VLSIT_Q3TUI_AI_FLOW
Terminal UI and CLI taking a hardware IP block from intent to verified, synthesizable RTL through a gated, agentic pipeline.
What it does and how it connects
Q3TUI is a terminal UI and CLI that takes a hardware IP block from an intent or a spec to checked, synthesizable RTL, a testbench, and CDC and PPA results, through gated, agentic flows built on the Claude Agent SDK. It is a product of VLSI Technology, in Beta at version 0.1.0.
The chain runs spec, rtl, dv, sanity, then fpga or asic flows. The spec flow drafts a reviewed spec with numbered requirements; the rtl flow writes RTL checked against the project's coding rules; the dv flow writes a testbench from the spec alone; the sanity flow sorts every CDC and RDC violation into a waiver, an RTL fix or a question; and the fpga and asic flows estimate PPA and synthesize to a standard-cell netlist with an equivalence check.
A step that needs a human decision stops at a gate, and parsing, rule checks, lint, formatting, simulation and synthesis are code and tools: the model gets the results as facts and never has the final word on compliance. EDA tools are the user's to bring: each flow asks for tool roles and the user supplies the command of the tool their site uses. A role with no tool is reported N/A, never silently passed.
Alternatives
Compare side by side- hive-chip-flow
Chip-design skills with hard-to-fool gates toward a GF180 Tiny Tapeout tile, rather than a TUI and CLI taking an IP block to verified RTL.
- eda-agent (MOREmbedded)
An MCP server for live Altium Designer sessions, rather than a TUI for gated RTL flows.
- kicad-mcp-pro
An MCP server for KiCad workflows, rather than a TUI for gated RTL design flows.
- universal-netlist
An MCP server that reads and queries schematics and netlists, rather than a TUI that writes verified RTL.
Recurring errors it addresses
Error Index entries this tool is built to reduce or work around.
Sources
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- Pricing (no price stated on the repository README)
- Real user voices (recent repo activity is contributors' release pull requests)
- A public release (no releases are published)
- A standalone vendor website (the repository homepage points to the author's personal blog)
Last verified November 6, 2026. Listings are informational. The evidence score measures public, verifiable evidence and is not an endorsement or a compatibility claim.