Analog circuit design remains a knowledge- and experience-intensive process that relies heavily on human intuition for topology generation and device parameter tuning. Existing LLM-based approaches typically depend on prompt-driven netlist generation or predefined topology templates, limiting their ability to satisfy complex specification requirements. We propose AnalogSAGE, an open-source self-evolving multi-agent framework that coordinates three-stage agent explorations through four stratified memory layers, enabling iterative refinement with simulation-grounded feedback. To support reproducibility and generality, we release the source code. Our benchmark spans ten specification-driven operational amplifier design problems of varying difficulty, enabling quantitative and cross-task comparison under identical conditions. Evaluated under the open-source SKY130 PDK with ngspice, AnalogSAGE achieves a 10× overall pass rate, a 48× Pass@1, and a 4× reduction in parameter search space compared with existing frameworks, demonstrating that stratified memory and grounded reasoning substantially enhance the reliability and autonomy of analog design automation in practice.
@article{arxiv.2512.22435,
title = {AnalogSAGE: Self-evolving Analog Design Multi-Agents with Stratified Memory and Grounded Experience},
author = {Zining Wang and Jian Gao and Weimin Fu and Xiaolong Guo and Xuan Zhang},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2512.22435},
year = {2025}
}