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title: "Registry"
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description: "Browse and update reusable PCB packages in the Registry app"
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---
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# Registry app
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The [Registry app](https://registry.diode.computer) provides access to reusable
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components and circuit modules. Use it to inspect package contents, trace
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dependencies, or prepare a package change in a sandbox.
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## Browse packages
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Open **Parts** in the sidebar, then select one of these views:
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- **Components** lists physical parts. A component page can include its symbol,
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footprint, 3D model, manufacturer part number, sourcing data, and package
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metadata.
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- **Modules** lists reusable circuits composed from components and other
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modules. A module page identifies its schematic entry point and package
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dependencies.
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Sort either table by the available column headers.
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## Search
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Use the search field to find a component by manufacturer part number or
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description. Use the chat button when the selection requires comparison or
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design constraints.
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## Inspect a package
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Select a package to open its read-only viewer. The package sidebar reports two
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dependency relationships:
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- **Includes** lists packages required by the selected package.
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- **Used by** lists packages that require the selected package.
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Review **Used by** before changing a public component or module interface.
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## Change a package
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A sandbox is an isolated branch of the component library in which an agent can
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edit and validate packages.
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1. Select the plus button beside **Sandboxes**.
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2. Create a sandbox for the target registry.
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3. Describe the required component or module change to the agent.
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4. Review the generated files and validation results before merging the branch.
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Requests can identify a specific part, such as `TPSM86638RCGR`, or state design
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constraints, such as a 24 V to 5 V buck converter rated for at least 2 A.
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