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Merge-back of the Rubin / Kimi-K3 development branch: the portable subset that
main does not already carry. 12 commits, 19 files, +451/-30. Rebased onto
current main; everything main has since absorbed is dropped rather than
restated (see Subsumed by main below).

MoE / MegaMoE (SM107 Rubin enablement)

  • Register moe_a2a_cft_release — the only C++ change in this PR
    (thop/moe/communication/moeAlltoAllOp.cpp, +50/-1). NVLinkOneSided
    teardown already called torch.ops.trtllm.moe_a2a_cft_release to destroy the
    CFT logical endpoint while its workspace is still alive, but the op was never
    registered — the caller survived a rebase that dropped the definition. Any
    teardown of a CFT-initialized workspace therefore failed, and the endpoint
    could outlive the MNNVL virtual address it is bound to. moeA2ACftReleaseOp
    is idempotent and resets g_cft_manager only when the manager is actually
    bound to the rank region being torn down, so a manager belonging to another
    allocation survives. With the op present, the hasattr fallback in
    _release_workspace is dropped and the call is direct.
  • Rubin SM107 MoE support — PDL launch in the SiTu Triton kernel (gated on
    get_env_enable_pdl() and SM >= 90); _Pointer.__add__ in
    cute_dsl_kernels/rubin/moe/utils.py with alignment narrowed to the real
    gcd; the CFT release hook on the NVLink one-sided teardown path.
  • Bind the MegaMoE NCCL group to the executor's device — the CuteDSL
    MegaMoE bootstrap now passes device_id=current_device() to
    init_process_group, so NCCL binds to the device the executor already
    selected (base_worker.py: global_mpi_rank() % device_count, set before the
    model is built). It deliberately does not call set_device or
    local_mpi_comm(): re-deriving the device from the local rank within
    mpi_comm() can pick a different GPU (a disagg ctx+gen pair sharing one node
    would move gen from GPUs 4-7 onto ctx's 0-3) and would move only the layers
    built after that point, and local_mpi_comm()'s first call is a Split_type
    collective that must not run before the world != ep_size guard.
  • Teardown and rendezvous robustness — _release_workspace removed the
    workspace from _WORKSPACES only on the success path, so a raising
    moe_a2a_cft_release left a reusable entry behind whose endpoint state is
    unknown (by then destroy had already decremented the refcount and
    unregistered the lifecycle, so nothing would call it again). Drop it in a
    finally; the exception still propagates. Separately, the MegaMoE DeepGEMM
    rendezvous accepted the launcher environment on RANK/WORLD_SIZE alone and
    converted MASTER_PORT only afterwards, so a non-numeric port raised an
    uncaught ValueError instead of falling back to the MPI rendezvous; it is now
    parsed inside the same guard. The guard also requires the env to actually
    describe this MPI world, so a disaggregated launcher's outer world cannot be
    adopted by an inner one.
  • Mask the Rubin manual-MMA scale-factor descriptor fields —
    rubin/moe/manual_mma_128dp.compute_idesc OR'd the shifted SF-ID fields in
    without masking. Int32 is signed, so >> is arithmetic: a TMEM address with
    bit 31 set sign-extends and leaves stray high bits. Bit 31 is
    _BIT_K_SIZE_LO, so for umma_k=128 that turns k_size from 2 into 3 and the
    MMA runs the wrong K. The reference this encoding was copied from
    (cutedsl_megamoe/.../dynamic_mainloop.py) already masks both fields.
    build_static_idesc_base also accepted umma_m=64, which is not encodable
    here — it sets bit 26 (_BIT_SFA_LAYOUT), silently selecting
    SFA_128dp_Unique and discarding the caller's sfa_layout; only 128 and 256
    ever reach this copy, so the assertion now says so.
  • Cap MoE tactic profiling at the reachable token count —
    tune_max_num_tokens was bounded by moe_max_num_tokens and a per-expert
    heuristic, but not by the largest batch a forward can present.
    moe_max_num_tokens is a chunking ceiling and may be configured well above
    that, and the profiler workspace scales with it (maxM * top_k expanded
    tokens) under a raw cudaMalloc. Adds max_num_tokens * dp_size to the
    existing min(), matching what FusedMoeTRTLLMGen already does. Tactic
    selection is unaffected — the removed shapes cannot occur.

