Senior EE here! I'm not at all impressed with this page because you don't show the tool doing anything interesting. All your examples are undergrad-course or lower level of difficulty. I feel like reading several of the tool's responses actually wasted my time because it took longer for me to read the text than to come up with a better answer. (Though admittedly I've been at this a while. And the check-if-I-screwed-up-the-chip-select one was pretty neat, I did like that!)
Can you demo something with a little more bite to it? Seeing that you can help me save time on actually-meaty pieces of design work would make a lot of difference for me. Maybe something like "design a correctly biased class-AB output stage, with rail-to-rail swing on +/-5V rails, intended for use boosting op-amp output current"? That is an interesting one because (1) it's a small but real, useful, meaty problem with (2) a lot of examples out there in the world to copy from with (3) a nontrivial added constraint in rail-to-rail out but (4) even solutions that aren't all the way there are useful.
Can you demo something with a little more bite to it? Seeing that you can help me save time on actually-meaty pieces of design work would make a lot of difference for me. Maybe something like "design a correctly biased class-AB output stage, with rail-to-rail swing on +/-5V rails, intended for use boosting op-amp output current"? That is an interesting one because (1) it's a small but real, useful, meaty problem with (2) a lot of examples out there in the world to copy from with (3) a nontrivial added constraint in rail-to-rail out but (4) even solutions that aren't all the way there are useful.