HardcoreAI | Embedded Systems Engineering, Reimagined

Everything in one environment.

The complete AI-powered development suite for embedded systems engineering.

Firmware Generation

Generate firmware from your actual hardware datasheet. Every register cited to the exact page. No hallucinations.

Fault Register Analysis

Reads CFSR, HFSR, BFAR registers automatically. Returns root cause, peripheral name, and compilable fix in seconds.

AI Copilot

Ask anything about your code, your crash, or your peripheral. Hardware-grounded answers, not generic suggestions.

Embedded Configurator

Configure System Core, Timers, Connectivity, Security, and Middleware visually — without leaving the IDE.

Serial Monitor

Live UART log streaming. Configurable baud rate. Auto-scroll and timestamp built in.

Debug Suite

GDB session, variable watch, call stack, register and memory inspection — all in one unified panel.

From your datasheet to working firmware.

Three steps to robust hardware execution.

STEP 1

Upload your datasheet

Any PDF — RM0090, BCM2712, or a custom vendor manual. Indexed in seconds with section numbers preserved.

STEP 2

Describe what you want

Type in plain English. "Initialize I2C at 400kHz and read BME280 temperature." No register knowledge needed.

STEP 3

Receive cited firmware

Every register address cited to the exact section and page of your document. The model cannot invent what is not in your datasheet.

CLI Tool

hardcoreai — The firmware agent in your terminal.

Same AI agent. Lives in your terminal. Works over SSH. Works in CI/CD pipelines. Works without a browser. pip install and go.

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hardcoreai-validate.sh

$ pip install hardcoreai

$ hardcoreai generate \

--board raspberry-pi5 \

"Initialize I2C, read BME280 temperature"

Searching RPi5 BCM2712 §4.1... ✓

Searching BME280 §4.2.2... ✓

Generating... ✓

/* /boot/firmware/config.txt */

/* dtparam=i2c_arm=on */

/* Source: RPi5 firmware docs §2.3*/

import smbus2

bus = smbus2.SMBus(1) # I2C bus 1

# BME280 default addr 0x76

data = bus.read_i2c_block_data(0x76, 0xFA, 3)

temp = ((data[0]<<12)|(data[1]<<4)|(data[2]>>4))/16.0

print(f"Temperature: {temp:.2f}°C")

$ hardcoreai debug --log crash.log

FAULT: BusFault — Precise Error

ADDR: 0x40005400 = I2C1_SR1

CAUSE: APB1 clock not enabled

FIX: __HAL_RCC_I2C1_CLK_ENABLE()

REF: RM0090 §6.3.14 page 148

exit code 0 ✓

The AI Agent in Action

A live agent session generating, building, and debugging firmware autonomously.

The agentic build loop — generate, build, analyze, fix, rebuild. Autonomously.