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Use Quartus II 9.1 via MCP for FPGA setup, simulation, compilation, and programming.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "quartus91-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use quartus91-mcp to create a Quartus II 9.1 project for a 4-bit counter, target a Cyclone device, add the top-level Verilog file, verify constraints, run a full compilation, and summarize the key report results.
A project creation and compilation summary, including resource usage, timing, and error or warning highlights.
Based on the board specification, use quartus91-mcp to assign pins for the top-level module clock, reset, 4 LEDs, and 2 buttons, generate the corresponding constraints, and check for conflicts or unassigned pins.
Pin assignment results, generated constraint details, and a check summary for conflicts or missing assignments.
Use quartus91-mcp to generate simulation waveforms for the current design, run a functional simulation, read the simulation results, and if compilation succeeds, program the generated file to the connected device while reporting each step's status.
A summary of simulation waveforms and results, device programming status, and diagnostic details for any failed step.
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