Product

Chip Design Agents with RTL Canvas and deep design understanding.

Issue labeled open, self-assigned with tag @chipmind and issue number #184 in green and orange.

Drop a task into Chipmind in plain English. A GitHub issue, an @mention, or a chat thread.

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The agent reads your design context, plans the task, runs your EDA tools, and iterates until it's right.

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A reviewable PR lands with the diff, generated docs, register maps and a full execution log.

Backed by & Featured in

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Comparison

Tremendously faster towards tape-out with Chipmind.

Before

With Chipmind

Result

01

Explore and understand existing IPs

30 min

Manual review

0:30

Auto-indexed

20 min

Docs + register map

02

Write new RTL module

45 min

Hand-written

2:00

Generated

Auto match

Docs + register map

03

Update APB bus decoder

15 min

Per file

<1 min

Per file

15x

Time saved

04

Extend testbenches

40 min

Per testbench

4 min

Per testbench

10x faster

Coverage

05

Find bug, implement fix, simulate, iterate

50 min

Per loop

6 min

Per loop

Auto fix

Lint errors

06

Open PR with audit log

20 min

Docs + register map

auto

Docs + register map

Included

Reviewable diff
Agents

Two modes. One platform. Zero disruption.

User interface showing two timers in APB subsystem with menu options for adding a bus peripheral and simulation.

Mode 01

Interactive Generative UI - RTL Canvas

Work with the RTL of your chip design on the RTL Canvas in real time. The agent user interface runs in your browser or in VS Code. No installation per user.

Task Planner

See what each agent plans for your design anf flow, and why.

Intuitive Interface

Interact with block diagrams and FSMs, drawn live on the RTL Canvas.

VS Code integration

Agent sessions inside your Visual Studio Code IDE.

Chat-based control

Steer agents visually or in plain English.

Mode 02

Autonomous Workers

Assign tasks via GitHub/GitLab issues or by mentioning @chipmind. Chipmind Agent Workers solve them in the background.

Headless execution

Long-lived workers behind your CI.

Event-triggered

Fired by issues, labels or webhooks.

Interoperates

Shared state with interactive sessions.

Integrations

Reports back via PRs, MRs, Slack.

Task #184 open titled Add timer to APB with chipmind mention and PR #428 feat: timer_1 with file changes.
Features

Whatever slows you down: Chipmind can take it on.

01

RTL code snippet showing a module with parameters, input/output logic, an always_ff block, and a submodule.

RTL Code Generation

Generate synthesizable HDL from specifications, in your style guide against your constraints set which works for your environment.

02

Verification results showing 100% coverage for reset_sequence, count_to_target, irq_assert, and prescaler_div.

Verification

Extends and authors testbenches, triages test runs and closes regression loops unattended.

03

Block diagram with six labeled blocks: soc_top, cpu, apb_bus, timer_0, timer_1 in orange, and uart.

Documentation & Visualization

Generates block diagrams, register maps and engineer-readable specs from your RTL.

04

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Refactoring & Maintenance

Modernizes and brings back to life legacy IP — port nodes, refactor interfaces, lift CDC issues.

05

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Integration & Flow

Drives lint, simulation, synthesis and regression scripts as a single goal-driven loop.

06

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Adaptation

Learns your team's conventions and constraints. Sharper with every task.

Chipmind talks to your tools. And to other agents.

IDE & Version control

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VS Code

Extension for interactive agent sessions inside your IDE

GitHub

Issues, PRs, CI/CD triggers, @mention to assign tasks

GitLab

Full GitLab integration — issues, merge requests, pipelines

Simulation & synthesis

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Verilator

Open-source RTL simulator — fast, cycle-accurate simulation

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YosysHQ

Open-source synthesis & formal verification (Yosys)

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Surfer

Open-source waveform viewer — inspect simulation traces

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OpenROAD

Open-source RTL-to-GDS — synthesis & place-and-route

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Synopsys

VCS simulation, Design Compiler synthesis, PrimeTime timing

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Cadence

Xcelium simulation, Genus synthesis, Innovus implementation

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Siemens EDA

Questa simulation & functional verification

Open hardware ecosystem

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RISC-V

Open ISA — Chipmind understands RISC-V cores & extensions

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OpenTitan

Open-source silicon root-of-trust project

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PULP Platform

Open-source RISC-V SoC platform (ETH Zürich / Bologna)

API & Agent protocols

REST API

Programmatic access — trigger tasks, query status, retrieve results

MCP

Model Context Protocol — connect agents to external tools and data sources

ACP

Agent Communication Protocol — Chipmind agents talk to other AI agents

AGENT-TO-AGENT COMMUNICATION

Chipmind Agents don't just work alone.

Via MCP and ACP, they interoperate with other AI agents in your organization — sharing context, delegating sub-tasks, and coordinating across tools.

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01

Multi-agent orchestration

One agent plans, others execute. Tasks fan out and reconverge automatically.

02

Cross-tool context sharing

Design context flows between Chipmind and your other in-house agents — without re-ingestion.

03

Open protocol based

Built on MCP and ACP — not a proprietary lock-in. Talks to whatever you already run.

Security

Your IP never leaves your environment.

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How it works

Three guarantees, baked into every deployment. Chipmind is built for teams whose IP must never leave the building.

Confidentiality
Security
Task-184 isolated runtime with context loaded, EDA tools used, and no network or cross-project access allowed.

01

Isolated execution environments

Every agent task runs in a contained, ephemeral runtime. No cross-project leakage, no persistent access. Design context is loaded per task and cleaned up on completion.

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02

Full data-confidentiality

Your design files, RTL and simulation results never leave your premises beyond the active task. All training steps performed in-house, no training data shared outside.

Execution logs show read and run tasks succeeded, net and exec tasks blocked with red errors.

03

Execution Security

Every agent action — files read, commands executed, decisions made — is logged and reviewable. Custom Guardrails for controlled command execution.

Compatibility

Compatible with your existing stack.

EDA-tool agnostic. LLM-agnostic. If it has a scripting or CLI interface, Chipmind can use it.

FAQ

Instead of forcing engineers to line-read raw HDL code deltas, the platform translates textual code changes into a clear structural diagram. Added logic gates or clock domains are highlighted in green, removed pieces in red, and unchanged code is ghosted out.

Not at all. Engineers retain full control through a secure Staging Loop. This real-time sandbox lets humans prototype and visually review architectural variations before the AI modifies any production code.

Yes. Chipmind is completely EDA tool-agnostic. It is designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing ecosystem, working with open-source EDA tools, commercial suites from major vendors, and custom in-house scripts.

Chipmind Agents are collaborative, design-aware and visually interactive AI assistants engineered to autonomously handle repetitive, low-level chip design, verification, and review tasks, saving engineering teams from handholding coding agents.

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NVIDIA logo with green eye icon and text NVIDIA in black.
Logo with text 'Chipsju' and three yellow stars above the letters 'ju'.
Innosuisse logo with red Swiss cross shield and black text.