AI Decision System
Replayable, offline-verifiable records for AI-assisted go/no-go decisions: experiment promotions, typed model answers and human-approved actions.
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Deterministic firmware simulator for microcontrollers with hardware-validated parity. Labwired.com
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Run your firmware on a virtual instance of a real chip, from your terminal, your CI, or your
AI coding agent. No board on your desk.
Recorded from docs/assets/demo.tape against a real binary. You
can re-run it. The second half breaks an assertion on purpose, so you can see the gate
fail.
LabWired Core loads a firmware ELF and executes it against modeled silicon: CPU, buses,
peripherals, sensors, displays, and protocol devices. You get UART output, GPIO and bus
traces, register state, and a pass/fail exit code.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Run your firmware on a virtual instance of a real chip, from your terminal, your CI, or your
AI coding agent. No board on your desk.
Recorded from docs/assets/demo.tape against a real binary. You
can re-run it. The second half breaks an assertion on purpose, so you can see the gate
fail.
LabWired Core loads a firmware ELF and executes it against modeled silicon: CPU, buses,
peripherals, sensors, displays, and protocol devices. You get UART output, GPIO and bus
traces, register state, and a pass/fail exit code.Read the full README ↗