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Size transistors in an analog circuit topology to meet performance specs (gain, bandwidth, noise, power). Use when the user says "size this amplifier", "analog sizing", "op-amp design", "bias point", "find W/L", or shares a schematic and a spec table.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
MANDATORY entry point when `design_one_shot_runner.step_rtl_gen` WAIVES with `fallback_skill='spec-to-rtl'`. This is invoked for every IC class with `rtl_gen=null` in `ic_class_registry.json` (currently: digital_arithmetic_primitive, digital_cmd_driven, bare_fpga, processor_cpu, unknown_protocol_class). The runner has already (1) ingested the prompt into L1-L27, (2) detected the IC class, (3) set the expected RTL path. This skill authors synthesizable RTL into the runner's expected path so the runner's downstream gates (chip_top auto-emit, rtl_hygiene_lint --fix, eda_lint, eda_synth, eco_loop, spec_conformance_check, full_stack_tb_gen) can fire on it. Triggered automatically by the runner's WAIVE message; also fires on phrases like 'AI invokes spec-to-rtl', 'runner WAIVED rtl_gen', 'spec-to-rtl handoff'. THIS IS THE RUNNER'S INTENDED PATH — NOT BYPASS. Bypass means authoring with MCP outside the runner's pipeline (what the 2026-05-28 wrong-shape RTLLM 37/50 did).
Closed-loop core-agent that fixes plugin issues filed by the field-agent. Invoke as a cron prompt; the loop polls the repo for ANY OPEN non-PR issue (new OR reopened — no label gating, no comment classifier), reproduces and fixes the bug chip-AGNOSTIC-ally, SELF-VERIFIES (reproduce + run the cadence-correct plugin test suite the CI way), then SHIPS by DIRECT PUSH (2026-06-26 owner directive — direct commit + `git push origin main`, no PR ceremony) gated by `gatekeeper_review.py --role core-agent` (MERGE_OK) + Step-2.7 + `gatekeeper_assign_version.py --write` (the pusher assigns the monotonic version pre-push) — posts a 繁體中文 fix comment in the canonical 5-section shape (incl 本機驗證 evidence), then `gh issue close` + adds the `core-closed` label. CLOSED is the terminal state; the field-agent audits closed issues on the real benchmark and reopens any it finds inadequate.
MANDATORY before landing any change to the FLOW itself — a gate, a check, a step, a phase runner, a verdict rule, or anything under programs/ that every design passes through. Flow-level changes are foundational: when they are right every cell benefits, and when they are wrong every cell lies at once and nobody notices. This skill is the acceptance standard for that class of change: bidirectional negative control (a test that cannot fail against the pre-fix code proves nothing), corpus sweep with zero false positives, prove-by-run that a gate declared BLOCKING actually stops the flow, no design/PDK/vendor literals, an explicit BLOCKING-vs-ADVISORY declaration, and degrade-loudly-never-silently. Every criterion here was written from a measured failure in this repo, cited inline. Triggers on: authoring or reviewing a gate/check/step, 'add a gate', 'this check should catch', 'why did the flow not catch', 'land a flow fix', 'flow-level change', '流程層改動', '加一個檢查', '這個 gate 為什麼沒擋住'.
When design_one_shot_runner.step_rtl_gen WAIVES rtl_gen and ip_catalog_query has emitted matches, this skill pulls the matched open-source IP RTL into the project's canonical phase2/stage1/rtl/ directory and authors only the integration wrapper / chip-top + OpenLane config glue from L1-L27 spec. Replaces full-from-scratch spec-to-rtl authoring for SoC-class designs where pre-validated open-source IPs exist in the catalog. Triggers automatically when phase2 WAIVES with `fallback_skill=catalog-glue-author`.
Read BEFORE authoring or revising an L-layer emitter, an L-layer schema field, or a layer gate. Answers the three questions no program can decide for you — WHICH of the 27 layers a given fact belongs in (the layer that CONSUMES it, not any layer that mentions it), WHETHER the thing you are specifying is structural (closed, enumerable, correct-by-construction, therefore a program) or behavioural (no unique correct implementation, therefore synthesis and not expansion), and WHETHER a declarative layer should align to IP-XACT / SystemRDL semantics instead of inventing schema. Produces a Layer Contract Decision record. Pairs with l_doc_consumer_contract.py.
Read Static Timing Analysis reports, triage setup/hold/recovery/removal violations, and propose fixes (RTL pipelining, sizing, useful skew, buffer insertion). Use when the user says "STA", "timing report", "timing violation", "setup fail", "hold fail", "close timing", "WNS", "TNS".
| name | analog-sizing |
| description | Size transistors in an analog circuit topology to meet performance specs (gain, bandwidth, noise, power). Use when the user says "size this amplifier", "analog sizing", "op-amp design", "bias point", "find W/L", or shares a schematic and a spec table. |
Given an analog topology (schematic or netlist) and a performance spec (gain, UGB, phase margin, noise, power, area), propose transistor W/L sizes and bias currents that meet the spec. Acts as the LLM copilot layer over classical analog sizing tools and SPICE.
Trigger when the user:
# Analog Sizing — <topology>
Process: <node>
Supply: <V>
## Operating point plan
| Device | Role | gm/Id | Id (µA) | W (µm) | L (µm) | Region |
|--------|------------|-------|---------|--------|--------|--------|
| M1 | input pair | 15 | 20 | 40 | 0.5 | moderate |
| ... |
## Predicted performance (gm/Id estimates)
| Spec | Target | Estimate | Margin |
|------|--------|----------|--------|
| Gain | 60 dB | ~62 dB | + |
| UGB | 10 MHz | ~11 MHz | + |
| PM | 60° | ~62° | + |
| Power | 200 µW | ~180 µW | + |
## Compensation
Cc = ..., Rz = ...
## Verification
Run SPICE: <suggested testbench(es) — AC, transient, noise, corners>
Grounded in ADO-LLM, Maieutic Semiconductor's analog copilot direction, and gm/Id methodology (Silveira, Flandre, Jespers). Core idea: analog sizing is a constrained optimization where good initial conditions matter more than the optimizer — and LLMs trained on analog literature are very good at initial conditions.
After producing your output, save it to a file and run:
python3 plugins/vibe-ic/_shared/skill_compliance_check.py \
--requirements plugins/vibe-ic/skills/analog-sizing/compliance.yaml \
<your_output_file>
Exit 0 = PASS, exit 1 = FAIL with specific missing elements listed.
compliance.yaml in the corresponding skill directory enumerates
every required element of your output: section headers, metadata fields,
handoff lines, tool invocations.
Your task is not complete until the audit returns PASS. Missing elements are the single largest source of skill-execution non-determinism across different agents.