Test Writer
Reads RTL and builds SystemVerilog testbenches for uncovered branches. Includes constrained-random sequences, protocol-aware drivers, and coverage group declarations.
Verification agents write tests, track coverage, and explain failures, helping your hardware team reach tape-out with fewer surprises.
Testbench writing repeats. Coverage review is manual. Failure triage takes days. The final 30 percent of coverage takes as much time as the first 70. Tape-out schedules slip here.
Reads RTL and builds SystemVerilog testbenches for uncovered branches. Includes constrained-random sequences, protocol-aware drivers, and coverage group declarations.
Tracks toggle, functional, and code coverage in real time, flagging emerging gaps. Highlights branches likely to conceal corner-case bugs before the regression window ends.
Traces simulation failures to RTL root cause and returns a human-readable triage note. Cuts log-reading from hours to minutes.
Three ASIC design teams in early access
We spent two weeks at 71 percent functional coverage before trying ChipAgents. The agents uncovered seven underspecified coverage groups and generated tests for each. Coverage closed in three days.
The failure explainer exceeded my expectations. A clear English account of why a sim failed saves one hour of log-reading per failure. That adds up quickly in a big regression.
ChipAgents reads coverage databases from Cadence Xcelium, Synopsys VCS, and QuestaSim. No new simulator or replacement.