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Chip physical design (RTL-to-GDSII)

Chip physical design (RTL-to-GDSII) is an OpenEnv-compatible reinforcement learning environment in our Electronics & Semiconductors catalog. An agent acts through the tools below, and a deterministic verifier scores every episode, so the reward can be used for GRPO or other RLVR post-training.

Task and verification

Execute full automated floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, and routing for open ASIC designs. Timing closure, setup/hold slack, and foundry DRC/LVS verify the final GDSII.

Tools and runtime

OpenROAD + OpenSTA + KLayout + Magic DRC/LVS

OPENENV / GDSII

#gdsii#openroad#floorplanning#tapeout

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See how these environments are run privately on the custom RL environments page, and how their rewards are made hard to game in our verifier design guide.

Plan a training run

Check the environment’s availability, compatible models and compute in Studio. A catalog entry does not guarantee that hosted training is enabled for your workspace.

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