Vide is a fully open-source modern SystemVerilog coding IDE developed by the PASCAL Research Group at Nanjing University, designed to make hardware design feel as fluid as software development. Vide brings more than a dozen code analysis capabilities that traditional hardware IDEs often lack, such as precise completion, annotations, automatic refactoring, and semantic highlighting. With Vide, hardware developers can understand, write, and maintain Verilog/SystemVerilog code more efficiently.

Online experience, installation guides, and the user manual are available in the Vide User Guide.

If you run into problems or want to contribute, please use GitHub Issues and Pull Requests.

Vide is licensed under the MIT License.

Vide uses slang for SystemVerilog parsing and diagnostics. slang is licensed under the MIT License.

Vide's formatting feature can call Verible verible-verilog-format. Verible is licensed under Apache License 2.0.