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…after entries The target builds DSpark's standalone GQA drafter as K3DSparkDrafter through the shell's _build_draft_model; the worker stays the stock DSparkWorker. K3DSparkDrafter is the stock GQADSparkForCausalLM with dflash_forward taking a decode block on the catalog's drafter entries: per layer, the q / k / v projection on the drafter_qkv GEMV site, attention/k3_drafter_attn_qknorm (the q / k RMSNorm, NeoX RoPE and the block's attention over its paged context and its own k / v in one launch, without storing the block's k / v), the output projection on drafter_o and gate / up and down (SiLU-and-mul fused) on drafter_gate_up / drafter_down, each row-parallel output then reduced by its module's all-reduce. The norms and residual adds stay the stock modules'. Every other block runs the stock dflash_forward: a split the attention entry does not certify (DRAFTER_ATTN_SPLITS mirrors its contract), another backend, head layout, RoPE base, epsilon or MLP, a cache layout the kernel does not read, or an attention compile key that has not run eagerly when under CUDA-graph capture. The stock drafter classes and the builder's checks are declared in UNCERTIFIED_GENERIC_CALLS, the new ops in REQUIRED_TRTLLM_OPS. cache_derived_state hands the decode GEMVs' state to the drafter. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…he stock block forward One GPU at one TP16 rank's drafter shapes (6 / 1 heads of 64, hidden 7168, MLP width 896, 64-row context pages), two layers: every split attention/k3_drafter_attn_qknorm certifies runs the entry once per layer and matches DFlashForCausalLM.dflash_forward on the same module and context, with the torch GEMMs and with the decode GEMV sites (taken at up to 8 rows, declined above), and leaves the cache untouched; an uncertified split runs the stock forward bit for bit; under capture the entries take a block only once its compile key ran eagerly; a weight changed between the two forwards fails the comparison. Listed in l0_b200.yml next to the decode GEMV test. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
DSpark's draft block under shift_label is max_draft_len tokens (7 at max_draft_len 7), not max_draft_len + 1, so every DSpark decode step calls k3_drafter_attn(_qknorm) with T = 7. The op test and both catalog entries' tests now run R x 7 for R = 1..8 alongside the splits they already certify. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
The op test's list names each split's source (R T <= 8 short blocks, DFlash's R x 8, DSpark's R x 7) instead of "every split the engine schedules", its docstring says "the splits", and the catalog tests' R x 7 comment sits above SPLITS. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…ies R x 7 attention/k3_drafter_attn and attention/k3_drafter_attn_qknorm add 1x7 to 8x7 to their certified splits (DSpark's block at max_draft_len 7). Receipts on sm_100 (GB200, the k3rest build ed82d3435b with these tests): k3_drafter_attn 36 tests passed (the 16 splits at both head layouts, table forms, graph replay, the out-of-contract refusals), k3_drafter_attn_qknorm 16 passed; the op test 105 passed. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
… 7 blocks DRAFTER_ATTN_SPLITS gains 1x7 to 8x7, now certified by the attention entries, so a dspark7 block (7 tokens per request under shift_label) runs on the drafter entries. The drafter test's uncertified split is 4 x 4. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…rows The source lints that keep the Kimi K3 kernels' cluster-scope mailbox waits and tcgen05 thread-sync fences list only the GEMV, MoE and sandwich kernels. The KDA (k3_kda_attn, k3_kda_decode, k3_kda_verify), MLA (k3_mla_attn, k3_mla_q) and drafter (k3_drafter_attn) kernels these rows were written for came in other changes, and their rows were left out: - test_k3_cluster_waits.py: their st.async mailboxes, and k3_mla_attn's no_cluster block, whose waits are on the CTA's own arrival; - test_k3_tcgen05_fences.py: the five KDA and MLA kernels. All six kernels already pass both lints; the rows keep them that way. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…256) test_tp8_sharded_forward_matches_whole_expert becomes test_tp_sharded_forward_matches_whole_expert at TP8 and TP16. At TP16 each rank's slice of an expert is 192 intermediate values, which the MXFP4 quant method zero-pads to 256 (the weight alignment) and runs as 192 valid. The sum of the 16 shard outputs must match the whole expert's output within the bf16 band, as the 8 shards' sum does. This is the expert layout of the Kimi K3 tp16_moetp16ep1 target. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
A decode step of a hybrid Mamba model uploaded its recurrent-state metadata on every step, even when the batch had not changed: the V2 manager's state indices (prepare_resources), the dummy-request mask (twice per step on the V2 manager: from prepare_resources and from get_state_indices) and Mamba2Metadata's copy of the state indices. Each is a small host-to-device copy on the execution stream between two CUDA graph replays, and the manager's two first allocate fresh pinned staging. Each of these buffers has one writer, so they now go through copy_to_device_if_changed, as the speculative engine's per-step inputs already do: a step whose values did not change enqueues no copy. test_v2_state_index_setup_skips_unchanged_uploads and test_prepare_skips_an_unchanged_state_index_upload overwrite the device buffers after a first step, then check that an unchanged step leaves them alone and that a changed step uploads again. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…b200 Every test in test_k3_mla_decode_view.py is cpu_only and uses CPU tensors. GPU stages run unittests with -m "not cpu_only" (jenkins/L0_Test.groovy), so its l0_b200 entry collected nothing. The entry moves to l0_cpu.yml, whose stage runs -m cpu_only. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
The mnnvl_fusion_allreduce and mnnvl_allgather_split catalog entries are certified on sm_100 only (their contracts carry sm_100 receipts), but their collected op-matrix tests had no SM guard, so a multi-GPU list that collects the modeling_v2 comm directory (l0_gb300_multi_gpus) would run them on sm_103. They now skip off sm_100 with the module-level guard the Kimi K3 comm entries use. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…b200 Every test in test_k3_mla_decode_view.py is cpu_only and uses CPU tensors. GPU stages run unittests with -m "not cpu_only" (jenkins/L0_Test.groovy), so its l0_b200 entry collected nothing. The entry moves to l0_cpu.yml, whose stage runs -m cpu_only. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…in l0_b200 The Kimi K3 routing tests and the claims check that a target's generic path declares every stock import are collected only by l0_b300's unittest/_torch/modeling_v2 entry, and waives.txt skips that entry as a whole (nvbugs/6853741), so no CI stage runs them. None of them is cpu_only, so B200's "not cpu_only" stage runs them. l0_b200 selects them by -k and by node id, so the files' other tests stay under the waiver. