I buy private HDL repositories.

I am looking for existing, private, unique HDL / RTL / FPGA / verification repositories that you personally own and can commercialize.

These repos are used to build private chip-design AI/RL environments for design, verification, debugging, and optimization.

Hard requirements

• You own the repo or clearly have the right to commercialize it.
• The repo is private and unique.
• The repo is not open source.
• The repo is not a fork, copy, rewrite, or lightly modified version of an open-source project.
• The repo is not client work, employer code, NDA code, customer code, third-party IP, or copied IP.

What I buy

• RTL/design source: Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL, Chisel, generators, FPGA projects.
• Verification: testbenches, UVM, cocotb, assertions, formal checks, coverage plans.
• Tool flows: simulation, synthesis, lint, timing, Makefiles, CI, Docker, Vivado, Quartus, Verilator, Icarus, Questa.
• Design intent: specs, architecture notes, register maps, interface docs, setup instructions.
• History: commits, issues, bug fixes, TODOs, failed attempts, engineer notes, known failures.

Good fit

• Original private engineering work.
• Enough source, tests, scripts, docs, and history to become realistic engineering tasks.
• Another engineer could eventually run it and get a pass/fail signal.

Not a fit

• Open-source projects, public forks, public tutorials, copied examples, or derivative repos.
• Client work, employer code, NDA code, customer code, third-party IP, or copied IP.
• Only screenshots, only a PDF, only a bitstream, or claims without a repo.
• New work from scratch. I am buying existing repos, not commissioning new RTL right now.

Send this

1. What the project does.
2. Languages and tools used.
3. Whether you own it and can commercialize it.
4. Why the repo is private and unique.
5. What tests, scripts, docs, and setup instructions exist.
6. Whether it has Git history, bug fixes, issues, TODOs, or multiple versions.
7. Whether another engineer can run it and see pass/fail behavior.

Process

Summary first. If it looks promising, we do a paid packaging or diligence step. If ownership, uniqueness, and technical quality are clean, we discuss commercial terms.

Start with a short summary. Repo access comes later if there is a fit.

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Email: mo@trycollate.ai or Telegram: @youngmoo1.