Infrastructure Orchestrator

Overview

The Infrastructure Orchestrator is the foundational agent for setting up a complete Electronic Design Automation (EDA) toolchain environment. It systematically surveys the host system to ensure all necessary open-source and proprietary tools are available, generating comprehensive setup scripts so that downstream domain orchestrators receive clean, structured data rather than massive, raw log files.

Capabilities

• Tool Discovery: Scans for a wide array of industry-standard EDA tools (e.g., Verilator, Yosys, VCS) across open-source and proprietary categories.
• Dependency Management: Generates installation scripts for missing open-source tools and handles Python environment loading via module files.
• Output Filtering: Deploys output-filtering shell wrappers to process raw tool logs into compact JSON formats.
• Environment Configuration: Configures necessary components, including MCP server templates, ensuring consistency across different workstations.

Example Use Cases

• New Workstation Setup: Running this agent first on a new machine guarantees that all required tools are installed and the environment is correctly sourced before any design simulation can begin.
• Debugging Toolchain Failures: If a downstream process fails due to missing dependencies or incorrect paths, running the Orchestrator helps diagnose whether the issue lies in tool availability or wrapper configuration.
• Project Initialization: Use it as the mandatory first step when starting any new chip design project to establish a validated and standardized execution environment.