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Eclipse Atesor™

Eclipse Atesor™ documentation

Eclipse Atesor™ is an open-source agentic framework that ports software to RISC-V. It builds each package natively on riscv64, repairs what breaks, checks that every binary is real riscv64 code, and writes a recipe that a person or a CI job can replay.

These docs take you from your first port to the internals. Read them in order, or go to the part you need.

Start here

Section titled “Start here”
What is AtesorWhat Atesor does, who it is for, and what a run gives back.
InstallInstall the .deb package or run from source, then build a sandbox.
Your first portPort zlib to riscv64 and read the recipe that Atesor writes.
TroubleshootingKnown failures, what Atesor does about each one, and what you can do.

The parts of these docs

Section titled “The parts of these docs”

Introduction

The idea, the flow from repository URL to recipe, the terms, and the current limits.

Getting Started

Requirements, install, LLM provider setup, the first port, and the output files.

Guides

Sandboxes, native RISC-V machines, performance mode, the recipe cache, batch runs, cost control and troubleshooting.

Architecture

The state graph, the shared state, the scripted layer, recovery heuristics, verification, the LLM layer and performance mode internals.

Reference

Every CLI flag, environment variable, exit code, output file and supported build system.

Contributing and Project

Development setup, tests, extension points, releases, roadmap, governance, and the story of the name.

Get help

Section titled “Get help”