SiliconForgeSee the workflow
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About SiliconForge
SiliconForge is a native application for Verilog and SystemVerilog engineering on Windows and Linux. Understanding a design, questioning a result and deciding what to change remain human work.
RTL development and review
Review the source, changes and check results
You may be returning to your own RTL or handing a fix to another engineer. In either case, a useful review needs more than a confident summary: what was requested, what changed, what ran and what still needs checking.
SiliconForge is a native Windows and Linux application for digital RTL/IP work. Explore hierarchy and connectivity, review local Git changes and use supervised AI with a clear Ask → Plan → Approve → Execute → Review flow.
It supports engineering judgment; it does not replace it with autonomous full-chip sign-off. Analog design, PCB design, physical implementation and RTL-to-GDS are outside the product's scope.
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Operator and contact
Who provides SiliconForge?
SiliconForge is provided by Denis Miclea in Canada. Original SiliconForge product code and assets are commercially licensed. This is the product operator's identity, not a claim of incorporation or an accredited verification service.
For product, billing, legal, privacy or security enquiries, create a support case. Save the returned case identifier for follow-up. Cases go to operator triage; the form does not send an automatic confirmation email or promise a fixed response time.
Evaluate SiliconForge with a small project
Try a small project
Follow a self-contained first project before sharing proprietary source or taking on a larger change.
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