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…hem in l0_b200 The Kimi K3 targets' construction checks and the drift check of tp16_moetp16ep1's copied modules are collected only by l0_b300's unittest/_torch/modeling_v2 entry, and waives.txt skips that entry as a whole (nvbugs/6853741), so no CI stage runs them. Neither file is cpu_only, so B200's "not cpu_only" stage runs them. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…in l0_b200 The Kimi K3 routing tests and the claims check that a target's generic path declares every stock import are collected only by l0_b300's unittest/_torch/modeling_v2 entry, and waives.txt skips that entry as a whole (nvbugs/6853741), so no CI stage runs them. None of them is cpu_only, so B200's "not cpu_only" stage runs them. l0_b200 selects them by -k and by node id, so the files' other tests stay under the waiver. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…copy The tp16_moetp4ep4 target gains its DSpark drafter (K3DSparkDrafter, which _build_draft_model builds) and the drafter's four decode GEMV sites (drafter_qkv, drafter_o, drafter_gate_up and drafter_down, on k3_ctm_gemv_long, k3_ctm_gemv and k3_ctm_gemv_swiglu), with their REQUIRED_TRTLLM_OPS and UNCERTIFIED_GENERIC_CALLS entries. The copy here takes them: decode_gemv.py byte for byte, and the changes to modeling.py outside route B's blocks. This target decodes without speculation: a speculative decoding config fails construction before the one-engine shell would build a drafter, so K3DSparkDrafter and _build_draft_model are never reached here. The module docstring's block keeps route B's paragraph on that in place of tp16_moetp4ep4's and adds that the drafter stays as tp16_moetp4ep4 has it. No decode GEMV site this target takes changes. _width is a site's k except at the SiLU-and-mul site (drafter_down), and the new _run branches run only the ctm and swiglu kernels, which only the drafter sites name. K3DecodeGemvs.create warms every site, so this target now also compiles and runs the four drafter sites once on zero weights at startup, as tp16_moetp4ep4 does; nothing calls them here. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…markov kernels Three CuTe DSL kernels for the DSpark speculative decode step and their tests: - trtllm::k3_spec_accept: the step's acceptance against vocabulary- sharded target logits (a cross-rank top-1 exchange instead of the logits all-gather), the block-table decode, the KV lengths and the drafter's inputs in one launch; - trtllm::k3_ctx_kv: every drafter layer's context K / V for the step's accepted rows written into the paged pool in one launch; - trtllm::k3_markov: the vanilla-Markov draft chain over the vocabulary-sharded draft logits, with the per-position greedy exchange across the ranks. The worker does not call them yet. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
The op's docstring now says that every CTA of the grid must be resident at once: no concurrent kernel holding SMs while it waits on the grid, and no SM cap below the grid. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…_decode The worker runs the k3_spec_accept, k3_ctx_kv and k3_markov kernels on the steps they take when a Kimi K3 target sets its k3_decode attribute. The attribute is False by default, and then every step takes the existing path. - trtllm::k3_spec_accept: a decode step (no context requests, at most 8 generation requests) with greedy strict acceptance (no rejection sampling, penalties or guided decoding), the V2 hybrid manager's KDA replay record, the draft pool's block table and an unsharded bf16 draft embedding runs the acceptance, the block-table decode, the replay record, kv_lens + 1 and the drafter's inputs (bonus tokens, positions, noise embedding) in one launch (_k3_accept_applies, _k3_accept). - target_logits keeps such a step's target logits as this rank's bf16 vocabulary shard: plain TP whose all-reduces own an MNNVL workspace, and an unquantized, bias-free, unpadded column-parallel bf16 head. The shard comes from the logits processor's own head kernel where it has one that takes the rows (lm_head_shard), else from the head's GEMM. The kernel exchanges the row maxima; the step returns "logits_vocab_shard", so the engine gathers the logits for any logits post-processor. - trtllm::k3_ctx_kv writes the drafter's context K / V of such a step into the manager-bound paged pool (fused K / V weight without bias or context norm, k_norm, NeoX RoPE from flashinfer's fp32 cache, up to 64 context tokens), checked once per token count and bound pool. - DSpark keeps the draft logits vocab-sharded and runs the Markov chain as trtllm::k3_markov (greedy drafting, plain TP over MNNVL, a bf16 column-parallel head whose shards tile the Markov vocabulary, bf16 Markov weights of the kernel's rank, a block, shard and batch the kernel splits). The kernel's tokens and next_new_tokens are the step's drafts and next inputs, and it applies the pending KV-length rewind. _draft_block_logits is the new hook for the drafter's block logits; _mask_token_id and _trained_mask_embedding resolve the mask row that both the torch path and the kernel use. test_k3_decode_worker.py (CPU, fakes): k3_decode is off by default and the logits come from the logits processors; each predicate takes an eligible step and declines a step that fails one of its conditions; the DSpark chain's drafts, next_new_tokens and rewind come from k3_markov. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…er's decode kernels - post_load_weights turns the DFlash / DSpark worker's k3_decode on (_gate_spec_worker_kernels) where this target's decode path runs: every attention all-reduce over MNNVL (the TP group's K3DecodeComm is built) and the LM head on gemm/k3_head_gemv. Off otherwise, and without such a worker nothing is set. - K3LogitsProcessor.lm_head_shard: this rank's vocabulary shard of the head kernel's logits without the gather (K3DecodeGemvs.lm_head_logits with gather False), or None where the kernel does not take the rows. The worker's vocabulary-sharded target and draft logits come from it, so they hold the values of the logits the processor gathers. The tp16_moetp16ep1 copy does not carry this change yet; until it does, test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drift fails on decode_gemv.py and modeling.py. test_kimi_k3_spec_worker_gate.py (CPU, fakes): the worker's k3_decode is on with the MNNVL decode state and the head kernel, off without either; the processor hands out the kernel's shard; gather False skips the all-gather. