Agentic Architect: An Agentic AI Framework for Architecture Design Exploration and Optimization
Alexander Blasberg, Vasilis Kypriotis, Dimitrios Skarlatos

TL;DR
Agentic Architect leverages large language models and simulation to automate and optimize computer architecture design, achieving significant performance improvements over existing methods.
Contribution
This paper introduces the first open-source agentic AI framework that combines LLM-driven code evolution with simulation for architecture design exploration.
Findings
Evolved cache replacement design outperforms LRU by 6.2% IPC speedup.
Evolved branch predictor achieves 10% IPC speedup over Bimodal.
Evolved prefetcher improves IPC by 76% over no prefetching.
Abstract
Rapid advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) create new opportunities by enabling efficient exploration of broad, complex design spaces. This is particularly valuable in computer architecture, where performance depends on microarchitectural designs and policies drawn from vast combinatorial spaces. We introduce Agentic Architect, an agentic AI framework for computer architecture design exploration and optimization that combines LLM-driven code evolution with cycle-accurate simulation. The human architect specifies the optimization target, seed design, scoring function, simulator interface, and benchmark split, while the LLM explores implementations within these constraints. Across cache replacement, data prefetching, and branch prediction, Agentic Architect matches or exceeds state-of-the-art designs. Our best evolved cache replacement design achieves a 1.062x geomean IPC speedup…
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