Paste this into Claude Code (VS Code panel, Adom editor, or terminal) to install:
Search the Adom Wiki for the library component "ESP32-WROOM-32E" (slug: esp32-wroom-32e) at https://wiki-ufypy5dpx93o.adom.cloud/wiki/libraries/esp32-wroom-32e. Pull down the KiCad symbol, footprint, and 3D model files from the wiki page's assets. Install them into my current KiCad project and register in sym-lib-table and fp-lib-table. If the page has a datasheet URL, save that too.
The ESP32-WROOM-32E is a widely used WiFi and Bluetooth module from Espressif. Dual-core Xtensa LX6 at 240MHz with 520KB SRAM and 4MB Flash. The workhorse of IoT projects worldwide.
Pin Configuration
Package: Module
Pin 1: GND — Ground
Pin 2: 3V3 — Power supply 3.3V
Pin 3: EN — Chip enable, active high
Pin 4: SENSOR_VP — GPIO36 / ADC1_CH0
Pin 5: SENSOR_VN — GPIO39 / ADC1_CH3
Pin 6: IO34 — GPIO34 / ADC1_CH6 (input only)
Pin 7: IO35 — GPIO35 / ADC1_CH7 (input only)
Pin 8: IO32 — GPIO32 / ADC1_CH4 / XTAL_32K_P
Pin 9: IO33 — GPIO33 / ADC1_CH5 / XTAL_32K_N
Pin 10: IO25 — GPIO25 / ADC2_CH8 / DAC_1
Pin 11: IO26 — GPIO26 / ADC2_CH9 / DAC_2
Pin 12: IO27 — GPIO27 / ADC2_CH7
Pin 13: IO14 — GPIO14 / ADC2_CH6 / HSPI_CLK
Pin 14: IO12 — GPIO12 / ADC2_CH5 / HSPI_MISO
Pin 15: GND — Ground
Pin 16: IO13 — GPIO13 / ADC2_CH4 / HSPI_MOSI
Pin 17: SD2 — GPIO9 / SPI flash D2
Pin 18: SD3 — GPIO10 / SPI flash D3
Pin 19: CMD — GPIO11 / SPI flash CMD
Pin 20: CLK — GPIO6 / SPI flash CLK
Pin 21: SD0 — GPIO7 / SPI flash D0
Pin 22: SD1 — GPIO8 / SPI flash D1
Pin 23: IO15 — GPIO15 / ADC2_CH3 / HSPI_CS0
Pin 24: IO2 — GPIO2 / ADC2_CH2
Pin 25: IO0 — GPIO0 / ADC2_CH1 / Boot
Pin 26: IO4 — GPIO4 / ADC2_CH0
Pin 27: IO16 — GPIO16 / UART2_RX
Pin 28: IO17 — GPIO17 / UART2_TX
Pin 29: IO5 — GPIO5 / VSPI_CS0
Pin 30: IO18 — GPIO18 / VSPI_CLK
Pin 31: IO19 — GPIO19 / VSPI_MISO
Pin 32: NC — Not connected
Pin 33: IO21 — GPIO21 / I2C_SDA
Pin 34: RXD0 — GPIO3 / UART0_RX
Pin 35: TXD0 — GPIO1 / UART0_TX
Pin 36: IO22 — GPIO22 / I2C_SCL
Pin 37: IO23 — GPIO23 / VSPI_MOSI
Pin 38: GND — Ground (Exposed Pad)
Pin 39: GND — Ground
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