IP cores
1 true IP core documented in /data/cores.json.
About
About AccelFury
Portable FPGA IP cores, an open Rust toolchain (af) and evidence-first hardware acceleration work. Every public claim is backed by a repo, test or measurement.
Public surface
GitHub footprint
4 public repositories at https://github.com/AccelFury: 1 true IP core, 1 toolchain, 1 template repository, plus the org profile.
Toolchain
af — Rust CLI for manifests, simulation, lint and packaging.
Template repo
core-template is a starter repository and example surface, not a catalog core.
Releases
0 GitHub releases. Reviewable evidence lives in the repos.
Repository templates
Templates
Templates are listed separately so the IP catalog stays reserved for reusable cores.
core-template
Production-style FPGA IP repository template with af_mod_add modular-addition example, registries, checks and board metadata.
- Starter repository and example flow.
- Board matrix entries are scaffolding until evidence is attached.
- Generated IP still needs project-specific verification.
Tooling
Open toolchain
The same toolchain powers all AccelFury IP — it is the most active artifact of the organization.
af
Rust CLI for FPGA IP development: manifests, Verilator simulation, Yosys checks, FuseSoC packaging, vendor backend orchestration.
- Powers the verification-first workflow used by af-pdm-rx and core-template.
- CLI surface, JSON shapes and manifest schema may still change before v1.0.
- Primary language: Rust (~91%).
Principles
Operating principles
Claims on this site must be backed by repo-visible docs, tests, release notes or hardware evidence.
- Portable RTL stays portable and board-neutral where possible.
- Board support is evidence-gated, not implied by a wrapper name.
- Benchmarks are workload-specific and remain pending until measured.
- Research pages stay research pages until production evidence exists.
Boundary
Claim boundaries
The site avoids customer, investor, API and catalog claims that are not public.
- No named public customers or investors are listed.
- No public production API is claimed.
- No published GitHub release artifacts exist yet.
- Additional public IP cores appear only after documentation and evidence are available.