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…s preconditions _gate_spec_worker_kernels turns the DFlash / DSpark worker's decode kernels on only when every input their path needs exists: the TP group's collective state over MNNVL and the LM head's gemm/k3_head_gemv workspace. K3LogitsProcessor.lm_head_shard needs that workspace to produce the worker's vocabulary-sharded logits, so the workspace is a precondition of the path, not a policy choice. The docstring now says so; the code is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…ive worker gate into the copy The tp16_moetp4ep4 target turns the DFlash / DSpark worker's k3_decode on where its decode path runs (_gate_spec_worker_kernels, at the end of post_load_weights), and its LM head gains a vocabulary-sharded form (K3DecodeGemvs.lm_head_logits with gather False, and K3LogitsProcessor.lm_head_shard). The copy here takes both: decode_gemv.py byte for byte, and the changes to modeling.py outside route B's blocks, the gate's docstring on its preconditions included. This target decodes without speculation, so it has no speculative worker: _gate_spec_worker_kernels returns at once and logs nothing, and nothing calls lm_head_shard. lm_head_logits still gathers by default, so the LM head this target runs is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…f the capture buffer DFlashSpecMetadata.capture_view(layer_id, num_tokens) returns the strided view of the capture buffer that holds layer_id's tap for the first num_tokens rows, or None when the layer is not captured or there is no buffer. A kernel that produces the tap can write it there directly; what it writes is what get_hidden_states hands the drafter. The metadata of every CUDA-graph bucket shares the buffer, so it hands out the same slot. Nothing calls it yet. test_dflash_capture_view.py (CPU): the view aliases the layer's columns of the buffer and a write through it lands in that layer's slot only; a graph bucket's metadata hands out the same slot; no view for a layer that is not captured or without a capture buffer. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
… are one run The draft forward gathered the block-output rows that produce the draft logits on every step, building the slot ids each time. Those ids depend only on the step's shape, so _draft_block_hidden_states builds them once per shape, outside CUDA-graph capture, and keeps the decision. Where the ids are one run of rows (one request, or DSpark's shift_label convention with a block of K slots, e.g. T = K = 7, where each request's slots start where the previous one's end) the rows are a view of the block outputs and no gather runs. Other ids, e.g. plain DFlash's slots 1..K of a block of K + 1, keep the gather. A shape first seen under capture is gathered and not kept. test_dflash_draft_block_rows.py (CPU): for every (num_gens 1..8, K 2 or 7, block K or K + 1, shift_label) shape the rows equal the stock gather of the clamped slot ids, they are a view exactly where the ids are one run, and the decision is reused; DSpark's decode shapes are views and plain DFlash with several requests gathers; the ids are built once per shape; capture gathers an unseen shape without keeping it. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
… and l0_gb200_multi_gpus test_k3_spec_accept.py and test_k3_ctx_kv.py run on one sm_100 GPU and go in l0_b200.yml, next to the DSpark drafter attention tests. test_k3_spec_accept_sharded.py and test_k3_markov.py exchange across 4 ranks and go in l0_gb200_multi_gpus.yml, with the other Kimi K3 collective kernel tests. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…n 4 ranks test_k3_markov.py ran its checks under pytest only when pytest itself was started on two or more MPI ranks (srun -n W python3 -m pytest), so the single pytest process CI starts skipped every test. Its one pytest test now runs the file's report mode on 4 ranks of the node: a fresh interpreter starts mpirun -n 4 (pytest's own process has initialized MPI), under a deadline that kills the job's process group, and the test checks the exit code and the report's ALL PASS. The module skips with fewer than 4 SM100 GPUs. The checks and the script mode are unchanged. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
… 4 local MPI ranks The test ran only inside an MPI job (srun -n W python3 -m pytest); a single pytest process, as in CI, skipped it. pytest's one test now runs this file's launch mode in a fresh interpreter. That process runs the checks under `mpirun -n 4`, one rank per visible GPU, with a deadline that kills the process group. The test asserts exit status 0 and ALL PASS. The module skips with fewer than 4 SM100 GPUs. The checks and the srun script mode are unchanged. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…fter's fc over the TP group The DSpark drafter (K3DSparkDrafter) kept its context projection's fc replicated: every rank read the whole [7168, 35840] bf16 weight, 513.8 MB, on every step, then applied hidden_norm in a separate kernel. Where the target builds the TP group's collective state (every attention all-reduce over MNNVL; TP16 is asserted at construction), post_load_weights now hands it to the drafter (_gate_drafter_comm, use_decode_comm). The drafter then keeps only this rank's contiguous block of fc's input columns (K3FcSlice: 2240 columns, 32 MB at TP16), and project_target_hidden runs: - this rank's partial product of its columns (cuBLAS on the strided column block of the captured features); - up to a decode step's rows (8 requests of 8 tokens), the sum over the group with hidden_norm in one comm/mnnvl_fusion_allreduce call (RESIDUAL_RMS_NORM with a zero residual) on the target's MNNVL workspace, one-shot up to the decode path's 4 MiB ceiling (K3DecodeComm.allreduce_norm); - more rows (a prefill chunk): the drafter's own TP all-reduce, then hidden_norm. Without the collective state, or where fc is not a bias-free bf16 projection whose columns split evenly over the group, fc stays replicated and the projection is the stock one. A later load_weights splits fc again. test_kimi_k3_drafter_comm.py (cpu_only): the column blocks of 1, 2, 4 and 16 ranks tile fc's columns, each is its columns of the full weight, and the partial products sum to the full product; fc splits only on the collective state and where it splits evenly; the projection hands the fused all-reduce this rank's partial, a zero residual and hidden_norm, and above a decode step's rows uses the TP all-reduce; the gate hands the state to the K3 drafter only; the TP16 workspace holds up to 144 rows. test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drafter.py (sm_100): on a one-rank collective state whose all-reduce is a counted torch stand-in, the split projection matches the replicated one at 1, 8, 64 and 200 rows and takes the fused all-reduce exactly up to 64 rows. The tp16_moetp16ep1 copy does not carry this change yet; until it does, test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drift fails on decode_comm.py and modeling.py. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
