AI-powered firmware engineering

Omen is an AI agent that writes, validates, and debugs firmware on real hardware.

SchematicDatasheetsGDBSerialCAN Analyzer

What can Omen do for me?

Generate a working driver from a datasheet

Plan and run hardware-in-loop tests

Debug from serial logs and waveforms

Write your board bringup SOP

Get a tour of any firmware codebase

Answer questions about your datasheet, in seconds

Generate a working driver from a datasheet

Plan and run hardware-in-loop tests

Debug from serial logs and waveforms

Write your board bringup SOP

Get a tour of any firmware codebase

Answer questions about your datasheet, in seconds

Tell Omen "validate the IMU pipeline at 3.84 kHz, no dropped samples over 10 minutes." It writes the test firmware, flashes it, drives your Saleae to capture the SPI traffic, parses for drops, jitter, and timing violations, and returns a pass/fail log with the offending frames pinned.

One wrong register and 99% working firmware is 100% dead. Generic harnesses ship with a toolbelt built for web apps: sloppy OCR over datasheets, no eyes on your schematic, brittle wrappers around GDB and LSP that were designed for a human who pauses and decides the next step. So the agent thrashes. Dozens of tool calls in circles, each one bloating context with noise until the detail that mattered falls out. Omen is handcrafted for firmware. The right tools for the job, called far fewer times, and the register stays right.

OMEN● ready
read datasheet → register map
trace schematic → I²C bus
write driver
flash + verify
✓ pass
tool calls1
context usage
8%
GENERIC AGENTS()
● thrashing
datasheet.pdf → 0x2ACTRL_REG10b1O11OO11ODR sel..
(gdb) info reg → timeout: no response from inferior
grep -r 'i2c_init' .!}█_>$'■
cat datasheet.pdf | head▓*.!}█_>
grep -rn 'HAL_I2C' .:◆[▓*.!}
grep 'register' *.h+?%:◆[▓*
cat datasheet.pdf | strings@|▌+?%:◆
grep -rn 'BME280' src/▒(/@|▌+?
grep -i 'address' notes.md"◇]▒(/@|
ls -la docs/-~^"◇]▒(
find . -type f -name '*.c'#;▐-~^"◇
tool calls7
context usage
12%

Install

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curl -fsSL https://install.usefirmware.com/omen/install.sh | bash
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omen login

Having trouble? Email d@usefirmware.com or debug with AI at docs.usefirmware.com.

Data security

Temporary storage, permanent deletion

We do not permanently store your uploaded documents (schematics, datasheets, etc.). We extract relevant information during processing and store it locally on your device rather than in our cloud. Read more.

On-premises deployment available

The agent runs locally on your machine. For LLM inference, we route to Anthropic, OpenAI, or self-hosted open-weight models — all under terms that prohibit training on your data. For stricter requirements, you can self-host your own inference endpoint so nothing leaves your infrastructure.

Pricing

Plus$1930 day free trialFor individuals
  • 20 datasheets/mo
  • 5 schematics/mo
  • Pay-as-you-go for extra usage
  • 300k tokens/5hr rate limit
  • 2 seats included
  • GNU Debugger + open-source tooling
Max$200For teams
  • Everything in Plus
  • Shared context across team
  • No rate limits
  • Discounted pay-as-you-go pricing
  • 5 seats included, $5/seat
  • Proprietary integrations
  • Priority support
Design services

Board bringup

Send us your schematic and datasheets. Our engineers, paired with our AI, deliver a complete BSP ready to build on.

What's included

Clock config
Pin mux
Memory map
Startup code
Peripheral drivers
External component drivers
RTOS integration
Build system

How it works

01You send schematicsShare your schematic files and datasheets for all external components.
02Omen generatesOmen reads every register map, timing diagram, and pin assignment and produces the full BSP.
03Engineers validate in SILOur firmware engineers run the BSP through software-in-the-loop testing and review the output.
04You get the repo + reportA clean git repo with the BSP and a validation report documenting every decision made.