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SANGAM: SystemVerilog Assertion Generation via Monte Carlo Tree Self-Refine

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arxiv 2506.13983 v1 pith:GIXXY5MT submitted 2025-06-11 cs.AI

SANGAM: SystemVerilog Assertion Generation via Monte Carlo Tree Self-Refine

classification cs.AI
keywords generationassertionautomaticcarloframeworkmontereasoningsangam
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Recent advancements in the field of reasoning using Large Language Models (LLMs) have created new possibilities for more complex and automatic Hardware Assertion Generation techniques. This paper introduces SANGAM, a SystemVerilog Assertion Generation framework using LLM-guided Monte Carlo Tree Search for the automatic generation of SVAs from industry-level specifications. The proposed framework utilizes a three-stage approach: Stage 1 consists of multi-modal Specification Processing using Signal Mapper, SPEC Analyzer, and Waveform Analyzer LLM Agents. Stage 2 consists of using the Monte Carlo Tree Self-Refine (MCTSr) algorithm for automatic reasoning about SVAs for each signal, and finally, Stage 3 combines the MCTSr-generated reasoning traces to generate SVA assertions for each signal. The results demonstrated that our framework, SANGAM, can generate a robust set of SVAs, performing better in the evaluation process in comparison to the recent methods.

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