… residual adds and RMSNorms in its all-reduces On the drafter entries' decode blocks, each layer ran its output and down projections' plain all-reduces, then the stock fused add + RMSNorm, and the block copied its input to start the residual. With the TP group's collective state (use_decode_comm, from the previous change), a block whose layers take it now runs each residual add and RMSNorm in the all-reduce before it: o_proj's with the post-attention norm, the MLP's with the next layer's input norm, the last layer's with the final norm. The fused all-reduces read the residual and return the updated one, so the block's input is the first residual, uncopied. - Up to 8 rows: comm/k3_sandwich_plain runs o_proj (drafter_o's arithmetic), its all-reduce, the residual add and the norm in one launch, and its SiLU-and-mul form does the same for the down projection after drafter_gate_up (drafter_down's arithmetic). K3DecodeComm.sandwich_plain calls it on the target's sandwich workspace; by the kernel's statement it is bit for bit the GEMV site followed by the MNNVL one-shot RESIDUAL_RMS_NORM all-reduce. - Otherwise (more rows, or a sandwich form that did not compile): the projection on its site, or its module without its all-reduce (decode_comm.skip_all_reduce), then comm/mnnvl_fusion_allreduce with RESIDUAL_RMS_NORM (K3DecodeComm.allreduce_norm). - use_decode_comm compiles each sandwich form whose shape every layer shares with one zero-row call on the group's sandwich workspace (collective, like the target's own sandwich compiles in post_load_weights), and uses only the forms that compiled. - The stock all-reduces and norms stay without the collective state, for a block the MNNVL workspace does not hold, and for layers whose norms are not plain bf16 RMSNorms of the hidden width or whose output and down projections are not row parallel with their all-reduce. test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drafter.py (sm_100), on a one-rank collective state whose two collectives are counted torch stand-ins: a block of every certified split, with the torch GEMMs and with the decode GEMV sites, matches the stock block forward (rel L2 <= 1e-2), with the sandwiches up to 8 rows and the fused all-reduce above, two per layer; the block's input and the cache stay untouched; both sandwich forms compiled; the stock norms run where the workspace does not hold the rows or the norms do not take the fused form, and a form that did not compile gives way to the fused all-reduce; a captured block makes the same calls and replays the eager result; the stock drafter makes no collective call. test_kimi_k3_drafter_comm.py (cpu_only): which norms and projections take the fused all-reduces; use_decode_comm compiles each shared form once with a zero row of a zero weight, skips a form the layers do not share or the kernel does not take, and compiles nothing without the fused norms; sandwich_plain / takes_plain / compile_plain hand the catalog entry its arguments; skip_all_reduce turns a module's all-reduce off. The tp16_moetp16ep1 copy does not carry this change yet; until it does, test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drift fails on decode_comm.py and modeling.py. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…table rows as a view On every draft step the Kimi K3 drafter's block forward gathered its requests' rows of the context page table with index_select, though the worker hands it the manager's block table, keyed by batch position, where the gen requests' rows are always the contiguous run [num_contexts, num_contexts + num_gens). - DFlashWorker.prepare_1st_drafter_inputs now also returns that run's start, ctx_rows_start (_ctx_rows_start): num_contexts with the manager's block table and gen requests; None for the private arena, whose table is keyed by slot. - The worker passes it to dflash_forward only for a drafter that takes the keyword (dflash_ctx_rows_kwargs, the signature checked once per class), so the stock drafters are called as before. - K3DSparkDrafter.dflash_forward takes ctx_rows_start, and its block forward reads the rows as a view of the table (the attention entry takes rows at any row stride), one gather kernel fewer per draft step. Without it, it gathers as before. test_dflash_ctx_rows_start.py (cpu_only): the start is num_contexts for the manager's table and None for the private arena or without gen requests; only K3DSparkDrafter receives it, not the stock DFlash, GQA or MLA DSpark drafters. test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drafter.py (sm_100): with the batch's rows inside a larger table, the view's block output equals the gather's bit for bit, and the attention entry reads the table's own rows instead of a copy. The tp16_moetp16ep1 copy does not carry this change yet; until it does, test_modeling_v2_kimi_k3_drift fails on modeling.py. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…route Main NVIDIA#20267 passes the engine's KV-cache algorithm to every routing module's route(). The Kimi K3 route took four arguments, so modeling_v2_resolve raised TypeError for a Kimi K3 config. Accept the argument; the K3 targets keep their existing selection criteria. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…citly Main NVIDIA#20267 parametrized the routing tests' autouse fixture over sm 10.0 and sm 10.3. The K3 off-architecture case relied on the fixture routing as sm 10.3, so its sm 10.0 variant would resolve the K3 target and fail. Set sm 10.3 in the test itself. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Xiwen Yu <13230610+VALLIS-NERIA@users.noreply.github.com>
…plit into the K3 kernels branch Merge k3-cons/b-runtime 0f9ee92, which carries main c146094 (NVIDIA#19275 split tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/ into domain trees). Move the Kimi K3 CuTe DSL packages this branch adds from tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/k3_* to tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_*, and their tests from tests/unittest/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/kimi_k3/ to tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/kimi_k3/, as the runtime branch did for spec_step_copies; repoint the imports, catalog references and l0 test lists. Order an import the way ruff expects. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
Merge the K3 kernels branch after it absorbed k3-cons/b-runtime 0f9ee92 and main c146094. Move the Kimi K3 CuTe DSL packages this branch adds from tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/k3_* to tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_*, and its K3 kernel tests to tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/kimi_k3/, repointing imports, catalog notes and l0 lists; keep this branch's DSpark entries next to main's thop/kernels parallel split in l0_b200.yml and its complete kernel lists in the cluster-wait and tcgen05-fence lints. Add the blank line ruff-format expects in _rank_job.py. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
Moving the K3 packages from cute_dsl_kernels to kernels changes where their imports sort; reorder them and rewrap one line as ruff and ruff-format require. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…ports Merge the K3 kernels branch ruff fixes. No conflicts. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
Moving the K3 packages from cute_dsl_kernels to kernels changes where their imports sort; reorder them and rewrap one line as ruff and ruff-format require. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…el layout The --base timing mode loads the kernel from an installed baseline package; a baseline built before the kernel directory split keeps it under _torch/cute_dsl_kernels, a newer one under _torch/kernels. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
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… update into the K3 kernels branch Propagate k3-cons/b-runtime 996bb14 (main 4191352, NVIDIA#20086) into the K3 kernels branch. No conflicts. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
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Please update to use the new style in #19977. these md files are unnecessary anymore.