Core runtime / executor

  • DeepGemm JIT warmup bucketing — Fp8PrequantizedSwapABGemmRunner moves to
    deep_gemm_jit_warmup_buckets. A step-16 M grid over the whole range is
    required: the SM100 layout heuristic selects on ceil_div(m, block_m) with
    every candidate block_m a multiple of 16, and the last-wave-utilization
    tie-break oscillates at high M, so a coarse high-M band silently skips layouts
    that then compile mid-inference — nvcc forks under the GIL, stalling every
    attention-DP rank. The other two runners and the helper itself are already on
    main; this is the remaining call site.
  • Postproc metrics parity — propagate decoding_iter,
    avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter and cached_tokens through
    PostprocWorker.Output, so a result served by a postproc worker reports the
    same metrics as the in-process path.
  • Dynamo GC under TRTLLM_WORKER_DISABLE_GC=1 — also disable dynamo's
    post-compile gc.collect(1). With automatic GC off it walks every object
    allocated since the previous compile, costing seconds per recompile.
  • dwdp MoE resolution is model-agnostic — resolve the ConfigurableMoE
    wrapper via the already-resolved moe_module instead of hardcoding
    layer.mlp.experts. DeepSeek spells it mlp/experts; Kimi K3's
    KimiK3MoERuntime spells the same shape block_sparse_moe/routed_experts
    and has no .mlp at all. The DeepSeek path stays exactly equivalent.

KV cache and speculative decoding

  • Bound an unsplittable V2 one-model draft by max_tokens
    (_bound_unsplit_v2_draft_by_tokens) — when _split_kv_cache_budget_for_draft
    cannot model the per-manager costs (e.g. a one-model draft on a non-last PP
    rank) it returns the configs unchanged, so the draft reads the target's whole
    max_gpu_total_bytes and claims the budget a second time → OOM. In that bail
    branch only, the draft config (never the target) gets max_tokens derived from
    the budget, so its V2 quota becomes min(max_gpu_total_bytes, max_tokens * draft bytes/token) as V1 does with a shared max_tokens. A successful split —
    which since [None][feat] Weight the draft KV budget split by per-request spend #19744 weights by per-request spend — already sizes both managers
    and is left untouched; carrying a max_tokens into it would clamp the target
    below its share (e.g. GPT-OSS eagle3 VSWA, ~57 → ~19 GiB). Skipped when the
    derived value is 0 (every attention layer windowed), when the user set
    max_tokens, and for target-only, two-model, V1 and offload budgets.
  • Keep the KDA dtype cast usable under meta init — _meta_safe_cast_dtype
    read param.data before calling _cast. Reading .data dispatches
    aten.detach.default, which MetaInitMode rejects, so the cast raised
    MetaInitException before _cast could reach its own is_meta branch — the
    guard was there and unreachable. model_loader catches that, logs "Fallback to
    regular model init" at INFO and clears is_meta_init, which turns
    model.to("cuda") from the no-op its comment claims into a transfer of the
    whole model. Measured on a GB300 4-node K3 disaggregated GSM8K run: peak
    allocation 254.34 GiB against a 181.16 GiB steady state — a ~68 GiB transient,
    after which a 336 MiB allocation failed on every rank with under 150 MiB free
    of 276.62 GiB. The same line is present on origin/main at f7aeaef163, so
    this is a main defect that the Rubin branch happens to carry a fix for.
    Scope, stated because it was measured rather than assumed: removing the
    fallback removes this transient. It is not established to remove the OOM —
    the Rubin branch carries this fix, stays in meta init on all 16 ranks, and
    still OOMs on the same preset at a different call site inside weight loading,
    so expert-parallel width looks like the governing pressure there.

Test Coverage

No test-list changes are needed — all three touched test files already ride
existing CI entries:

