Local OpenROAD timing assistant

Describe the timing problem. Get measured evidence and one safe next step.

Xylon turns a plain-language setup-timing request into a controlled local flow: import RTL and SDC, run a pinned OpenROAD recipe, find the worst path, review one bounded change, then compare measured results. Results come from OpenROAD readback, not model claims.

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Current local build

Available in the local build

Import bounded RTL and SDC, measure setup WNS/TNS and the worst path on built-in sky130hd, review one bounded proposal, and compare a confirmed candidate.
Run real local RTL lint and independent self-checking simulation, with measured coverage and reproducible artifacts.
Inspect restricted real OpenROAD MCP sessions, commands, results, resource use, and cleanup state.

Not available yet

Arbitrary PDK or library import, remote BYOK model endpoints, and general OpenROAD automation.
Physical sign-off or tape-out readiness.

Product view

The design, five-step flow, and measured result stay in one workbench.

This is a real screen from the current local Xylon build. The public site is a product overview only; it does not run OpenROAD in the browser.

Xylon OpenROAD timing workbench showing the five-step flow and imported RTL and SDC inputs — High-resolution focus view. On a phone, swipe horizontally to keep labels and code readable.Open full-size image

Controlled OpenROAD workflow

One request, five visible steps.

Select a step to see what Xylon does, what OpenROAD measures, and where you remain in control.