…apper contracts Convert the 23 K3 catalog entries this branch adds from a function plus a prose .md contract to the executable OpWrapper form main adopted in NVIDIA#19977: __call__ keeps each function's signature and dispatch behind a module-level instance of the same name, and reference, is_valid, CELLS, ARCHS and note carry what the .md pages stated. Their GPU tests now drive the entry's CELLS under validating() against its reference, keeping the existing graph, replay, bitwise and rejection cases. Remove the .md pages and the docstring pointers to them. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…he K3 stack Merge the K3 kernels branch commit that expresses its catalog entries as NVIDIA#19977 OpWrapper contracts. No conflicts. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
…s as NVIDIA#19977 OpWrapper contracts Convert the 14 catalog entries this branch adds (the drafter attention pair, k3_route_quant, the K3 MoE family, the latent reduce and sandwich collectives and the MNNVL collectives) from a function plus a prose .md contract to the executable OpWrapper form main adopted in NVIDIA#19977: __call__ keeps each function's signature and dispatch behind a module-level instance of the same name, and reference, is_valid, CELLS, ARCHS and note carry what the .md pages stated. Their GPU tests and the collectives' rank bodies now drive the entry's CELLS under validating() against its reference, keeping the existing sequence, graph, replay, bitwise and rejection cases. Remove the .md pages and the docstring pointer to them. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughThis pull request adds Kimi K3 support for SM100, including CUDA kernels, modeling_v2 wrappers, decode and speculative-decoding paths, and MNNVL collectives. It also updates executor buffers, Mamba KDA replay storage, and CUDA graph handling. ChangesKimi K3 model and kernels
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Review comments at @cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/kimiK3MnnvlOp.cpp:
- Around line 72-75: Update the capacity validation near
mcast_mem->getWorldSize() to compare the BF16 one-shot footprint and comm_buffer
capacity in bytes, using sizeof(__nv_bfloat16) for the footprint and
comm_buffer.element_size() for the buffer. Keep the existing TORCH_CHECK guard
and revise its diagnostic to report byte values.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_kda_attn/op.py:
- Around line 341-357: Add an SM-count validation in the `fn is None` path of
the decode launch before importing CUTLASS or invoking `cute.compile`: retrieve
the device’s `multi_processor_count` from `x.device` and raise `ValueError` when
it is below `FUSED_CTAS`, including both required and available counts in the
message. Preserve the existing CUDA-graph capture check and compilation flow.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_markov/op.py:
- Line 150: Update the trtllm::k3_markov custom op declaration to list kv_lens,
ws_uc, ws_mc, and ws_flags in mutates_args. In the workspace initialization
flow, allocate and store a separate no_rewind tensor outside CUDA-graph capture,
then use it for the no-rewind kv_lens argument and its empty rewind view instead
of ws["flags"].
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_spec_accept/op.py:
- Around line 141-144: Update the `mutates_args` declaration for
`trtllm::k3_spec_accept` to include the optional workspace tensors `ws_uc` and
`ws_flags`, preserving all existing mutation entries.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/cuda_graph_runner.py:
- Line 794: Restore the persistent position-ID buffer after CUDA graph capture
by invoking postprocess_fn(capture_inputs) when postprocess_fn is available,
immediately after recording strict buffer snapshots and before restoring
speculative-decoding capture state. Keep this callback outside torch.cuda.graph
so the engine-owned buffer is reset before replay.
Review comments at @tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/comm/_lockstep.py:
- Around line 103-107: Update same_on_ranks to compare each tensor’s contiguous
raw byte representation rather than row sums of int16 words. Gather the byte
sequences across ranks and return true only when each rank’s complete gathered
payload matches the first rank, preserving the existing bitwise-equality
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| int64_t const nRanks = mcast_mem->getWorldSize(); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks <= comm_buffer.size(-1), | ||
| "[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] the one-shot footprint of ", numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks, | ||
| " elements exceeds one Lamport buffer of ", comm_buffer.size(-1), " elements"); |
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Compare the one-shot footprint in bytes.
The Python wrapper passes a BF16 view, but the registered C++ op does not require comm_buffer to use BF16. A direct caller can pass a smaller-element view, such as uint8. The BF16 kernel can then write beyond the mapped buffer because the current check counts view elements instead of bytes. An FP32 view is conservative, not over-permissive.
Use a byte-based capacity check.
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--- "a/cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/kimiK3MnnvlOp.cpp"
+++ "b/cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/kimiK3MnnvlOp.cpp"
@@ -69,10 +69,11 @@
TORCH_CHECK(weight->dim() == 1 && weight->size(0) == hiddenDim,
"[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] res_weight, rms_weight and output_rms_weight must be [hidden]");
}
int64_t const nRanks = mcast_mem->getWorldSize();
- TORCH_CHECK(numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks <= comm_buffer.size(-1),
- "[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] the one-shot footprint of ", numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks,
- " elements exceeds one Lamport buffer of ", comm_buffer.size(-1), " elements");
+ int64_t const footprintBytes = numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks * static_cast<int64_t>(sizeof(__nv_bfloat16));
+ int64_t const bufferBytes = comm_buffer.size(-1) * comm_buffer.element_size();
+ TORCH_CHECK(footprintBytes <= bufferBytes, "[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] the one-shot footprint of ", footprintBytes,
+ " bytes exceeds one Lamport buffer of ", bufferBytes, " bytes");
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| int64_t const nRanks = mcast_mem->getWorldSize(); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks <= comm_buffer.size(-1), | |
| "[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] the one-shot footprint of ", numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks, | |
| " elements exceeds one Lamport buffer of ", comm_buffer.size(-1), " elements"); | |
| int64_t const nRanks = mcast_mem->getWorldSize(); | |
| int64_t const footprintBytes = numTokens * hiddenDim * nRanks * static_cast<int64_t>(sizeof(__nv_bfloat16)); | |
| int64_t const bufferBytes = comm_buffer.size(-1) * comm_buffer.element_size(); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(footprintBytes <= bufferBytes, "[mnnvlAllReduceAttnRes] the one-shot footprint of ", footprintBytes, | |
| " bytes exceeds one Lamport buffer of ", bufferBytes, " bytes"); |
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Review comment at @cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/kimiK3MnnvlOp.cpp around lines 72 - 75:
Update the capacity validation near mcast_mem->getWorldSize() to compare the
BF16 one-shot footprint and comm_buffer capacity in bytes, using
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| fn = _compiled.get(key) | ||
| if fn is None: | ||
| if torch.cuda.is_current_stream_capturing(): | ||
| raise RuntimeError( | ||
| "trtllm::k3_kda_decode_attn must run once per configuration outside CUDA-graph capture first " | ||
| "(it compiles its kernel on the first call)." | ||
| ) | ||
| import cutlass.cute as cute | ||
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| with _lock: | ||
| fn = _compiled.get(key) | ||
| if fn is None: | ||
| fn = _compiled[key] = cute.compile( | ||
| kernel.k3_kda_decode, *args, *runtime, float(lower_bound), float(scale), float(eps), pdl, | ||
| stream, | ||
| ) # fmt: skip | ||
| fn(*args, *runtime, stream) |
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Reject decode launches on devices with fewer than FUSED_CTAS SMs.
k3_kda_decode launches 128 CTAs with one CTA per SM. Stream CTAs publish p1w and part, while head CTAs poll those values without a timeout. If fewer than 128 SMs are available, a waiting head CTA can remain resident while a required stream CTA is unscheduled, so the operation can hang instead of raising.
