firmforge
Provides a complete firmware verification toolchain for Arduino boards (ATmega2560 and ATmega328P), enabling board detection, static analysis, compilation with avr-gcc/ArduinoCore-avr, flashing via avrdude, and serial verification of firmware output.
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Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
FirmForge
English · 中文(README_CN.md)
FirmForge is an MCP-based firmware verification toolchain for MCU development with AI coding agents. It provides a five-stage hardware pipeline — Detect, Review, Build, Flash, Verify — and exposes the stages to agents as MCP tools (ff_detect, ff_context, ff_build, ff_run, ff_flash, ff_monitor).
The toolchain compiles firmware with a real compiler (avr-gcc / ArduinoCore-avr), programs the target with avrdude, and verifies the result via serial readback. Code generation is out of scope.
Pipeline
Stage | Description | Failure handling |
S1 Detect | Board identification via avrdude chip-signature probe; USB VID/PID and workspace inference as fallbacks | Blocking |
S2 Review | Static analysis: cppcheck, register/bitfield validation against the chip knowledge base, confidence scoring | Non-blocking |
S3 Build | Compile to firmware.hex: bare-register C (avr-gcc, | Blocking |
S4 Flash | avrdude programming (ATmega2560 uses | Blocking |
S5 Verify | Serial readback with pattern matching; live browser panel | Non-blocking |
Related MCP server: Chiplab
Supported Targets
Board | MCU | Notes |
| ATmega2560 | 202 registers in knowledge base (incl. GCC aliases) |
| ATmega328P (UNO/Nano) | 91 registers in knowledge base |
Custom boards are supported via --boards-dir.
Installation
Requirements: Python ≥ 3.10. Hardware is required only for the Flash and Verify stages.
pip install git+https://github.com/NotchStone/firmforge.git
ff setupff setup downloads and installs avr-gcc, avrdude, cppcheck, and ArduinoCore-avr to ~/.firmforge/. Re-running is idempotent.
For MCP support (agent integration):
pip install "firmforge[mcp] @ git+https://github.com/NotchStone/firmforge.git"Stable wheels are attached to GitHub Releases.
A China mirror is available on Gitee: see README_CN.md (中文).
Usage
# Detect connected board
ff detect
# Review + compile only (no hardware required)
ff build arduino_mega --app path/to/source
# Full pipeline on hardware
ff run arduino_mega --app path/to/source --expected "Hello World"
# Flash a pre-built hex
ff flash arduino_mega --firmware firmware.hexMCP Server
Register the server with your agent (CodeBuddy, Cursor, Claude Desktop, ...):
{
"mcpServers": {
"firmforge": {
"command": "python",
"args": ["-m", "firmforge.adapters.mcp_server"],
"cwd": "/path/to/your/firmware/project"
}
}
}Agent workflow: query ff_context for register/pin references before writing firmware, then ff_run to compile, flash, and verify. Bundled data (board definitions, chip knowledge, toolchain manifests) is resolved from inside the package; the server runs from any working directory.
Development
pip install -e .[test,mcp]
pytestLicense
MIT © FirmForge Contributors
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