/gf-detect

name: gf-detect
description: Scan codebase for missing IP blocks, stubs, and CDC issues
argument-hint: "[--auto-fill] [--cdc-only] [path]"
allowed-tools:
  - Bash
  - Read
  - Write
  - Glob
  - Grep
  - Task
  - AskUserQuestion

GateFlow IP Detection Command

Scan your hardware codebase for missing modules, IP opportunities, and CDC violations.

Usage

/gf-detect                    # Full scan of rtl/ directory
/gf-detect --auto-fill        # Scan and auto-fill with user approval
/gf-detect --cdc-only         # Only check for CDC violations
/gf-detect src/               # Scan specific directory

What It Finds

1. **Missing modules** — Instantiated but never defined 2. **Stub modules** — Defined but empty (TODO/FIXME markers) 3. **IP opportunities** — Ad-hoc code that could use verified IP blocks 4. **CDC violations** — Clock domain crossings without synchronizers 5. **Vendor IP** — Vendor primitives that have open-source alternatives

Output

Shows a report with:

• Module dependency graph
• Missing implementations with suggested IP blocks
• CDC issues ranked by severity
• Auto-fill options (if --auto-fill flag)

Auto-Fill Mode

With `--auto-fill`, after showing the report: 1. Presents each gap with a suggested action 2. Asks user to approve/skip each one 3. Dispatches agents to implement approved actions 4. Runs lint on all new code 5. Reports final status