Platform

Reasoning that proposes. Rules that decide.

The architecture exists to enforce one property: no path from a requirement to a verdict is allowed to bypass a deterministic check.

Architecture

Four layers, in order.

Each layer has a job it is allowed to do and a job it is not. That boundary is what makes the output defensible.

Layer 01Evidence

Evidence layer

Datasheets, application notes, design rules and internal standards, indexed so that a retrieved parameter carries a pointer back to the document and section it came from. A value that cannot be traced does not enter the model.

Parameter extraction Source citation Internal design rules Lifecycle data
Layer 02Reasoning

Reasoning layer

Interprets the requirement, proposes candidate architectures and parts, assembles the evidence a check will need, and explains the result in engineering language. It is explicitly not permitted to issue the verdict — that authority sits one layer down.

Requirement interpretation Candidate generation Evidence assembly Explanation
Layer 03Verification

Deterministic verification engine

Rules over the model: ratings, margins, budgets, derating policy and physics relationships. The same inputs always produce the same verdict. If a rule is missing an input, it returns Blocked and names what it needs — it never substitutes a typical value.

Rating checks Margin & derating Budget checks Reproducible results
Layer 04Graph

Dependency graph

The record of what every decision rests on. It is what turns a change into a precise impact set, what lets verification results be invalidated automatically when an input moves, and what makes a design readable backwards months later.

Decision nodes Dependency edges Impact computation Invalidation Change history
Control flow

The path a decision has to take.

Engineerstates the problem
Requirementcaptured with provenance
Reasoning Layerproposes, never concludes alone
Datasheets Constraints Physics Dependencies Design rules
Deterministic Verificationrules decide the outcome
Passwith evidence
Blockwith the missing input named
Fig. 01 — Control flow Every verdict passes through verification
Deployment

Built for engineering organisations.

Hardware design data is commercially sensitive. Deployment options, data handling and integration surface are being defined alongside early engineering partners — we will describe them here once they are settled rather than before.

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Design data boundaries

How project data is stored, segregated and retained is a first-order requirement for this category, not a settings page.

Being defined
02

Internal knowledge

Organisations carry their own design rules, approved-parts lists and derating policies. The evidence layer is designed to accept them.

In development
03

Toolchain integration

Suyantra is a reasoning layer, not a replacement for your EDA toolchain. Integration points are being scoped with early partners.

Scoping
No certification or compliance claims are made on this page. Where a commitment does not yet exist, we say it is being defined rather than implying it is in place. If you have specific requirements, raise them with us directly.
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Working with early engineering partners.

If your organisation has requirements around data handling or toolchain integration, tell us now — it shapes what we build.