Yeah we did run into a similar issue. Someone designed a power supply and it wasn't immediately obvious how the elements of the circuit were hooked up in ato.
I think a viewer would be nice ultimately. But we haven't exactly figured out how the solution might look like. ideally something that allows you to create datasheet-like snapshots of part of your design?
A nebulous description of my ideal setup would be something like this:
Side-by-side schematic symbol view / code view that are actively synced to one-another in real-time. Schematic view allows basic arranging of parts, editing interconnects, triggering jump-to-reference within the code view, adding probe points for SPICE, displaying SPICE output graphs. Code side does all the heavy lifting like creating new parts, scripted behaviors, editing component values, all the cool shit that would be a nightmare to sort into a GUI.
Much easier said than done, of course.
About a year ago I toyed with writing a web app that was essentially a front-end to a diffusion image generator (very original I know). The site used socket-io -> flask -> redis queue -> distributed pytorch processes.
Am I correct that several of these services are selling some equivalent of the '-> redis queue -> model' component? Is part of the value proposition here that you don't need to staff people with pytorch/equivalent familiarity?