EnLab IDE

Autonomous agents that work on real boards.

EnLab IDE’s agents know your exact chip. They design the PCB, write the firmware, flash it, talk to the live board, measure it with your instruments and test it, fixing what fails on their own, and keep the evidence of every step.

enlab — chip knowledge

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Illustrative session

Answers from the datasheet, not from memory.

EnLab reads SVD files, datasheets, reference manuals and errata, and builds a queryable context for your exact chip. Ask about a register and get the real bitfield definition.

The loop

Knowledge in. Evidence out.

Most AI tools stop at the compiler. EnLab keeps going. It flashes the board, watches what the hardware does, and fixes it on its own until the result holds on the bench.

  1. 01KnowledgeChip context from your datasheets and manuals.
  2. 02BuildYour real compiler and toolchain.
  3. 03FlashThrough the probe you already own.
  4. 04MeasureRegisters, scope, logic and power on the real board.
  5. 05Self-healWhen a test fails, it fixes the firmware and re-tests.
  6. 06EvidenceEvery step leaves a record you can share.

Why a harness

What our harness looks like on a real board.

A model that must work on hardware needs more than answers. The harness gives it tools, perception, memory and limits, so it can act, check the result and recover when something fails, instead of guessing.

ENLAB HARNESSAGENTplans the next stepbring up the IMU on SPI1MEMORYdatasheets · errataTOOLSbuild · flash · debugLIMITSyou stay in controlPERCEPTIONserial · scope · logicJ1U1STM32F407U2LSM6DSOY1C1C2TP1TP2R1D1J2IMU NODE · REV AYOUR BOARDSTM32F407 · LSM6DSO

Vendors

Grounded in the vendors you ship on.

Texas InstrumentsRenesasInfineonNordic SemiconductorMicrochipNXPSTMicroelectronicsEspressifAnalog Devices

Bring up your next board with EnLab IDE.

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