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SpecRead: A Benchmark for Measuring Whether Language Models Understand Hardware Specifications
Existing benchmarks for large language models (LLMs) in hardware design evaluate downstream artifacts such as generated RTL, assertions, or testbenches. When a model fails such a benchmark, the failure is ambiguous: it may have misread the specification, or it may have understood the specification a
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