Silogy

Silogy makes Viv, an AI agent for chip design verification. Viv works as a verification engineer that debugs failing tests on its own, reading code, log files, waveform files and other test output, along with a knowledge base that is updated continuously. The aim is to reach the root cause of a failure quickly instead of leaving engineers to trace it by hand. The tool is built for chip developers and verification engineers who spend large amounts of time on test failure debugging. Viv reports suggestions about where a bug is likely to originate and cites the specific code and waveforms behind its conclusion. The vendor is open that, like any verification engineer, Viv may not always be right, so its output is a set of leads for the team to confirm. The vendor claims debug times can be cut by upwards of 90 percent. Viv runs from a command line tool. It can be invoked directly on a particular test run or placed inside an existing CI/CD workflow, and it is designed to interoperate with most industry standard tools. It can be hosted entirely on the customer's own servers so that no data leaves the customer's machines, and large language model access works on a bring your own key basis. Silogy does not publish prices on its website.