MAX+plus II MCP / 数字电路 AI 工具

Extract device and pin assignments from the .acf CHIP block, and cross-check them against the compiler-generated .pin report when present. Read-only.

Read the .acf as structured sections/entries with line numbers. Use to discover which section holds a setting before writing. Read-only.

Rewrite malformed CHIP headers (bare "CHIP " or shell-escaped names) into canonical "CHIP <name>" form. setacf is append-only and cannot fix these itself. Preview-first; requires confirm:true to write and backs the file up.

Statically validate an .acf for defects that block compilation, notably the bare "CHIP " header that setacf itself creates when no CHIP section exists yet (MAX+PLUS II then fails with "Missing identifier after section keyword"). Read-only.

Return precise routes and runtime requirements for authoring, compilation, simulation and native GUI-only workflows. Distinguishes implemented entry points from operations verified on this machine and physical programming requirements.

Directly execute ONE click, hover, key chord, Unicode text entry, value change, drag, scroll, secondary UI action or activation, then return a fresh screenshot/tree. Uses MCP-owned Win32/UIA. Requires latest observationId/windowId. Inspect after every input; no host-specific calls.

Launch an existing allowlisted MAX+plus II GUI through the independent Windows backend and return its real windows. No shell or arbitrary executable. Launch does not prove readiness; observe the returned window.

Return a fresh native screenshot as standard MCP image content, UI Automation tree, focus, window bounds and observationId directly. Inspect before acting; each input consumes its observation. Capture diagnostics report limitations honestly.

Retrieve a cached completed desktop result and its MCP image blocks without executing input again. Results last up to ten minutes, twelve entries, or server restart. No separate host execution step exists.

Check the MCP-owned Windows UI Automation/Win32 backend. Builds the bundled helper locally if needed and reports interactive desktop availability. Runs locally using standard Windows components. Does not launch or manipulate a MAX+plus II window.

Directly discover real windows/dialogs of installed MAX+plus II executables, including HWND, PID, bounds and title. Select exactly one returned windowId before observing/input. All agents call this standard MCP tool.

Read only the [Colors] section of installed maxplus2.ini. Separate ordinary DOC Text, native Symbol Pinstub Names, and Nodes & Connection Dots roles. Reports stored preferences, not live unsaved colors; GDF color bits and custom previews cannot prove native display. Verify visible colors using original Color Palette Preview and desktop_observe.

Build source nets preserving unsynthesized instances/pins. Original endpoint/overlap, pin-on-wire, transparent WIRE and remote-name rules; crossings, driver and dangling diagnostics. Separate bitTopology expands explicit bus ranges, scalar member aliases and WIRE ordered/reversed mappings; unresolved widths remain explicit. Paginated; original compilation proves electrical legality.

Transactional GDF v6 construction: insert hashed SYM instances, name I/O and electrical wires/buses, replace/clear modern parameter assignment maps, normalize invalid/duplicate native NET_IDs, add/delete orthogonal wires, symbols and free annotations. Existing offsets/current SHA-256 required; preview/backup/atomic apply. Deleted symbols leave wires. Same wire names can connect remote geometry; actual parameters and connections require original compiler/simulator verification. Legacy/ambiguous parameter records are preserved and refused for edits.

Create a version-6 GDF sheet with the recovered original-editor blank header/extent. Preview by default; never overwrite an existing file. Use gdf_construct for symbols/wires, then original compiler/simulator for circuit verification.

Read existing native CONSTANT h/51/52 and PARAM h/53/54 declaration pairs. Reports writable and ambiguous/unsupported legacy forms. These are source declarations or defaults, not generic instance parameter assignments.

Edit only an existing unambiguous native CONSTANT/PARAM name/value pair. Retains native IDs, aliases, geometry, fonts and other properties. Requires both name and value, fresh hash, preview and recoverable backup. Compiler/simulator must validate expression, scope and effect.

Preview/apply lossless GDF v6 root line coordinates, translations, symbol orientation or free annotation text. Existing records only. Requires fresh file SHA-256, rejects unsupported targets/overflow, preserves unrelated bytes and backs up before atomic replacement. Moving a symbol does not move its wires; recompile/export to verify circuit behavior.

Strictly decode GDF/SYM v2..6 coordinates, wires/buses, symbol definitions, original instances, rotations/mirrors, stretched world pin positions and local text anchors. No compiler or GUI needed. Paginated root records and nested collections preserve offsets/counts. Geometry does not prove connectivity; use netlist_export for circuit connections.

Add/delete or resize/restyle root drawing lines, circles and arcs. Original unknown flags/shared symbol definitions retained; drawing lines are not electrical wires. Use gdf_construct for connections. Original offsets/current hash, preview and backup required.

Read a strictly validated GDF/SYM schematic summary: labels, fonts, title fields and geometry counts. gdf_geometry provides paginated original coordinates, definitions, instances and world pin positions; gdf_edit supports existing v6 geometry. Electrical connectivity requires netlist_export. Optionally compare labels with another drawing.

Move selected GDF6 placements on grid8 and/or choose orientation0..7. Route scalar pin extensions around other source nets and symbol interiors; split existing wires at departed interior pins. Refuse any changed source terminal partition or named-net membership. Original compilation/export/simulation required. Bus bundles/unknown topology refused. Hash/preview/backup transaction.

File-only GDF/SYM diagnostics. Omit expectedSha256 to inspect exact pin/DOC duplicates and fixed-font same-row pin collisions. Supply a fresh hash to preview cleanup; confirm=true applies with backup. Removes only exact visible duplicate free DOC, preserving native pin labels. Optional right-label alignment moves label anchors only. Does not infer arbitrary glyph/layout collisions.

