The API between AI agents and silicon. Chiplab by Veecle is an MCP platform that lets agents compile, simulate and validate firmware against the actual target chip without physical hardware, which removes the hardware-in-the-loop bottleneck from embedded agent workflows.
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Compile and simulate firmware on the real target chip definition instead of a dev board.
Validate a firmware port before the silicon arrives.
Have an agent run and inspect a failing firmware build in simulation.
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