1. You Ask
"Simulate a Graphene-Copper interface at 350K."
The physics engine that bridges the gap between EDA design and atomic reality. Stop the $50M re-spin before it happens.
$ pip install mcg-agent
At 3nm and below, continuum simulations (FEM) break down. They assume heat flows like water, but at the nanoscale, it scatters like particles.
Traditional tools miss these quantum effects, leading to a 100K blind spot in your thermal budget. The result? Thermal throttling, dark silicon, and catastrophic re-spins.
Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), MaterialsCodeGraph gives LLMs the "hands" to run complex physics simulations autonomously.
"Simulate a Graphene-Copper interface at 350K."
The Agent generates input files, routes tasks to Quantum Espresso & Kaldo, and manages dependencies.
You get a verified Thermal Conductivity map and reliability report.
We believe the "Physics Kernel" should be a public good. The core agent and interface definitions are Open Source and free for academic use.
In the enterprise, "black boxes" are liability. MCG tracks the Full Ancestry of every simulation result from the specific commit of the code to the exact GDS file version.
MaterialsCodeGraph began as the internal physics engine for DVNC Labs, a deep-tech consultancy. Our founder was the lead developer of kALDo, the industry-standard open source framework for phonon transport.
We built this platform to solve our own consulting bottlenecks. Now, it's open to the world.
Join the waitlist for the Enterprise Cloud platform, or start using the open-source CLI today.
For enterprise deployments or questions: hello@materialscodegraph.com