Agentic Electronic Design Automation: A Handoff Perspective
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arXiv:2606.19795v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Electronic design automation (EDA) is multi-stage and handoff-heavy, relying on transfers among humans, design artifacts, and multiple tools. LLM-based agents now participate in these transfers, yet the resulting research landscape is highly fragmented and lacks a unified perspective. This survey adopts the primary input--output pair as its organizing lens: for each agent system, we analyze its primary, supporting, and intermediate handoff objects and classify it according to the provenance of its primary input and the consumer boundary
Key takeaways
- arXiv:2606.19795v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Electronic design automation (EDA) is multi-stage and handoff-heavy, relying on transfers among humans, design artifacts, and multiple tools.
- LLM-based agents now participate in these transfers, yet the resulting research landscape is highly fragmented and lacks a unified perspective.
- This survey adopts the primary input--output pair as its organizing lens: for each agent system, we analyze its primary, supporting, and intermediate handoff objects and classify it according to the provenance of its primary input and the consumer boundary
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