Bough
A terminal coding agent that writes one program instead of many tool calls
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When a product is four boards rather than one, this is the thing that tells you what to actually order, counting the parts already in your drawer.
BOM Manager keeps a bill of materials per board while holding the parts themselves in one shared library, so a resistor used on three boards is a single entry rather than three that drift apart. A project view adds the boards into one build-and-order total, with price and stock pulled live from LCSC, DigiKey and TME, and draft orders that subtract what you already have. It is in public beta: a demo runs 24 hours with no account, signup takes no card, and one workspace per account is promised Premium for life. Nobody is named behind it and there is no contact address.
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