Add the SM-count check before the first compilation:
🐛 Suggested fix
if fn is None:
if torch.cuda.is_current_stream_capturing():
raise RuntimeError(
"trtllm::k3_kda_decode_attn must run once per configuration outside CUDA-graph capture first "
"(it compiles its kernel on the first call)."
)
+ sms = torch.cuda.get_device_properties(x.device).multi_processor_count
+ if sms < FUSED_CTAS:
+ raise ValueError(
+ f"k3_kda_decode_attn needs a device with at least {FUSED_CTAS} SMs; this one has {sms}"
+ )
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| fn = _compiled.get(key) | |
| if fn is None: | |
| if torch.cuda.is_current_stream_capturing(): | |
| raise RuntimeError( | |
| "trtllm::k3_kda_decode_attn must run once per configuration outside CUDA-graph capture first " | |
| "(it compiles its kernel on the first call)." | |
| ) | |
| import cutlass.cute as cute | |
| with _lock: | |
| fn = _compiled.get(key) | |
| if fn is None: | |
| fn = _compiled[key] = cute.compile( | |
| kernel.k3_kda_decode, *args, *runtime, float(lower_bound), float(scale), float(eps), pdl, | |
| stream, | |
| ) # fmt: skip | |
| fn(*args, *runtime, stream) | |
| fn = _compiled.get(key) | |
| if fn is None: | |
| if torch.cuda.is_current_stream_capturing(): | |
| raise RuntimeError( | |
| "trtllm::k3_kda_decode_attn must run once per configuration outside CUDA-graph capture first " | |
| "(it compiles its kernel on the first call)." | |
| ) | |
| sms = torch.cuda.get_device_properties(x.device).multi_processor_count | |
| if sms < FUSED_CTAS: | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| f"k3_kda_decode_attn needs a device with at least {FUSED_CTAS} SMs; this one has {sms}" | |
| ) | |
| import cutlass.cute as cute | |
| with _lock: | |
| fn = _compiled.get(key) | |
| if fn is None: | |
| fn = _compiled[key] = cute.compile( | |
| kernel.k3_kda_decode, *args, *runtime, float(lower_bound), float(scale), float(eps), pdl, | |
| stream, | |
| ) # fmt: skip | |
| fn(*args, *runtime, stream) |
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Add an SM-count validation in the `fn is None` path of the decode launch before
importing CUTLASS or invoking `cute.compile`: retrieve the device’s
`multi_processor_count` from `x.device` and raise `ValueError` when it is below
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Declare all mutated workspace tensors for trtllm::k3_markov.
The kernel mutates ws_uc, ws_mc, and ws_flags, but the custom op declares only kv_lens. This leaves the persistent Lamport workspace mutations outside the op schema. Functionalization and compiler side-effect tracking can therefore miss workspace updates.
The no-rewind path also passes ws["flags"] as both kv_lens and ws_flags. Use a separate dummy tensor for kv_lens. Allocate it with the workspace, outside CUDA-graph capture.
Suggested fix
- flags = torch.zeros(kern.FLAG_WORDS, dtype=torch.int32, device=uc.device)
+ flags = torch.zeros(kern.FLAG_WORDS, dtype=torch.int32, device=uc.device)
+ no_rewind = torch.zeros(1, dtype=torch.int32, device=uc.device)
torch.cuda.synchronize()
ws = dict(handle=handle, comm=comm, uc=uc, mc=mc, flags=flags, rank=mapping.tp_rank, world=world,
- slots=slots, push_copies=push_copies, buf_words=buf_words) # fmt: skip
+ no_rewind=no_rewind, slots=slots, push_copies=push_copies, buf_words=buf_words) # fmt: skip-@torch.library.custom_op("trtllm::k3_markov", mutates_args=("kv_lens",))
+@torch.library.custom_op(
+ "trtllm::k3_markov",
+ mutates_args=("kv_lens", "ws_uc", "ws_mc", "ws_flags"),
+) if kv_lens is None or rewind is None:
- # No rewind: an empty rewind leaves the kernel's kv_lens argument (the flags words) untouched.
- kv_lens, rewind = ws["flags"], ws["flags"][:0]
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Update the trtllm::k3_markov custom op declaration to list kv_lens, ws_uc,
ws_mc, and ws_flags in mutates_args. In the workspace initialization flow,
allocate and store a separate no_rewind tensor outside CUDA-graph capture, then
use it for the no-rewind kv_lens argument and its empty rewind view instead of
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| @torch.library.custom_op( | ||
| "trtllm::k3_spec_accept", | ||
| mutates_args=("block_counts", "block_tables", "prev_acc", "kv_lens", "rng_counter"), | ||
| ) |
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Declare the sharded workspace mutations of trtllm::k3_spec_accept.
In the sharded mode (slots > 1), the last CTA writes ws_uc (re-arm of the buffer before last) and ws_flags (flags[0] rotation). Neither tensor is in mutates_args. trtllm::k3_latent_reduce declares the same kind of Lamport state.
Under torch.compile functionalization, the compiler then treats the buffer rotation as invisible. This breaks the documented contract that calls on one workspace are ordered.
Add the optional workspace tensors to mutates_args. Optional Tensor? arguments can be declared as mutated.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_spec_accept/op.py"
+++ "b/tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_spec_accept/op.py"
@@ -138,10 +138,10 @@
return from_dlpack(t.detach(), assumed_align=16).mark_layout_dynamic(leading_dim=0)
@torch.library.custom_op(
"trtllm::k3_spec_accept",
- mutates_args=("block_counts", "block_tables", "prev_acc", "kv_lens", "rng_counter"),
+ mutates_args=("block_counts", "block_tables", "prev_acc", "kv_lens", "rng_counter", "ws_uc", "ws_flags"),
)
def k3_spec_accept(
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| @torch.library.custom_op( | |
| "trtllm::k3_spec_accept", | |
| mutates_args=("block_counts", "block_tables", "prev_acc", "kv_lens", "rng_counter"), | |
| ) | |
| @torch.library.custom_op( | |
| "trtllm::k3_spec_accept", | |
| mutates_args=("block_counts", "block_tables", "prev_acc", "kv_lens", "rng_counter", "ws_uc", "ws_flags"), | |
| ) |
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Update the `mutates_args` declaration for `trtllm::k3_spec_accept` to include
the optional workspace tensors `ws_uc` and `ws_flags`, preserving all existing
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| output = None | |||
| with torch.cuda.graph(graph, pool=self.memory_pool): | |||
| output = forward_fn(capture_inputs) | |||
| # Snapshot before postprocessing so the check compares against | |||
| # the addresses the graph actually baked in. | |||
| # The addresses the graph baked in, for the strict buffer check. | |||
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Restore persistent position IDs after capture.
