Scan chain path
Serial observability through a chip boundary.
Labs
Public, non-confidential demos exploring observability, debug platforms, eval harnesses, AI infrastructure economics, and quantum-classical systems.
Visual language
These visuals connect chip-level state capture, observability probes, and rack-scale infrastructure.
Serial observability through a chip boundary.
Signal capture points over a simplified die floorplan.
Compute, network, and control-plane structure.
Demonstrates: serial state movement through debug paths.
Why it matters: observable state is the foundation for deterministic silicon bring-up.
Tech: HTML canvas, finite-state visualization, scan-register model.
Open demoDemonstrates: controlled failure injection and root-cause localization.
Why it matters: instrumentation reduces ambiguity when complex systems fail.
Tech: canvas pipeline model, state machine, synthetic telemetry.
Open demoDemonstrates: useful-output cost changing under latency and reliability constraints.
Why it matters: raw FLOPS are not the same as usable intelligence.
Tech: canvas plotting, interactive constraints, framework prototype.
Open demoDemonstrates: timing, heat, and routing tradeoffs in simplified floorplanning.
Why it matters: platform readiness depends on constraints becoming visible early.
Status: prototype under active refinement.
Demonstrates: bounded eval scenarios for tool-using agents with observable actions.
Why it matters: agentic systems need audit trails, not just pass/fail scores.
Related framework: Agent Debuggability Stack
Demonstrates: orchestration, latency, control, and observability around hybrid systems.
Why it matters: quantum systems still depend on accelerated classical infrastructure.
Flagship demo
Step a scan register and watch state move through a public, simplified debug path model.
Flagship demo
Inject a synthetic fault and watch the pipeline highlight where instrumentation isolates the issue.
Flagship demo
Adjust latency and reliability to see why useful AI output is not captured by raw compute alone.