Logix AI
Coming Q4 2026
Describe it.
AI builds the hardware.
Logix AI is a set of AI agents that design and test FPGA logic and program the board. Describe what you want, and the agents write the Verilog and the testbenches, then build, test and program it with Logix Engine.
From idea to running hardware.
You say what the circuit should do. The agents do the rest, and check their own work.
You describe it
In plain words: what the circuit should do.
Logix AI
Agents write, test and fix the design.
Your FPGA board
Programmed and running.
Agents that do the FPGA work.
Each agent has a job, and all of them use Logix Engine to get it done.
Designs in Verilog
Writes the design from your description.
Writes the tests
Creates testbenches along with the design.
Checks its own work
Builds, lints and simulates, and fixes what fails.
Programs the board
Takes the design all the way to your board.
Open results
Plain Verilog you can read, change and open in any Logix tool.
Built on Logix Engine
The same engine as every Logix tool, so nothing else to install.
Part of Open Logix.
Every Logix tool runs on the same FPGA engine, so you can design the way you like.
Logix Engine
The core of the ecosystem. An MCP backend that serves every Logix tool.
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Logix IDE
The Arduino experience for FPGAs. Write, click, run.
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Logix CLI
Fast command-line builds, in the spirit of Apio.
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Logix VSCode
Full FPGA workflow inside the editor you already use.
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Logix Studio
Design visually by drawing schematics.
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Logix Remote
A network adapter for developing on boards anywhere.
Learn more →FREE 100% free and open source · Apache 2.0
Coming Q4 2026.
Logix AI is in development. Like every Open Logix product, it will be free, self-contained and cross-platform.
Free. Open. No catch. Why it's free
- macOSApple SiliconQ4 2026
- Windowsx64Q4 2026
- Linuxx64Q4 2026
Follow the work on GitHub.