Test file Added Registered via
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_a2a_cft.py +110 l0_cpu.yml → unittest/_torch/moe (file is pytest.mark.cpu_only)
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py +34 l0_b200 / l0_b300 / l0_h100 / l0_gb300_multi_gpus
tests/unittest/_torch/disaggregation/test_disagg_index_mapper_early_release.py +45 l0_a10.yml
tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_v2_draft_max_tokens.py (new) +101 l0_cpu.yml → unittest/_torch/executor (file is pytest.mark.cpu_only)
  • test_moe_a2a_cft.py covers CFT workspace release: the existing destroy test
    now calls destroy() twice, since rank-coordinated teardown can reach it more
    than once and a second CFT release would destroy an endpoint this communicator
    no longer owns; a new case covers the release-failure path and asserts the
    workspace is not left reusable.
  • test_moe_backend.py gains a monkeypatched MegaMoE bootstrap test: it drives
    _maybe_init_torch_dist_under_mpi as rank 3 of 8 with current_device()=2
    and asserts that set_device is never called, local_mpi_comm is never
    touched, and init_process_group gets device_id=cuda:2.
  • test_kv_cache_v2_draft_max_tokens.py drives _split_kv_cache_budget_for_draft:
    a successful split sets max_tokens on neither manager; an unsplittable budget
    bounds only the draft; zero slope, user max_tokens, target-only, two-model, V1
    and offload budgets are left alone.

Execution status. pre-commit run --from-ref origin/main --to-ref HEAD
passes. The KDA meta-init finding was measured on a GB300 4-node K3
disaggregated run (numbers above). The MoE/MegaMoE paths were not compiled or
run here — no GPU or CUDA toolchain was available while preparing this — and
SM107 cases are deliberately not registered, since upstream CI has no SM107
hardware and they would only ever skip. The multi-node bootstrap path needs a
real MPI run to validate beyond the unit test.

Subsumed by main (dropped during the rebase, not restated here)

  • deep_gemm_jit_warmup_buckets and two of its three call sites
    (fp8SwapABGemmRunner, Fp8BlockScalingGemmRunner) — already on main; only
    Fp8PrequantizedSwapABGemmRunner remained.
  • fp8_prequantized_swap_ab_gemm registration — landed via [None][feat] Rubin kernels & attention: DSV4/DSA, CuteDSL GEMM #19184.
  • The CuTe DSL compatibility shim (cute.core.ThrCopy/ThrMma, cute.make_fragment) —
    main installs the same aliases lazily via
    _torch/cute_dsl_utils.install_cutlass_dsl_compatibility(); an eager copy in
    tensorrt_llm/__init__.py was dropped after import tensorrt_llm segfaulted in
    the GH200 package sanity check.
  • CuteDslFusedMoE.run_moe_nvfp4 admitting ActivationType.SiTu — [None][feat] Kimi K3: unlock the CUTEDSL MoE backend for NVFP4 SiTU #19003, so
    fused_moe_cute_dsl.py is left byte-identical to main.
  • The cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/ tree — deleted by [None][perf] update MegaMoE kernels for Blackwell and Rubin #17956 and replaced
    with cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/, which already carries the same SM107
    work under new names (build_sm107_static_idesc_base →
    build_static_idesc_base, Sm107MegaMoEKernel →
    rubin/inference/mega/BlockScaledSwapAbMegaMoeKernel). The CuteDslFc12FusedMoE
    backend and the Rubin fused-FC12 GEMM landed upstream too.
  • The Python backend of KVCacheManagerV2 — removed by [None][refactor] BREAKING: Remove the Python backend of KVCacheManagerV2 #19154, so the
    _block_radix_tree explanatory comment and its test_block_radix_tree_stale_prune
    test were dropped; the behaviour they documented lives on in
    Block::clearStaleBlocksAfterPageUnlink on the C++ side.
  • Every other cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/ translation unit is left byte-identical to
    main. The EP-aware padded-token sizing for fp4BlockScaleMoe.cpp is under
    separate review in [None][fix] size FP4 block-scale MoE permute buffers from local_num_experts #19251: routingIndicesWarpKernel in RoutingLlama4.cu
    counts tokens ungated by isLocalExpert and writes a global expert id as the
    CTA batch index, so the smaller allocation can be written out of bounds on the
    Llama4 routing path.

Also consolidated here rather than landing separately: #19185 (mb-runtime
— disagg/KV-cache-v2 tests and the V2 draft-KV backstop) and #19186
(mb-core — JIT-warmup bucketing, postproc metrics, dynamo GC, dwdp K3
resolution). Still separate: #19273 (helix speculative verify
groups) and #19251 (FP4 block-scale permute sizing).

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  • Test cases provided for new code paths, riding existing CI entries
  • No API changes in this PR

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Walkthrough

The changes add SM107 NVFP4 MegaMoE execution, mixed-CGA scheduling, staged FC2 output, SiTU support, lifecycle cleanup, autotuner priming, and related tests. They also adjust workspace sizing and diagnostic logging.

