HAVEN
ToolFirst seen 7/12/2026
Last seen 7/12/2026
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26 connectionsHAVEN leverages LLM agents to analyze design specifications and coverage gap reports.
HAVEN delegates all code generation to a rule-based CodeGen that guarantees SystemVerilog syntactic correctness.
HAVEN is compared against AutoBench as a prior LLM-based testbench generation approach.
HAVEN is compared against CorrectBench as a prior LLM-based testbench generation approach.
HAVEN is compared against ConfiBench as a prior LLM-based testbench generation approach.
HAVEN iteratively uses LLM agents to analyze coverage gap reports to generate targeted DSL sequences.
HAVEN is evaluated on functional coverage, achieving 87.9% on average.
HAVEN is evaluated on code coverage, achieving 90.6% on average.
HAVEN is evaluated on IP designs using Wishbone interface protocol.
HAVEN introduces a Protocol-Aware Sequence DSL that decomposes sequences into fine-grained step types.
HAVEN is evaluated in the context of IC verification, achieving state-of-the-art coverage results.
HAVEN generates UVM testbenches and sequences following the Universal Verification Methodology framework.
HAVEN uses LLM agents to extract information into structured JSON artifacts (UVM Blueprint and Protocol Flows).
HAVEN uses pre-defined, protocol-specific Jinja2 templates to generate all UVM components.
LLMs are used by HAVEN for structured information extraction but not for direct HDL code generation.
HAVEN is evaluated on IP designs using Direct interface protocol.
HAVEN's LLM agents produce a UVM Blueprint as one of the structured JSON artifacts.
HAVEN's LLM agents produce Protocol Flows as one of the structured JSON artifacts.
HAVEN employs a compile-fix loop to ensure the testbench compiles correctly before Stage 2.
HAVEN generates peripheral Bus Functional Models as part of the UVM testbench components.
HAVEN uses predefined constrained random DSL patterns to achieve coverage without LLM involvement.
HAVEN uses field value sweep patterns as predefined DSL sequences.
HAVEN uses toggle patterns as predefined DSL sequences.
HAVEN uses FIFO stress tests as predefined DSL sequences.
HAVEN is compared against UVM2 as a prior template-assisted LLM testbench generation approach.
HAVEN is evaluated on IP designs using AXI4-Lite interface protocol.