The shared home for chip design.

Bring your hardest problems and your hard-won judgment. ActGen connects engineers, researchers and teams through data, tests, AI workers, custom chips, hiring and hands-on training.

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What ActGen is

Teach AGI to engineer the physical world.

Starting with chip design.

Our ambition is to amplify the finest human minds in the world into AGI, with the full richness of their thinking.

The craft is in the judgment: knowing which constraint matters, which result to distrust and what to change next. ActGen gives that expertise a place in the work itself. Set the problem, inspect the evidence, correct the attempt and explain the decision. Those lessons can become training data and tests for better AI, with attribution and sharing governed by the work's permissions.

Data

Expert reasoning, corrections and design artifacts, with the evidence and permissions behind them.

Tests

Versioned tasks and engineering criteria to measure what AI can do, and where it still needs help.

AI workers

Give an AI teammate scoped work, review its progress and bring human judgment to the decisions.

Custom chips

Bring a workload to the Silicon Factory and define a path through design, verification and sign-off.

Hiring

Find engineers through their experience, demonstrated work and accountable delivery.

Training

Build engineering skill through hands-on chip design, from first principles to work you can defend.

A shared place to build, measure and learn — with engineers setting the standard.

The hub for chip design

Versioned, ownable artifacts you can browse, publish and pull — filed by their role in the design flow rather than by modality. Blocks are silicon's own kind, and the one a general-purpose model hub has no equivalent for.

Your published work builds your public profile — every artifact, credit and signed release under your own name at /u/you.