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NVFP4 MegaMoE execution

Layer / File(s) Summary
SM107 primitives and mixed-CGA scheduling
tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/*, tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/rubin/moe/*
Adds SM107 MMA descriptors, inline PTX emission, mixed-CGA pipelines, persistent work-ID handling, fallback groups, and asynchronous flag release.
Fused kernel and FC2 staging
tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/kernel_fc12.py, .../epilogue_refactor.py, .../megamoe_kernel.py
Adds runtime SM107 selection, mixed-cluster TMA operations, scheduler wiring, staged FC2 TMA stores, and staged UBLK output handling.
Backend and runtime integration
tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/*, .../custom_ops/cute_dsl_megamoe_custom_op.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/situ.py
Registers the Rubin FC12 backend, enables SM107 eligibility, adds SiTU dispatch and weights, binds MPI devices, and adds conditional PDL handling.
Runtime lifecycle and autotuning
cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moeAlltoAllOp.cpp, tensorrt_llm/_torch/autotuner.py, .../nvlink_one_sided.py
Adds workspace-scoped CFT release, releases CFT endpoints before workspace cleanup, primes cached tactics, and sizes FP4 block-scale workspace from local experts.
Validation
tests/unittest/_torch/*, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b200.yml
Adds coverage for tactic priming, CFT cleanup, MPI device binding, SiTU correctness and kernel selection, and SiTU runner configurations.

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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Low

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  participant CuteDslFc12FusedMoE
  participant Sm107MegaMoEKernel
  participant NonClcMixedCgaSchedulerWorker
  participant PipelineTmaUmmaMixedCga
  participant SwapABFc2Epilogue
  CuteDslFc12FusedMoE->>Sm107MegaMoEKernel: launch fused FC1/FC2 kernel
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>NonClcMixedCgaSchedulerWorker: claim work ID
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>PipelineTmaUmmaMixedCga: issue mixed-CGA TMA operations
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>SwapABFc2Epilogue: store FC2 output
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🟠 Major · Add coverage for the SiTU PDL launch path. · tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/situ.py:109-121

109-121: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Add coverage for the SiTU PDL launch path.

The new default enables PDL on SM90 and later. The supplied tests do not exercise the environment gate or the GDC synchronization path.

Add a CUDA test for situ_and_mul with TRTLLM_ENABLE_PDL=1 and 0. Compare both results with the eager implementation. Use precise SM capability gating.

As per path instructions, flag “a new or changed ... runtime behavior ... with no meaningful test.”

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/situ.py` around lines 109 - 121, Add CUDA test
coverage for situ_and_mul that runs with TRTLLM_ENABLE_PDL set to both 1 and 0,
uses precise SM capability gating, and compares each result against the eager
implementation, including the GDC synchronization path.

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tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/megamoe_kernel.py (1)

248-257: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add CPU-only tests for the new constructor validation rules.

Lines 248 through 301 add four host-side rules with no test: launch_cluster_count is now mandatory, SM107 rejects epi_flag_batch values outside [1, 4], launch_cluster_count must equal mixed_cga_config.launch_cluster_cnt_merge_as_preferred, and a supplied phase_interleave hint below minimum_hint is rejected. These checks run in __init__ and need no GPU, so the SM107 hardware gap does not block coverage.

Without a test, a later change to NonClcMixedCgaConfig can silently shift the canonical cluster count and make the equality check on line 265 reject valid configurations, or accept a hint that under-covers the FC2 claim wave.

Add parameterized constructor tests under tests/unittest/_torch/moe/ that instantiate Sm100MegaMoEKernel and Sm107MegaMoEKernel and assert ValueError for: a missing launch_cluster_count, epi_flag_batch=(5, 1) on SM107, a launch_cluster_count that disagrees with the resolved preferred/fallback counts, and a phase_interleave hint one below minimum_hint. Assert that the boundary hint equal to minimum_hint is accepted.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/megamoe_kernel.py` around
lines 248 - 257, Add CPU-only parameterized constructor tests under
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/ covering Sm100MegaMoEKernel and Sm107MegaMoEKernel
validation: missing launch_cluster_count, mismatched preferred/fallback launch
counts, phase_interleave below minimum_hint, and SM107 epi_flag_batch=(5, 1).
Assert ValueError for invalid inputs and confirm phase_interleave equal to
minimum_hint is accepted, using resolved NonClcMixedCgaConfig values.