_forward_step adds overlap offsets to position_ids in place. For speculative decoding, this is the engine-owned static buffer. The first replay reuses that buffer without copying, so removing the callback leaves it shifted and the captured preprocessing applies the offset again.
Re-add the callback after graph capture. It runs outside torch.cuda.graph and restores the buffer before the immediate replay.
🐛 Suggested fix
self._record_strict_buffer_snapshot(key)
+ if postprocess_fn is not None:
+ postprocess_fn(capture_inputs)
_restore_spec_decode_capture_state(attn_metadata,
saved_kv_lens_cuda)</verification_static_supported
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Restore the persistent position-ID buffer after CUDA graph capture by invoking
postprocess_fn(capture_inputs) when postprocess_fn is available, immediately
after recording strict buffer snapshots and before restoring
speculative-decoding capture state. Keep this callback outside torch.cuda.graph
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| def same_on_ranks(self, *tensors: torch.Tensor) -> bool: | ||
| """Bitwise equality of the tensors across ranks (their int16 words summed per row, compared exactly).""" | ||
| mine = [t.contiguous().view(torch.int16).long().sum(dim=-1).cpu() for t in tensors] | ||
| every = self.comm.allgather(mine) | ||
| return all(torch.equal(a, b) for other in every[1:] for a, b in zip(every[0], other)) |
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Make same_on_ranks compare bytes, not row sums of int16 words.
The docstring says the check is bitwise equality. The code gathers only one sum per row of the int16 words. Two different rows can have the same sum. Examples are swapped elements, or offsetting differences across columns. In those cases the check passes. Every matrix in comm/ uses this helper as its cross-rank bitwise assertion. A rank-divergence bug, for example a column permutation in a gather, can pass without detection. _k3_moe_front_op_matrix.same_bits_on_ranks already gathers the raw bytes. Use the same method here.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/comm/_lockstep.py"
+++ "b/tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/comm/_lockstep.py"
@@ -100,11 +100,11 @@
def all_true(self, flag: bool) -> bool:
return all(self.comm.allgather(bool(flag)))
def same_on_ranks(self, *tensors: torch.Tensor) -> bool:
- """Bitwise equality of the tensors across ranks (their int16 words summed per row, compared exactly)."""
- mine = [t.contiguous().view(torch.int16).long().sum(dim=-1).cpu() for t in tensors]
- every = self.comm.allgather(mine)
- return all(torch.equal(a, b) for other in every[1:] for a, b in zip(every[0], other))
+ """Bitwise equality of the tensors across ranks (their raw bytes, gathered)."""
+ mine = [t.contiguous().view(torch.uint8).cpu().numpy().tobytes() for t in tensors]
+ every = self.comm.allgather(mine)
+ return all(other == every[0] for other in every[1:])
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| def same_on_ranks(self, *tensors: torch.Tensor) -> bool: | |
| """Bitwise equality of the tensors across ranks (their int16 words summed per row, compared exactly).""" | |
| mine = [t.contiguous().view(torch.int16).long().sum(dim=-1).cpu() for t in tensors] | |
| every = self.comm.allgather(mine) | |
| return all(torch.equal(a, b) for other in every[1:] for a, b in zip(every[0], other)) | |
| def same_on_ranks(self, *tensors: torch.Tensor) -> bool: | |
| """Bitwise equality of the tensors across ranks (their raw bytes, gathered).""" | |
| mine = [t.contiguous().view(torch.uint8).cpu().numpy().tobytes() for t in tensors] | |
| every = self.comm.allgather(mine) | |
| return all(other == every[0] for other in every[1:]) |
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Update same_on_ranks to compare each tensor’s contiguous raw byte representation
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…tions into the K3 kernels branch Propagate k3-cons/b-runtime a43e651 (main NVIDIA#20658, the thop -> moe/kernels unit-test move) into the K3 kernels branch. No conflicts. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
Merge the K3 kernels branch after it absorbed k3-cons/b-runtime a43e651 (main NVIDIA#20658). Resolve l0_b200.yml: keep this branch's DSpark drafter and decode-kernel entries and take the move of thop/parallel to moe/kernels/parallel. Signed-off-by: Vasanth Sabavat <vsabavat@nvidia.com>
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For the new kernels, please move them to the kimi directory under modeling_v2 (you can add a csrc/ folder for the C++/CUDA sources). Shared kernels for TP16/TP4 belong in models/kimi_k3_vl, while target-specific kernels should reside in their respective target folders. In short, new ops should be scoped to the level where they take effect rather than dumped into generic modules.
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The K3 C++ kernels are already isolated under cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kimiK3Mnnvl/; the remaining shared earlyTrigger option is default-off. Moving the sources under models/kimi_k3_vl/csrc/ would also need explicit build wiring, since the current kernel build discovers them under cpp/.
Do you want that model-local C++/CUDA build-layout change as well, or is keeping the K3-specific compiled kernels in cpp/ acceptable while moving the Python ops and CuTe DSL kernels into the K3 family/target directories under modeling_v2?
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Please place the Kimi K3-specific ops in the 'ops' directory under 'models/kimi_k3_vl'.
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Also, please move these kernels into modeling v2
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There still appear to be quite a few changes outside modeling v2. We might want to review whether they are strictly necessary. |
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Description
Depends on #19990. Review the commits after its head.
Kimi K3 on modeling_v2. It was reviewed as #19839 (route A target) and #19841 (the rest), and is combined at the
maintainers' request.
modeling_v2/models/kimi_k3_vl/kimi_k3_mxfp4__sm_100__tp16_moetp4ep4/,routing.pycatalog/comm/,cpp/.../communicationKernels/mnnvl*,thop/allreduceOp.cppcute_dsl_kernels/k3_fused_moe/, catalogmoe/modeling_v2/models/kimi_k3_vl/kimi_k3_mxfp4__sm_100__tp16_moetp16ep1/attention/k3_drafter_attn*,cute_dsl_kernels/k3_spec_accept,k3_ctx_kv;models/modeling_dspark.py,speculative/dflash.pyTest Coverage
The results below are historical, not qualification of the current head.
