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Claude is directed by a system prompt crafted from years of production DV work. Not textbook UVM — the kind that ships.
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The companion Learn section contains practitioner notes on SystemVerilog, arranged as a reader might arrange a working manual — foundations, intermediate matters, advanced topics, each with its own set of practice exercises.