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tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/__init__.py (1)

45-58: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Document the ValueError contract. import_kernel raises ValueError for unsupported SM versions, but its docstring lists only ImportError. Add ValueError to the documented exceptions. MegaMoECuteDsl.can_implement already rejects unsupported SM versions before either caller reaches import_kernel, so no additional caller-side catch is required.

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45 - 58, Update the import_kernel docstring to document that it raises
ValueError for unsupported SM versions, alongside the existing ImportError
documentation. Do not change import_kernel behavior or add caller-side handling
in MegaMoECuteDsl.can_implement.
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Inline comments:
In `@cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moeAlltoAllOp.cpp`:
- Line 329: Add a focused CUDA/CFT regression test in the MoE A2A CFT tests that
invokes the registered moe_a2a_cft_release operator rather than mocking it,
releases the manager twice, and then reinitializes the workspace. Gate the test
precisely on the required CUDA/CFT capabilities, and cover the native
moeA2ACftReleaseOp lifecycle without changing unrelated teardown tests.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/autotuner.py`:
- Around line 1289-1290: Update the priming cache key in _prime_cached_tactics
to include p.get_opt_shapes() alongside the runner and tactic identifiers,
ensuring profiles with identical runner/tactic selections remain distinct.
Update the regression test to expect shape-inclusive keys and verify that two
profiles using the same tactic create separate cache entries.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/epilogue_refactor.py`:
- Around line 3152-3161: Update the FC2 TMA configuration validation to reject
any configuration with token_padding_block not divisible by 64 before the
epilogue indexing path uses fc2_use_tma. Preserve existing validation for
positive blocks and cluster_tile_tokens divisibility, and ensure valid
configurations retain the current token_tile_idx and gmem_subtile behavior.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/kernel_fc12.py`:
- Around line 1950-1965: Update the A and SFA calls to tma_multicast_mask to
pass self.resolved_fallback_cluster_shape_mn as the fallback cluster shape and
is_preferred_cluster as the preferred-cluster indicator, matching the B/SFB
path. Ensure both a_full_mcast_mask and sfa_full_mcast_mask use the
fallback-aware multicast pattern.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/rubin/moe/manual_mma_128dp.py`:
- Line 74: Update the UMMA_M validation near the umma_m assertion to reject 64,
since the existing m_dim packing collides with the SFA layout bit for that size;
preserve support for 128 and 256 and keep the descriptor’s caller-selected
sfa_layout unchanged.
- Around line 109-110: Mask the shifted SF-ID fields before OR-ing them into the
descriptor in the relevant MMA descriptor construction, matching the masking
behavior in compute_sm107_idesc. Update both the sfa_top and sfb_top expressions
so arithmetic right-shift sign extension cannot set unrelated descriptor bits
such as _BIT_K_SIZE_LO.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/communication/nvlink_one_sided.py`:
- Around line 567-569: Make _release_workspace exception-safe when
moe_a2a_cft_release fails: preserve the workspace’s refcount and retryable
lifecycle registration, or quarantine it so no new communicator can reuse it.
Ensure destroy() does not finalize state before release succeeds, allowing a
subsequent destroy() to retry. Add a regression test beside
test_destroy_releases_cft_manager_before_workspace_allocation covering operator
failure and recoverable cleanup.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/fused_moe_cute_dsl_fc12.py`:
- Line 132: Add a resolver eligibility check for moe_disable_finalize_fusion
before invoking CuteDslFc12FusedMoE.can_implement, rejecting configurations
where d.fused_finalize_enabled is false; keep the existing eligible result for
configurations with finalize fusion enabled.
- Line 203: Update the implementation of run_moe_nvfp4_impl used by
CuteDslFc12FusedMoENvfp4Runner to accept the inherited overlap_moe_output_memset
keyword, while ignoring it because FC12 does not use that option; preserve all
existing kernel execution behavior.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/fused_moe_cute_dsl.py`:
- Around line 959-960: Update run_moe_nvfp4_impl and the Rubin custom operator
contract to accept and forward both situ_beta and situ_linear_beta into the
Rubin SiTU kernel epilogue. Preserve existing activation_type handling and add a
numerical regression test using non-default SiTU constants to verify they reach
the kernel.
- Around line 957-973: Update run_moe_nvfp4 or its Blackwell dispatch path so
ActivationType.SiTu is rejected before selecting the Blackwell gather-activation
operator, unless that operator is explicitly extended to support SiTu. Preserve
SiTu handling for supported backends and keep the existing validation for SwiGLU
and Relu2.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/mega_moe/mega_moe_cute_dsl.py`:
- Around line 1500-1511: Update the key constructed by _prime_ladder to include
the normalized activation constants act_alpha and act_beta, matching the
identity used by Sm100MegaMoENvfp4Runner.unique_id(). Preserve all existing key
components so shape-identical layers with different activation settings receive
separate primed entries.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/mega_moe/mega_moe_deepgemm.py`:
- Around line 611-613: Update the launcher environment validation around
launcher_env_matches_mpi to parse MASTER_PORT alongside RANK and WORLD_SIZE,
reuse the parsed port for initialization, and ensure any nonnumeric MASTER_PORT
causes the MPI rendezvous fallback instead of raising ValueError.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/MOE_DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md`:
- Line 204: The MOE backend table currently presents CUTEDSL_FC12 as selectable
even though CuteDslFc12FusedMoE.can_implement rejects it pending
cute_dsl_nvfp4_fc12_fused_rubin and configuration support. Update the
CUTEDSL_FC12 entry to clearly state that the backend is currently unavailable
and should not be selected.

