the image cached and values read by positional OCR where legible. New "archive" vendor kind: the primary action is "Open the schematic" and the folder replaces the build-doc link.

- Lectric-FX: WooCommerce Store API; older versions of a board collapse onto the newest; text docs parse fully, scanned docs fall back to the thorough OCR mode plus vector schematic labels where present. - Page renders are capped to a sane pixel size (some scans declare 35x45 inch pages), and the thorough OCR mode adds a thresholded pass that strips coloured table grids; Pillow becomes a dependency. - Column parser handles "Q1-Q4" ranges and "LEVEL tr 10K" trimmers. - Restores the Qty/Value/Parts parser that an earlier refactor dropped.

- Schematic-image OCR scales from the true pixel size instead of the file's dpi tag, which had shrunk 300 dpi-tagged PNGs before OCR; Bent Fishbowl prefers PNG figures and tries the next one when the first does not read like a schematic. - A thorough OCR mode merges the page render with the embedded image upscaled, in two segmentation modes, keeping per designator the value most passes agree on; Dead Astronaut uses it for its screenshot BOMs. - Values ending in a unit get look-alike digit repairs (A7T0k -> 470k).

Shopify PCB collection linked to per-version project PDFs on the main site; the BOM title gives the board's name and original, three pot-row layouts parse into named controls, and products without a project link are located through the site's WordPress search. Shared: the "ų" micro glyph normalizes and trailing commas are stripped from values.

- PCB Guitar Mania: WooCommerce Store API; docs state the original, enclosure and difficulty in a header table; regional and gerber-only duplicates collapse onto the physical board. - Dead Astronaut FX: Wix pages named from the nav menu, GBP PayPal prices, raster build docs OCR'd for the parts list. - Bent Fishbowl: Wix schematic blog; the first figure is OCR'd with word positions and designators are paired to nearby values, reusing the vector-schematic pairing (now a shared _pair_labels helper). - Vendor kinds (shop / projects / blog) drive the circuit page's primary action and notes, so blog entries say "read the post". - Shared: the document processor keeps whichever table parser recovered the most designators; "1m" resistors read as one megohm; "100K B" pot values parse; schematic heading detection ignores tables of contents; more OCR designator repairs.

The enclosure pattern knew 1590DD but not 1590D, and missed 1590C, 1590J, 1590X, 1590BBS and others; the faceplate glyph gets footprints for the new sizes so wide boxes draw in landscape.

- Moonn Electronics: Big Cartel catalog, Dropbox build docs; new parser for Qty/Value/Parts tables with grouped designators, Device/Notes variants, and the doc's own "clone of" line for the original. - Five Cats Pedals: WooCommerce Store API listing; parts read exactly from the KiCad interactive BOM zip (pcblib/ibom.py, both pre- and post-2.4 layouts); vector schematic PDF rendered for the preview; no OCR of the low-quality inserts. - Parasit Studio: circuits from the static /pedals/ pages since the shop is an Ecwid widget; build doc parsed; originals filtered to real pedals. - PCBWay member projects: JSONP member listing, "Brand - Pedal" titles as name and original, public CC BY-SA schematic PNG cached; BOM is login-gated so none is indexed. Adapter is keyed by member id. - Shared: RVn designators count as pots (trimmers when the footprint says so), ICs in socket footprints stay ICs, taper-less trimmers in column tables, and lzstring added as a dependency.

- Accept lowercase tapers and l/I/O digit slips in pot values (al00k). - Recognize taper-less trimmers by name (BIASTRIM 22k) and categorize any designator containing TRIM as a trimmer. - Dead End FX OCRs every page whose text says BOM, so daughterboard parts lists are read instead of stopping at the first good page. - Hyphenated control names (IP-GAIN) keep their names instead of falling back to a knob count.

- Dead End FX adapter: Big Cartel catalog via products.json, build docs matched by name from the /build-doc-links page and fetched from Google Drive; "Clone board of the X" as the original circuit. - pdf.schematic_bom pairs designator labels with their nearest value label on vector schematic pages, giving exact R/C/D/Q/IC rows for Eagle and KiCad exports whose parts table is only an image. - The OCR parts-list routine moves from the GuitarPCB adapter into pdf.py and is shared; it now repairs more slips (IN4148, 25C1815, TLOV2, taper-first pot values) and reads single-pair lines.

- Sheepy Love adapter: Shopify catalog via products.json, build-doc PDFs read from each product page, "Sounds like" as the original circuit. - PDF parser: Reference/Value/Quantity tables, grouped and ranged designators (C2, C5 / D3-D6), token-split fallback for misaligned columns, POTn designators; applied to every text-based vendor. - Currency: export bundles ECB USD rates; the app defaults to USD with a header selector for EUR, GBP, or the vendor's listing, and sorts by the converted price. - Sticky column header now measures the title block's real height and is no longer trapped by the table's overflow wrapper on wide screens.

Scraper (scraper/, Python package `pcblib`): adapters for PedalPCB, Aion FX, Madbean, GuitarPCB and Fuzz Dog; cached polite fetching; build-document PDF parsing for table and multi-column parts lists, with OCR for GuitarPCB's image-only lists; part value normalization and a shared effect taxonomy; SQLite store; JSON export; attach-kicad for owner-drawn schematic fragments.