Logix Engine
Coming Q4 2026
One engine.
Every FPGA tool.
Logix Engine builds, tests, simulates and verifies FPGA designs, and programs the boards. It's an MCP backend: every Logix tool runs on it, and so can your own tools and your AI assistant.
One engine behind every tool.
Logix tools, your own tools and AI assistants all talk to the same engine, so they all work the same way.
Your design
Verilog and testbenches, from any Logix tool or AI assistant.
Logix Engine
Does the work over MCP.
Your FPGA board
Programmed and running.
Everything an FPGA tool needs.
Logix Engine handles the toolchain, so the tools on top of it can stay simple.
Build
Synthesis and place-and-route, from your Verilog to a bitstream.
Test and simulate
Run testbenches and simulations, with results tools can show.
Verify
Check designs for mistakes before they reach the board.
Program
Put the design on the board over USB.
MCP-compatible
Off-the-shelf AI assistants can use it directly, with no other software.
Self-contained
The engine brings the FPGA toolchain with it. Nothing to install separately.
Part of Open Logix.
Every Logix tool runs on the same FPGA engine, so you can design the way you like.
Logix IDE
The Arduino experience for FPGAs. Write, click, run.
Learn more →
Logix CLI
Fast command-line builds, in the spirit of Apio.
Learn more →
Logix VSCode
Full FPGA workflow inside the editor you already use.
Learn more →
Logix Studio
Design visually by drawing schematics.
Learn more →
Logix Remote
A network adapter for developing on boards anywhere.
Learn more →
Logix AI
Agents that design and test FPGA logic and program the board for you.
Learn more →FREE 100% free and open source · Apache 2.0
Coming Q4 2026.
Logix Engine 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.