In `@tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_a2a_cft.py`:
- Around line 123-125: Add a second comm.destroy() invocation in the relevant
cleanup test while preserving assert_called_once_with(workspace, 3) and the
existing cleanup assertions, so repeated destruction remains idempotent and does
not access cleared workspace state.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/situ.py`:
- Around line 109-121: Add CUDA test coverage for situ_and_mul that runs with
TRTLLM_ENABLE_PDL set to both 1 and 0, uses precise SM capability gating, and
compares each result against the eager implementation, including the GDC
synchronization path.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/__init__.py`:
- Around line 45-58: Update the import_kernel docstring to document that it
raises ValueError for unsupported SM versions, alongside the existing
ImportError documentation. Do not change import_kernel behavior or add
caller-side handling in MegaMoECuteDsl.can_implement.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/megamoe_kernel.py`:
- Around line 248-257: Add CPU-only parameterized constructor tests under
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/ covering Sm100MegaMoEKernel and Sm107MegaMoEKernel
validation: missing launch_cluster_count, mismatched preferred/fallback launch
counts, phase_interleave below minimum_hint, and SM107 epi_flag_batch=(5, 1).
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The bootstrap re-selected a device from local_mpi_comm().Get_rank() and
called set_device before init_process_group. The executor has already
bound global_mpi_rank() % device_count (base_worker.py) before the model
is built, and the local rank within mpi_comm() can differ from that: for
a disaggregated ctx+gen pair sharing one 8-GPU node, the gen ranks sit on
GPUs 4-7 and were moved to 0-3, the ctx instance's GPUs. Because this
runs during model construction, layers built earlier stayed on the old
device and later ones landed on the new one.

The first local_mpi_comm() call is also a collective (Split_type), and it
ran before the world != ep_size guard that must precede any collective.

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device_id=current_device() to init_process_group so NCCL binds to the
device the executor chose. The unit test now asserts set_device is not
called, local_mpi_comm is not touched, and device_id follows
current_device().

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Follow-up to the review on the V2 draft-KV max_tokens derivation, which
is now scoped to the separate one-model draft cache.

When every attention layer is windowed, get_cache_size_per_token has a
zero slope and tokens_for_budget returns 0, so V2 got max_tokens=0 in
the case it otherwise treats as unbounded. Leave max_tokens unset then.

Move the derivation into _derive_v2_draft_max_tokens so it can be tested
without a GPU memory probe, and add CPU-only tests for the separate-draft,
target-only, zero-slope, user-provided max_tokens and V1 cases.

