My experiments with getting AI to do "schematic capture" (turning a PDF of an electrical circuit schematic into a working @kicad_pcb file) were interesting. 

It didn't quite work but you can see that it will soon.  
Here's the process:
1) I upload a PDF of a schematic and BOM to Claude (none of the other AIs will support this yet) 
2) Claude generates Python code that parses the PDF and generates KiCad file schema 
3) It does this agentically by actually running the code itself and generating the KiCad file, which is fortunately plain text (sample shown).  
4) It was super buggy and I ran into output limits before I got the whole schematic.  

So a failure in the short term, but I reckon this will work in the next six months or so.  

BTW, it costs around $400 to get some guy in India to do this for you on Upwork and takes a few days. Yet another example of where AI may have the most impact on jobs -- first software developers and now electrical engineers.

BTW, I hadn't realized that Claude now has the ability to run code and fix its own bugs agentically. I think that's new?