What is Silogy?
An AI verification engineer that root-causes chip test failures.
Who is Silogy best for?
Silogy is best for chip verification teams that lose hours debugging failing simulation tests and want an agent to find the root cause.
Debugging failing chip tests
Viv reads the code, log files, waveforms and other output of a failing run and suggests where the bug is, citing the code and waveforms it used.
Teams that keep design data in-house
Viv runs fully on-premise on your own Linux servers, so design files and test data never leave your machines.
Regression runs and CI
It is a command-line tool that can be pointed at a single test run or added to an existing CI/CD workflow.
Choosing your own model
Language model access is bring-your-own-key: Claude, OpenAI models, any OpenAI-compatible or vLLM server, or a signed-in Claude Code CLI.
How much does Silogy cost?
Silogy does not publish prices: its Viv agent needs a Viv licence, arranged through a demo booking, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
Silogy has no pricing page: the site offers only a demo booking, and the setup docs say Viv needs a Viv licence key plus your own language model credentials, so model usage is paid to that provider. Plans and current prices are on silogy.io.
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Questions about Silogy
What does Silogy's Viv need to run?
Viv runs on an x64 Linux machine with glibc 2.28 or newer, installs as a command-line tool, and needs a Viv licence key plus an API key for Claude, an OpenAI model, an OpenAI-compatible server or vLLM; a signed-in Claude Code CLI also works.
Who is Silogy for?
Silogy is best for chip verification teams that lose hours debugging failing simulation tests and want an agent to find the root cause.
Is Silogy free?
No. Silogy is a paid tool.
Where can I try Silogy?
On its official website, silogy.io.







