Fair enough! We definitely need a better landing page, we are just coming out of a long period of building, will all be getting some much needed polish soon!

Here is one of our more recent demo projects you can check out that shows how a larger project is structured: https://github.com/atopile/nonos/blob/main/elec/src/nonos.at...

And an example of modeling a component: https://github.com/atopile/packages/tree/main/packages/archi...

I agree - we need a large example not the toy examples of NeoPixels chained together. Also, in the Github module library, I found only ESP32-C3 modules but the hobbyists use ESP8266 and ESP32 and ESP12-E as well as STM dev modules...I suppose its one of those things where contributors will help populate the library but I don't see instructions on how to build all the artifacts I see in the library - there are atleast 12 artifacts for each module...

This project looked like an interesting example of what was possible: https://github.com/atopile/spin-servo-drive

https://github.com/atopile/cell-sim/ also quite interessting.

How about this?

https://packages.atopile.io/packages/atopile/ti-lv284x/relea...

That example puts silkscreen reference designators on component pads, which is... not great.

You must have given up pretty quick."ato Language" in the left-hand navigator under "Essentials" is pretty obvious.

https://atopile.io/atopile/essentials/1-the-ato-language

That's a language definition not an example of what a real circuit looks like in code.

Where is an example like a "Full Bridge Rectifier"?