While studying RISC-V architecture, I found one practical difficulty: looking up reference information was inconvenient. Confirming an instruction's encoding often meant flipping through a lengthy spec PDF. Locating a specific CSR bit field meant jumping between documents. None of these lookups are difficult in themselves, but the constant context-switching slowed things down considerably.
So I built this tool. The idea is straightforward: instead of reproducing the specification, reorganize the content around queries. Search an instruction and see its encoding, behavior, usage scenarios, and common pitfalls together. Look up a register and find its ABI name, calling convention, and save rules alongside it. The aim is simple — whatever you need, one search brings it up.
This project is entirely free and collects no user data. If it helps your RISC-V studies even a little, that alone justifies its existence.
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