Your AI agent can develop firmware on its own, because Agentic HIL closes the loop with real hardware: it flashes, resets and drives UART and CAN on a real board through a local MCP server, under a policy file you keep, and a human reviews the pull request. This host serves the installer and llms.txt, mirrored from the repository.
Start with the STM32 starter, three steps on a Nucleo-F446RE. The README shows a recorded run, the docs cover every install path and the safety model, and the package is agentic-hil on PyPI.
curl -LsSf https://agentic-hil.github.io/install.sh | sh
powershell -c "irm https://agentic-hil.github.io/install.ps1|iex"
install.sh and install.ps1 are byte for byte the ones on the repository's default branch. Each release publishes their SHA-256 as assets, so a copy can be checked before it is run: see the README.