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TOOLS

Make the calculator.
Keep the sandbox small.

Practice and portal competitors win because users can do something immediately. SemiAgora should add tools as fixed-data calculators, workbench launchers, and evidence checklists before allowing arbitrary user inputs.

LIVEFixed-data calculatorsWORKBENCHSRAM write shmooCHECKLISTClaim to evidence cardAUTOMATIONDaily scan and route check

TOOL QUEUE

Build from public datasets first.

The tool plan copies the useful behavior of calculators and simulators while keeping execution risk low. Users get immediate interaction; SemiAgora keeps rights, safety, and evidence limits clear.

public v1 / fixed-data calculator

Calculator Workbench

Ring oscillator frequency, SRAM assist margin, and DRAM refresh-window controls are live with explicit teaching-data boundaries.

Open calculators ->
live / precomputed simulation explorer

SRAM Write Boundary Workbench

Uses fixed reproduced datasets only.

Open route ->
scaffold / claim-to-evidence checklist

Evidence Card Builder

No uploads; users copy the checklist into their own workflow.

Open route ->
queue / calculator from public VTC data

Noise Margin Reader

Calculates from bundled public data, not private circuits.

Open route ->
queue / stage/load/frequency worksheet

Ring Oscillator Estimator

Educational extraction only; no PDK redistribution.

Open route ->
queue / refresh-margin calculator

DRAM Retention Policy

Lumped RC teaching model only.

Open route ->
queue / waveform and protocol drill

RTL Trace Reader

Fixed traces first; arbitrary HDL remains blocked.

Open route ->
local automation / metadata-only scanner

Daily Resource Digest

No PDFs, private data, mirrored repositories, or automatic publication.

Open route ->
live policy / service boundary

Research Studio Scope Check

Simulation support and original feedback only; no data manipulation.

Open route ->

RESEARCHER SERVICE FIT

Simulation support, not data manipulation.

Graduate services should be framed as rerunning permissible simulations, checking evidence, improving explanation, and drawing original figures. This protects the author and keeps SemiAgora defensible.