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Designing 2.5D/3D chiplet systems requires cross-layer co-optimization across application, architecture, die, and package levels to balance latency, energy, area, and costβa challenge compounded by high-dimensional combinatorial complexity. To address this, this work proposes CHICO-Agent, the first framework to integrate large language model (LLM) agents into chiplet cross-layer optimization. CHICO-Agent employs a manager-domain multi-agent collaboration mechanism coupled with a persistent knowledge base to enable interpretable automated design exploration and auditable decision tracing. Experimental results demonstrate that CHICO-Agent discovers configurations with lower system cost compared to simulated annealing baselines while providing clear provenance of the optimization trajectory.
π Abstract
The rapid growth of large language models (LLMs) and AI workloads has pushed monolithic silicon to its reticle and economic limits, accelerating the adoption of 2.5D/3D chiplet systems. However, these systems increase design complexity by requiring co-design across multiple levels of the computing stack, including application, architecture, chip, and package. The resulting design space is highly combinatorial, with trade-offs among latency, energy, area, and cost. To address this challenge, we propose CHICO-Agent, an LLM-driven optimization framework for 2.5D/3D chiplet-based systems. CHICO-Agent maintains a persistent knowledge base to capture parameter-outcome trends and coordinates exploration through an admin-field multi-agent workflow. Compared with a simulated-annealing baseline, CHICO-Agent finds lower-cost configurations and provides an interpretable audit trail for designers.