Wave
Terminal-native waveform debugger for chip verification with a built-in agent: ask in plain English why a signal broke, watch it trace the bad value to its source, and see a proposed fix proven by re-running the failing test; runs on the customer's machines with their own model key, reads VCD and FST dumps, and is offered through a demo with pilot teams.
What it does
- Data analysis
- Evaluation and observability
Features 4
- Verification agentAsk why a signal broke and the agent traces the bad value back to its source.
- Fixes proven in simulationProposes fixes with tradeoffs, re-runs the failing test and shows a waveform diff.
- Local with your own keyUse your own model key or an internal endpoint; nothing leaves the network.
- Terminal-nativeWorks over ssh and inside tmux, with Vim bindings.
Sources
- Pricing
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No pricing is published; the page offers Book a demo and says pilot teams are onboarded personally.
- Description
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Wave page: "wave is a waveform debugger that lives entirely in your terminal - with a verification agent built in."
- What it does
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Wave page: "wave is a waveform debugger that lives entirely in your terminal - with a verification agent built in."
- Sold within
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Offered to pilot teams by demo; no plans or prices are published.
- Name
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Name as published on the product page.
- URL
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Product page, read 2026-10-19.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Wave page: "runs entirely on your machines - fully on-prem. your data stays yours."
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 19 Oct 2026
Wave page: the debugger lives in the terminal, works over ssh and inside tmux, with Vim bindings.
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