Chiplab
An MCP platform by Veecle enabling AI agents to compile, simulate, and test target chip firmware without physical hardware.
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About Chiplab
Chiplab, developed by Veecle, is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) platform designed to let AI agents compile, simulate, and validate chip firmware without requiring physical hardware. It allows automated agents to execute code against virtual chips to retrieve execution traces, verdicts, and register states in seconds. Developers can run firmware against licensed remote production compilers such as IAR, ARMCC, and HighTec ASIL-D on demand. Chiplab connects directly with MCP hosts like Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf to streamline hardware-free embedded development workflows.
- Availability:
- beta
- Access:
- freemium
- Format:
- service
Pricing at launch: Credit-based pricing per MCP verb invocation, featuring a free tier, a Pay-As-You-Do plan at €10 per 1,000 credits, and custom Enterprise options.
Core capabilities
Virtual Chip Execution
Executes firmware on virtualized target chips to return verdicts, traces, and internal register states in seconds without requiring physical hardware.
Remote Toolchain Compilation
Compiles firmware on demand against licensed remote production toolchains, including IAR, ARMCC, and HighTec ASIL-D, without local compiler installation.
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