Per-artifact attribution for this repository.
IIC / JKU Linz - hpretl/iic-osic-tools:chipathon26 Docker image bundles
LibreLane, Yosys, OpenROAD, Magic, KLayout, Netgen, Icarus Verilog,
Verilator, cocotb, ciel, and sak-pdk-script.sh. The GF180MCU PDK is
installed at /foss/pdks/gf180mcuD/ by ciel. The wafer-space
GF180MCU fork (used only by full-chip notebooks that exercise the
padring I/O cells) is pinned at tag 1.8.0.
Leo Moser and the wafer-space contributors.
- https://github.com/wafer-space/gf180mcu-project-template
- LibreLane, Nix flake, Makefile harness, cocotb scaffolding, the
slot-based project layout,
chip_top.sv,slot_defines.svh, the standard slot YAMLs (1x1,0p5x1,1x0p5,0p5x0p5). - Notebook 02 (
02_rtl2gds_chip_top_custom.ipynb) clones this upstream directly.
Juan Moya -- from the standalone padring config:
- https://github.com/JuanMoya/padring_gf180
Workshop_CASS/padring/workshop_padring.cfg
The chipathon-2026 workshop slot in
chipathon-2026-gf180mcu-padring
is a 1:1 port of Juan Moya's pad layout into a LibreLane-native slot
definition (see that repo's CREDITS.md for the detailed breakdown of
what comes from Juan Moya vs. what is LibreLane-specific adaptation).
Notebooks 00, 03, and 04 of this repo consume that slot.
Mauricio Montanares - authored for this repository.
Files:
examples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/rtl/counter.svexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/rtl/alu.svexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/rtl/alu_macro.svexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/rtl/chip_core_multi.svexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/tb/test_counter.pyexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/tb/test_alu.pyexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/tb/Makefile(.cocotb)examples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/librelane/counter_macro.yamlexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/librelane/alu_macro.yamlexamples/04_counter_alu_multimacro/04_counter_alu_multimacro.ipynb
Mauricio Montanares - authored for this repository. Visual
conventions borrow from Leo Moser's reference deck
(tutorials/rtl2gds-gf180-docker/claude_design_slides/ in the
eda-agents tree) but the SVG sources are new.
diagrams/flow_rtl2gds.svgdiagrams/slot_anatomy.svgdiagrams/workshop_pad_map.svgdiagrams/multi_macro_hierarchy.svgdiagrams/multi_macro_verification.svgdiagrams/container_model.svgdiagrams/tutorial_agent_tui.svg(experimental tutorials)diagrams/tutorial_python_api.svg(experimental tutorials)diagrams/tutorial_autoresearch.svg(experimental tutorials)
Mauricio Montanares - authored for this repository, ports structure from the upstream eda-agents project.
The tutorials/ subtree shows three AI-driven walkthroughs over the same 4-bit counter from examples/01_*:
tutorials/01_counter_with_agent_tui/— invokes thegf180-docker-digitalagent shipped ateda-agents/.claude/agents/gf180-docker-digital.mdandeda-agents/.opencode/agent/gf180-docker-digital.md. Tutorial files (notebook, README, agent walkthrough doc, RTL/TB/LibreLane staging) are new; agent definition andflow.rtl2gds_gf180_dockerskill come from eda-agents.tutorials/02_counter_python_api/— port ofeda-agents/tutorials/agents-analog-digital/demo/agents_rtl2gds_counter.{ipynb,py}, adapted to chipathon paths and to read RTL fromrtl/counter.vinstead of inlined strings.tutorials/03_counter_autoresearch/— port ofeda-agents/tutorials/agents-analog-digital/demo/agents_digital_autoresearch.{ipynb,py}, same path adaptations.
These tutorials are clearly marked experimental in their READMEs because they depend on a moving eda-agents upstream and an LLM provider; the chipathon examples/ are the validated tapeout path.
The shared 4-bit counter RTL (tutorials/0?_*/rtl/counter.v) and minimal LibreLane config are copied verbatim from eda-agents/tutorials/rtl2gds-gf180-docker/demo/rtl2gds_counter.{ipynb,py}, also originally authored by Mauricio Montanares.
Originally authored by Mauricio Montanares in the companion
eda-agents tutorial tree
(tutorials/rtl2gds-gf180-docker/demo/, 2026-04-22 through 2026-04-23).
Adaptations in this repository:
- Notebook 00 (
00_slots_explained.ipynb): added optional clone step for the chipathon-2026 padring fork so the parser cell runs standalone; inserted a credits header referencing Juan Moya and wafer-space. - Notebook 03 (
03_rtl2gds_chipathon_use.ipynb): inserted two new steps (Step 1aandStep 1b) that clone the padring fork and the wafer-space PDK fork on demand, replacing the previous assumption that the template had already been staged by a separate notebook. Updated the "Where to go next" to point at notebook 04. - Notebooks 01 and 02 are carried verbatim.
All third-party attributions above use the Apache License, Version 2.0. The repository-specific additions are released under the same license.