GB200, on this branch's build:
l0_b2002948 + 22,l0_cpu69,l0_h1008);l0_gb200_multi_gpus): 34 / 34;_torch/modeling_v2(withoutcomm): 776 passed. The one failure is a 4-rank op matrix that needs 4 visible GPUs,and it passes in the 4-rank run;
Kimi K3 on 16 GB200 (TP16, DSpark drafter), against the previous published head of #19841:
TPOT uses synthetic token ids with forced acceptance, so it is a performance proxy only. These e2e numbers are from
this stack before main f891b3d was merged forward. The tested head (on main f891b3d) has the same digests
and TPOT within noise of them.
KDA initcheck coverage is partial; the remaining checks and a reference-code read are under investigation.
Maintenance update
Earlier validated head:
6514585c0fa86097aa55ad06c836257354453522. Updates sinceb6485424bd, all added on top of thepublished history:
856a455b55merges the [None][fix] Kimi K3 / KDA / MNNVL / DFlash: fixes for defects on main #19988 fix for the disaggregated KDA replay gap raised in review: a generation request thatis suspended before its replay caches are seeded keeps its transferred state.
42ff681a8badds a single decode / generic dispatch per step in both route targets. The text model classifieseach step once, and a non-decode step runs the stock modules end to end. The per-module
step is Nonefallbacksare removed. The fallbacks a decode step can still reach are kept: KDA inside a breakable CUDA graph, MLA without
its decode view, MoE where the decode path does not take the step, and the dense MLP on a wide step.
6d9951ad41adds a host test that pins which path every step shape takes.Validation of the dispatch change on GB200, comparing the change with the head it starts from on the same build:
change. These failures are environment-only, from running without a GPU. The new path test passes all 24 cases.
acceptance. On the exact head, the natural-acceptance prompts match too. Forced-acceptance median TPOT ratios are
1.007 / 0.994 / 0.990 / 0.983 at BS 1 / 2 / 4 / 8.
TRTLLM_MODELING_V2=require) with stock on the same build: ISL 1K / 4K / 16Kand 5–8 tokens, concurrency 1 / 8, 4 reps per arm. No cell is slower on modeling_v2 beyond rep-to-rep noise. The
8-token prompt at concurrency 1 is 3% faster.
Upstream CI, codeowner reviews and DCO remain required, after #19990 merges.
PR Checklist
Current main-conflict repair validation
Published
ae7c7a9fd7. Native builds and affected CPU gates passed; remaining collective, 16-rank functional and model-serving comparisons are pending. Local qualification continues in parallel with CI; no pending gate is claimed passed.Main-conflict repair
Current head:
1f8cdd78ec4ab7097a85de4ffd97fbfcf13acc68, a signed-off fast-forward of46cbb8564e4434be6fa8eef0508d4bd79fdc1a1dmerging main4271011718a350bbf40f296127879d3713502936. The only conflict resolution retains both the existing K3 decode-step and new upstream MiniMax CPU selectors without removing coverage or changing gates. Strict ancestry, the exact insertion union, scoped author signoffs and clean current-main merge-tree were verified. New-head tests, collection, compile/lint, package/native and GPU qualification remain pending; earlier validation above is historical. Full CI remains gated on #19990 actually merging; required review/conversation/CI gates are unchanged.Dev Engineer Review
modeling_v2support for two SM100 TP16 targets: TP4×EP4 and TP16×EP1.OpWrapperentries.DeviceCopyBufferand integrates it with Mamba metadata and speculative-decoding transfers.state_tokrecords. Verify slot relocation, quota accounting, suspend/restore, and replay behavior carefully.QA Engineer Review
Tests and CI lists changed across Kimi K3 kernels,
modeling_v2catalog entries, MoE, MLA, MNNVL, speculative decoding, KDA, CUDA graphs, cache management, and device-copy behavior. The updatedl0_b200.yml,l0_cpu.yml, andl0_gb200_multi_gpus.ymllists include the related CPU, B100/B200, and GB200 coverage.Coverage includes numerical references, determinism, graph replay, invalid-input guards, workspace allocation, rank agreement, buffer cleanup, token limits, cache immutability, state replay, vocabulary sharding, and TP4/TP8/TP16 paths. Coverage is needs follow-up because exact-head native/GPU results, collective tests, 16-rank checks, and current-head validation remain unresolved.
Per-File QA Perspective
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/communicationKernels/*: Verify early-trigger defaults, one-shot/two-shot selection, and dependent-grid ordering.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kimiK3AttnRes/*: Verify single-CTA and split-K early-trigger behavior and non-PDL compatibility.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kimiK3Mnnvl/*: Verify BF16/FP32 gather, attention-residual reduction, rank limits, workspace checks, and numerical tolerances.cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/*: Verify updated Torch schemas, default arguments, validation, and CUDA dispatch registration.tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/catalog/*: Verify every new wrapper against its reference, certified cells, shape guards, graph-capture rules, and workspace ownership.tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/kimi_k3_vl/*: Verify routing, decode dispatch, GEMV/MoE fallback behavior, speculative workers, weight loading, and both target layouts.tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/k3_*/*: Verify kernel compilation caching, PDL, graph-capture refusal, alignment checks, synchronization, buffer cleanup, and supported geometry.tensorrt_llm/_torch/kernels/spec_step_copies/*: Verify scatter/gather bounds, zero-row behavior, accepted-token padding, and CUDA graph replay.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/trtllm.py: Verify empty-context handling and metadata reset.tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/cpp_custom_ops.py,distributed/ops.py, andspeculative/interface.py: Verify operator compatibility, threshold propagation, shard gathering, and removed metadata fields.tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/*,pyexecutor/*, andspeculative/*: Verify compact KDA records, device-copy ownership, cache relocation, speculative input preparation, and target-logit routing.tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py, documentation files, and supported-model metadata: Verify validation messages and documented configuration constraints.tests/unittest/**: Added broad unit, CUDA, MPI, source-checker, catalog, cache, and speculative-decoding tests. Confirm each CUDA/MPI matrix runs through its intendedtest-db/entry or manual-QA launcher.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/*.yml: Added Kimi K3 entries for CPU, B100/B200, and GB200 multi-GPU CI. Confirm selectors, hardware requirements, and four-rank versus 16-rank expectations.