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SparseCraft: Agentic Hardware-Software Co-Optimization for Sparse Computing

Sparse-accelerator design spaces are usually searched against analytical models, so a design point is admitted on what a model predicts rather than on what the hardware does. SparseCraft closes that gap with a language model inside a closed CHIA loop. In each of 15 iterations the model reads the measured outcome of the previous one and edits the Chisel RTL, the memory configuration and the sparse-kernel schedule of a Gemmini accelerator through MCP tool servers, and no candidate counts until it has been checked for legality, elaborated, simulated cycle-accurately, checked bit-for-bit on every output against a golden reference, and synthesised. The harness turns each measurement into the n...

AuthorsRajatabha Chakraborty, M P Samartha, Vedant Pahariya et al.
Primary categorycs.AR
Published4 October 2026
Last updated at source4 October 2026
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