List installed max2lib SYM files with SHA-256 and names, or inspect one prototype with local pins, extent and preserved default instance/parameter attributes. Read-only. Symbol insertion uses these hashes and original bytes, independently of any agent SDK.

Preview or apply a hashed same-name/same-type SYM to explicitly selected GDF instances. Shared definitions split so unselected instances retain original bytes. Instances/NET_ID/parameters/placement/rotation remain. Reports pin/interface and geometric contact changes; these require explicit allow flags. Compile/export/simulate to prove actual connectivity.

Create, reposition, restyle or delete root free DOC annotations. Preserves font, metrics, alternative text and opaque bits; refuses electrical labels or instance/pin text. Sequential operations use original offsets and return resulting offsets. Printable Latin-1 only.

Create/change only free root DOC text in GDF6 or standalone SYM2..6. Choose built-in font0..3 or Windows font face,size with explicit width/height. Exact reversible Windows-936 encoding supports Chinese bytes; Chinese requires Windows font. Preserves electrical labels, shared definitions and opaque tails. Verify glyphs with original editor.

Inspect all GDF/SYM q records, original font strings, built-in font codes, stored metrics and raw text bytes. Explicit latin1/windows-936 decoding; no guessed encoding. Pagination and malformed-encoding diagnostics.

Remove only unannotated electrical leaf segments in GDF6 pin-bearing physical nets. Preserve surviving token bytes, named wires, pins, isolated unconnected nets and overlapping conductors. Every round checks source scalar pin partitions and complete bus bit/alias partitions. Refuse unknown topology or exceeded budgets; compile and simulate the result independently. Fresh hash, preview and backup transaction.

Locate the MAX+PLUS II installation (maxplus2.exe / setacf.exe), report version info from maxplus2.ini, available device families, and additional bundled tools. Read-only.

Terminate a running background job by killing its child process. Use this rather than abandoning a job: an abandoned job keeps running and keeps holding the project directory. Build artifacts already written are left in place — this stops work, it does not undo it.

Poll a background job started with async:true. Returns running/done/failed/cancelled, how long it has been going, how many child processes are live, and the full result once it settles. This exists because a client timeout is wall-clock and does NOT stop the work: polling is the only way to keep a long compile without losing it. Results are held for 30 minutes after they settle.

Recursively find .acf projects under a root directory and list the artifacts already compiled for each. Read-only.

Build the exact maxplus2.exe command line for compile / timing analysis / simulation / object conversion, WITHOUT running it.

Execute maxplus2.exe (compile / simulate / timing / convert) with a hard timeout, then report which artifacts changed and the parsed report summary. Beware: this starts a 2002-era Win32 process that can block on modal dialogs.

Generate an Intel/Altera MIF with explicit WIDTH, DEPTH, hexadecimal addresses/data and initialized unused addresses. Arbitrary width values may use integer strings. Preview or apply to a .mif with hash checking/backups.

Copy a GDF/HDL/ACF/EDIF design and local dependencies to a fresh temporary directory; enable original MAX+plus II EDIF/VHDL/Verilog/AHDL writers and compile there. Return source hashes, actual compiler evidence, exported files and structured port/instance/net connectivity. Original files remain untouched. The netlist is synthesized logic; original drawing placement and source component identities can change. Supports async jobs and cancellation.

Parse a MAX+PLUS II .rpt / .summary / .pin file into structured severity counts, statuses, device, and diagnostics. Read-only.

Parse an existing MAX+PLUS II Simulator result table (.tbl) into a time-indexed trace of inputs, outputs and buried nodes, with optional expected-value checking. Read-only.

Run `maxplus2 -v` (or -h) to verify the 2002-era binary actually starts and returns on this host. Read-only and project-independent. Run this before trusting any headless compile loop: MAX+PLUS II can block forever on a modal dialog.

Copy the project directory into a new directory; preserve names and verify SHA-256 for every copied file. Default all; sources selects design extensions and explicit includePaths, avoiding old SCF/TBL/reports in large projects. Preserves originals, excludes backup stores. Does not infer external hierarchy dependencies; inspect and compile the copy.

Create an isolated directory with a named CHIP .acf, optional HDL source and END_TIME=0.0ns. Preview by default, refuse existing directories; use one directory per design.

Write, exact-patch, copy, move or delete one file. Preview by default. Existing files require expectedSha256; writes/moves/deletes preserve a recoverable backup. General binary writes are refused; use scf_edit for supported SCF scalar inputs and desktop tools for GDF drawing changes.

List sources, memories, schematics, waveforms and build artifacts under the selected project/workspace. Deterministic offset pagination, byte sizes and supported text formats are returned.

Summarize one project: .acf sections, CHIP blocks, device, pin count, compiled artifacts with timestamps, and the cleanliness of the last .rpt. Read-only.

File-first structured parsing of strict GDF text/geometry, SCF scalar/bus logic events in ns, ACF assignments, TBL traces, reports and EDIF connections. Returns original path/bytes/SHA-256 and explicit limitations. Use gdf_geometry for paginated symbol definitions/placements and netlist_export for GDF circuit connections.

Read a bounded line range and exact SHA-256 of HDL, ACF, MIF, HEX, VEC, reports or other supported text. Use nextLine to continue and expectedSha256 to avoid overwriting concurrent edits.

Restore a file from this project backup store, including binary GDF/SCF bytes. Preview by default. Requires backup SHA-256; an existing destination also requires its current SHA-256 and is backed up before restoration.