“Mira, can you hand me that box?” he asked, pointing to a stack of old project folders.

That night, Mira worked until 2 AM. But it wasn’t the frantic, erasing, re-numbering panic she knew. It was deep, focused work. She learned to generate reports instantly—terminals, cables, bill of materials. She learned that if she moved a symbol, the connection points followed. She learned that a single project database could hold the schematic, the panel layout, the PLC addresses, and even the labels for the wire ferrules.

“No,” Klaus smiled. “It thought with you. It handled the boring part—the counting, the cross-referencing, the error checking—so you could do the engineering part. The part that matters.”

“Now,” Klaus said, “change the motor from a 3kW to a 5kW.”