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The V2 draft max_tokens backstop ran in configure_kv_cache_capacity and
wrote max_tokens onto the shared config. For V2 with a separate one-model
draft, build_managers always runs the GPU budget split, which copies that
max_tokens into both split configs, so each manager's quota became
min(share, max_tokens-derived bytes). That second cap only equals the
share when the split is per-token proportional and the static and runtime
per-token costs agree. Since NVIDIA#19744 weights the split by per-request spend
it often is not: for GPT-OSS eagle3 with max_attention_window=[128, 32768]
the static cost bills the full-attention layers per token while the
runtime quota treats them as windowed, clamping the target from ~57 GiB
to ~19 GiB (reviewer simulation).

Estimation already sets its own max_tokens, and a successful split already
sizes both managers, so the backstop is only needed where the split bails
because the per-manager costs are unavailable (e.g. a one-model draft on a
non-last PP rank). Move it into that branch of
_split_kv_cache_budget_for_draft, apply it to the draft config only, and
only for max_gpu_total_bytes. The target config is never modified.

Tests now drive the split itself: a successful split sets max_tokens on
neither manager; an unsplittable budget bounds only the draft; zero slope,
a user max_tokens, target-only, two-model, V1 and offload budgets are left
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test_release_detaches_page_index_views_before_slot_reuse was ported from
the Rubin branch, where release_index_slot looped over the manager's
max_beam_width. Main's NVIDIA#17306 (beam search with the C++ KVCacheManagerV2)
changed it to loop over the sequence's own kv_cache.beam_width. The test
never set that attribute on its MagicMock, which int() reads as 1, so the
production code detached one beam while the test expected two and failed
on A10 with 3 calls against 6 expected.

Set kv_cache.beam_width = 2 and derive the expected calls from it. No
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The shim imported cutlass.cute on every `import tensorrt_llm`, right after
torch and before _init() loads the TRT-LLM native libraries. The GH200
package sanity check (GH200-PackageSanityCheck-PY312-UB2404, L0_Test-SBSA
NVIDIA#7732) segfaulted in exactly that command,
`python3 -c "import tensorrt_llm; print(tensorrt_llm.__version__)"`, on
first run and on retry; the shim was this PR's only change to the plain
import path.

It is also redundant: main already installs the same aliases (cute.core
ThrCopy/ThrMma and cute.make_fragment -> make_rmem_tensor) lazily via
_torch/cute_dsl_utils.install_cutlass_dsl_compatibility(), and the FA4 and
MSA paths carry their own copy, each called right before the code that
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The dwdp/setup.py part (resolving K3's block_sparse_moe.routed_experts)
is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
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is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
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…uncher world

A disaggregated launcher can export its outer context/generation
MASTER_ADDR/MASTER_PORT/RANK/WORLD_SIZE into each server, whose model
runs in an independent MPI world. MegaMoEDeepGemm._maybe_init_dist_from_mpi
on main trusts any fully populated launcher env and skips the MPI
rendezvous, so it initializes torch.distributed against the wrong world.

Add a mocked-MPI regression test: with an outer RANK=1/WORLD_SIZE=2 env
inside a 4-rank MPI world at rank 2, the bootstrap must broadcast a fresh
rendezvous, overwrite the stale variables and init the process group
with rank=2, world_size=4.

Depends on NVIDIA#19183: the code fix (launcher_env_matches_mpi) is carried
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moe_a2a_cft_initialize kept a single process-wide CftLeManager and
rejected a second workspace ("Only one workspace per process may use CFT
counted writes"), while the Python communicators already track
cft_initialized per shared workspace. Each workspace has its own MNNVL
allocation and needs its own logical endpoint, so keep one manager per
workspace, keyed by this rank's workspace region, and look it up from the
workspace in dispatch and combine. Main's Python side is already
per-workspace.

Depends on NVIDIA#19183: its moe_a2a_cft_release op must erase the released
workspace's entry from g_cft_managers, otherwise a recycled virtual address
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MASTER_ADDR/MASTER_PORT/RANK/WORLD_SIZE into each server, whose model
runs in an independent MPI world. MegaMoEDeepGemm._maybe_init_dist_from_mpi
on main trusts any fully populated launcher env and skips the MPI
rendezvous, so it initializes torch.distributed against the wrong world.

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inside a 4-rank MPI world at rank 2, the bootstrap must broadcast a fresh
rendezvous, overwrite the stale variables and init the process group
with rank=2, world_size=4.

