Your design
stays yours.

Silver reads local build files. Nothing is uploaded by the tool. You decide if and when to share prepared output with another service.

Local first. Your choice at the edge.

Build files are parsed on your machine. The app creates a compact report and a complete report bundle. You review and choose what to copy into an AI chat.

INPUTVivado reports + logs
LOCALParse and summarize
YOUR ACTIONReview and copy
YOUR AIPaste if you choose
Silver does not call Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Grok. An AI service receives content only if you choose to paste it there.

No hidden upload.

  • No account system, cloud service, or telemetry exists in the current tool.
  • Reports are written to your project/build folder and remain under your control.
  • The AI handoff is manual. Review the report and the provider’s own data policy before pasting.
  • Optional ntfy.sh push alerts contain stage and result words only, never project names.

The app has optional network features only when you use phone control or enable ntfy notifications.

Remove identifying paths.

Optional redaction can remove your user name, host name, and folder paths from prepared output. Review the report before sharing: design identifiers, signal names, and other sensitive details may still remain.

Redaction does not anonymize the design itself or guarantee that a third-party AI provider will not retain pasted data.

Your laptop serves the page.

The phone page is served by the laptop and is intended for a private LAN or Tailscale connection. It uses a pairing secret, binds to one selected network address, and can read only four generated report files: report, graph, comparison, and trend.

Pairing protects the page with a random secret cookie, limits failed attempts, checks the Host header, and requires a custom header on actions. The phone can request analysis of the watched project; it cannot run arbitrary commands.

LAPTOP / ONE NETWORK INTERFACE QR PAIRING SECRET PHONE
READ ALLOWLIST: REPORT · GRAPH · COMPARISON · TREND NO CLOUD RELAY
Network note: plain HTTP on a home LAN can be read by other devices on that network. For access away from home, use Tailscale, which encrypts the connection.

Optional ntfy.sh notifications send only stage and result text. The topic acts as a secret; keep it private.

Direct downloads, no signup.

This site does not collect names or email addresses for downloads and has no accounts, analytics, or third-party cookies. Download buttons link directly to the published Silver GitHub release, where GitHub handles the file request. The hosting provider may process ordinary website request logs under its own policy.

Tested honestly.

The widget is Windows-first and the command-line tools are Python. The founder has tested the tool on personal projects with Vivado 2024.1. Other versions and outside projects have not yet been validated. The installer is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn.

Security contact: bvsrvaibhav@gmail.com.

Phone setup guide, LAN and Tailscale included