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Register-Level Chip Understanding
Turn chip 1000+ pages manuals and Packs into register-level AI context for firmware development.
- CMSIS Packs
- Datasheets
- Errata
- SDK docs
Hardawa
Powered by ChipCtx Community, Hardawa brings register-level AI understanding to embedded development — from setup to live debug.
3 days of work. 10 minutes in Hardawa.
curl -fsSL hardawa.com/install.sh | bashCapabilities
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Turn chip 1000+ pages manuals and Packs into register-level AI context for firmware development.
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Ship vendor-approved and community-maintained device knowledge directly into the development workflow.
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Skip environment setup and start bare-metal development with a maintained embedded toolchain surface.
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Move from intent to verified firmware through a single AI-guided workflow.
Firmware Pipeline Replay
User Intent:
"Configure UART logging and flash it to the target board."
Terminal Replay
Teams
Distribute SDK, FAE, and ecosystem support as Device Skills on Day 1.
Turn repeat bring-up, peripheral adaptation, and SDK migration into reusable workflows.
Start the full development flow from chip identification to live debug with one command.
Trial
Bring one real task:
From 3 days to 10 minutes.
Submit a Task and Request AccessSDK migration
Move an existing project across vendor SDK versions.
Peripheral initialization
Generate register-aware startup code for a real peripheral.
New board bring-up
Identify the target and prepare the first working firmware loop.
Debug issue
Reproduce, inspect, and fix a live embedded failure.
Chip Pack
Import the chip context your project depends on.
Device Skill
Package reusable device knowledge for the team or ecosystem.