Depends on NVIDIA#19183: the code fix (launcher_env_matches_mpi) is carried
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moe_a2a_cft_initialize kept a single process-wide CftLeManager and
rejected a second workspace ("Only one workspace per process may use CFT
counted writes"), while the Python communicators already track
cft_initialized per shared workspace. Each workspace has its own MNNVL
allocation and needs its own logical endpoint, so keep one manager per
workspace, keyed by this rank's workspace region, and look it up from the
workspace in dispatch and combine. Main's Python side is already
per-workspace.

Depends on NVIDIA#19183: its moe_a2a_cft_release op must erase the released
workspace's entry from g_cft_managers, otherwise a recycled virtual address
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Adopt main's moe_a2a_cft_release (NVIDIA#19183) in place of the branch's
moe_a2a_cft_destroy: same job, and destroy() already syncs the device
before teardown so the op's cudaDeviceSynchronize was redundant. The
_CFT_OWNER_SHAPE reset moves into _release_workspace beside the release.

test_moe_a2a_cft.py stays deleted, as bafb66d left it. Its two new
teardown tests have no equivalent here, so they move to
test_mnnvl_alltoall_workspace.py alongside the other workspace lifecycle
coverage.

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The FP8 swap-AB GEMMs (trtllm::fp8_swap_ab_gemm, the default FP8 block-scale
Linear on SM100/103, and trtllm::fp8_prequantized_swap_ab_gemm) have a single
tactic. They go through the autotuner only so that its pass over every
16-row M bucket compiles each DeepGEMM layout during warmup, and they set
exclude_from_cache so that a warm tuning cache cannot skip that pass
(NVIDIA#15626, then the step-16 grid of NVIDIA#18813 and NVIDIA#19183).

With JIT prefetch on, FP8LinearDeepGemmProvider builds every one of those
layouts in CPU-only helpers, without launching anything on the GPU, so the
two ops now call their single tactic directly; DeepGEMM finds each layout
on disk. The tuning pass, its exclude_from_cache and the step-16 grid stay
for every other case: prefetch off, TLLM_JIT_PREFETCH_PROVIDERS=none (no
providers, so nothing builds the layouts ahead), a DeepGEMM without the
compile-only entry point, and other architectures (SM107). The Hopper FP8
block-scaling runner keeps its grid unconditionally; prefetch does not
cover that path.

This also drops the earlier gate inside deep_gemm_jit_warmup_buckets: with
the swap-AB ops off the autotuner, nothing that prefetch covers reads the
grid, so it returns to main's step-16 grid for the runners that still tune.

TLLM_WARMUP_JIT_COVERAGE=1 restores the tuning pass with prefetch on.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
reasonsolo added a commit to reasonsolo/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2026
The dwdp/setup.py part (resolving K3's block_sparse_moe.routed_experts)
is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
  TP=1 DWDP context workers share nodes instead of taking one node each.

Signed-off-by: Lizhi Zhou <1432185+reasonsolo@users.noreply.github.com>
reasonsolo added a commit to reasonsolo/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2026
The dwdp/setup.py part (resolving K3's block_sparse_moe.routed_experts)
is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
  TP=1 DWDP context workers share nodes instead of taking one node each.

Signed-off-by: Lizhi Zhou <1432185+reasonsolo@users.noreply.github.com>
reasonsolo added a commit to reasonsolo/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2026
The dwdp/setup.py part (resolving K3's block_sparse_moe.routed_experts)
is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
  TP=1 DWDP context workers share nodes instead of taking one node each.

Signed-off-by: Lizhi Zhou <1432185+reasonsolo@users.noreply.github.com>
reasonsolo added a commit to reasonsolo/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Oct 16, 2026
The dwdp/setup.py part (resolving K3's block_sparse_moe.routed_experts)
is carried by NVIDIA#19183 and is not repeated here; K3 DWDP needs it at
runtime.

- KimiK3MoERuntime no longer rejects DWDP outright. DWDP collects the
  expert weights after loading, which K3's packed-checkpoint streaming
  produces unchanged, so it is allowed on the backends that declare
  supports_dwdp: CUTEDSL and CUTEDSL_FC12. MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL stays excluded
  because its post-load packing has not been checked against DWDP.
- submit_dwdp.py honours hardware.compact_packing like submit.py does, so
  TP=1 DWDP context workers share nodes instead of taking one node each.

Signed-off-by: Lizhi Zhou <1432185+reasonsolo@users.noreply.github.com>
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