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  • 01

    RDK-Accelerator Unit Test

    A workflow that generates L1 unit test cases for RDK components directly from the codebase, reducing manual test-authoring effort.

  • 02

    Patch Migration Assistant

    An automated KAVIA workflow that ingests target RDK 8 baselines to analyze, refactor, and register legacy RDK Broadband patches into build-ready Yocto recipes.

  • 03

    Onboarding into RDK: RDK-V

    A structured component-wise onboarding guide covering RDK-V architecture, the Thunder framework, RDK services, media components, and debugging.

  • 04

    RDK Failure Diagnosis and Test Accelerator

    A KAVIA-powered demonstration that diagnoses real RDK Broadband defects from logs and code, generates evidence-backed root cause analyses, and produces verified regression tests.

  • 05

    Yocto Upgrade Impact Analyser

    Migrates the RDK-B Yocto build stack from Kirkstone to Wrynose by analyzing layer impacts, porting metadata and patches in stages, and documenting the process.

  • 06

    Onboarding into RDK: RDK Bluetooth Flow

    A component-wise onboarding guide covering the RDK Bluetooth stack, BlueZ, Bluetooth Core/Manager, service integration, and troubleshooting.

  • 07

    Onboarding into RDK: RDK-B

    A structured component-wise onboarding guide covering RDK-B architecture, core middleware components, source-code flow, and practical use cases.

  • 08

    Shell to C/C++ Migration-Plan

    Defines a structured migration approach for converting RDK-B Shell service scripts to C/C++, identifying candidates and preparing a validation plan.

  • 09

    Cross-repo dependencies mapping

    An end-to-end audit of the 16 repository RDK-B stack, mapping dependencies, TR-181 ownership, HAL compatibility, and Kirkstone-to-Wrynose migration.

  • 10

    Unified Wi-Fi Mesh (UWM)

    An RDK-based implementation of Wi-Fi EasyMesh, enabling coordinated management and communication between multiple Wi-Fi access points through Controller and Agent components. Using KAVIA, the project demonstrates automated codebase understanding, architecture discovery, dependency mapping, and generation of a comprehensive Code Wiki for easier developer onboarding and maintenance.

  • 11

    RDK Services Overview

    A KAVIA-powered deep dive into RDK Services, Rialto, and Reboot Manager for a pay-TV/broadband STB and gateway deployment, with a real defect RCA and remediation.

  • 12

    prplOS

    A walkthrough of a real broadband-operator deployment scenario on the prplOS codebase, covering architecture understanding, CodeWiki generation, RCA, and remediation.

  • 13

    AAOS

    A KAVIA demonstration on Google's CarService (AAOS) codebase, showing architecture understanding and documentation tailored to the Android Automotive platform.

See it in action

A quick look before you dive in

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Chat

See the project's chat, with preloaded prompts and KAVIA's responses already there.

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Code Editor

Browse the project repositories directly in the editor.

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CodeWiki

See the detailed specifications and insights KAVIA generates.

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Documentation

View every generated document in one place, and export as Markdown or HTML.

How it works

Three steps, no setup on your end

Browse a real open-source repo with pre-run prompts and a populated CodeWiki.

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Sign up to prompt

Enter your email and password, then confirm the code sent to your inbox. You'll get your own private copy of the session with 50,000 credits to prompt with.

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Prompt, then request a pilot

Use your credits to prompt KAVIA. Once they run out, you'll see an option to request a pilot.