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WalkthroughGLM-5.3-Flash prepares shared KDA verification offsets for eligible forwards. Fused verification accepts shared offsets and strided projection views. The decoder uses the fused hyper-connection path for supported batch phases and passes an attention auxiliary stream to linear-attention layers. The gate uses BF16 routing weights and FP32 correction bias. ChangesGLM-5.3-Flash decoder and KDA
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Glm5NextModel->>KDAReplayCache: Read pending accepted-token counts
Glm5NextModel->>KimiK3MambaMetadata: Store pending counts and cumulative offsets
KimiKDALinearAttention->>KimiK3MambaMetadata: Read shared verification offsets
KimiKDALinearAttention->>KimiKDALinearAttention: Forward offsets to fused verification
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- Line 1955: Extend the tests for Glm5NextModel.forward to exercise nonzero
pending drafts with at least two KDA layers, and assert that both layers receive
the same request-ordered offsets prepared in mamba_metadata.kda_verify_offsets.
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311-312: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover GLM offset production and consumption.
The parity test computes the offsets itself and calls
forward_verifydirectly. It does not exerciseGlm5NextForCausalLM._prepare_kda_verify_offsets. The MTP integration test checks only acceptance length, so a regression in GLM generation-slot selection or metadata propagation can pass. Add a focused GLM contract test that asserts the exact pending-count andkda_verify_cu_seqlenstuple reaches fused KDA verification.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1529-1529: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a test for the BF16 router weight with FP32 logits.
Glm5NextGatenow holds a BF16 weight and uses the baseDeepseekV3Gate.forwardinstead of an FP32 linear. The PR description says this change can flip near-tied expert choices. Existing accuracy tests cover this only indirectly.Add a small unit test in
tests/unittest/_torch/models/that checks two properties. First, the gate output is FP32 and has shape[T, n_experts]. Second, the top-k expert indices agree with an FP32 reference linear. Use inputs that are not near ties, or compare score values with a BF16-level tolerance.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Approving — the comments below are optional touch-ups, not blockers.
The perf data is detailed, and splitting the work into one commit per change makes the numerics-changing parts easy to isolate.
Two whole-PR items:
- Model-side offsets have no test.
test_fused_vs_sequential_two_rounds[model-offsets]builds(pending, cu_seqlens)in the test with the sameprev_num_accepted_tokens[slot_indices]expression the mixer uses, so it checks that the mixer accepts the tuple. It doesn't check thatGlm5NextModel._prepare_kda_verify_offsetschooses the right slots. That helper has its own logic:generation_state_indicesvs. thestate_indices[num_contexts:...]fallback, mixed batches, and skipping pruned layers. A small unit test on a mixed context+generation metadata would cover it. One option is to compare the helper's output against what each layer would compute on its own. - Description vs. commits: the description says "three optimizations, one commit each", but the branch also has a separate test commit and a fourth perf commit ("Release consumed GLM-5.3-Flash mHC streams early in the fused loop", the
del attn_out/del mlp_outand movingexpand_streamsinto the fused loop). The memory paragraph mentions it in passing; list it with the others so the memory claim can be traced to its commit.
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- Run the fused mHC boundaries (mHC.fused_hc) for every batch phase, not only generation-only batches. The fused loop is phase-agnostic, and the warmup pass now measures the same path that mixed batches take. - Give GLM-5.3-Flash KDA layers the attention aux stream, so their small gate projections overlap the QKV projection as in Kimi. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
The checkpoint stores the router weight in BF16. Keep it in BF16 and use the base DeepseekV3Gate GEMM with FP32 output, as other DeepSeek-style gates do, instead of widening the activations and weight to FP32. The correction bias stays FP32. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
…fused loop The fused hyper-connection loop kept tensors alive longer than the per-layer loop: forward held the expanded [tokens, hc_mult, hidden] streams for the whole decoder stack, and each sublayer output stayed referenced until the next sublayer had run. Since every batch phase takes the fused loop, this raised the prefill activation peak measured by warmup and shrank the KV cache. Expand the streams inside the fused loop so only the running residual refers to them, and drop each sublayer output once its boundary has consumed it. The math is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
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Description
Three GLM-5.3-Flash optimizations on the Python side, one commit each.
1. Share the KDA verify offsets across layers and pass strided verify inputs (
kimi_kda_mixer.py,kimi_k3_mamba_metadata.py,modeling_glm5_next.py)Glm5NextModelnow computes(pending, cu_seqlens)once per forward and passes them to every KDA layer throughKimiK3MambaMetadata.kda_verify_offsets. Layers compute their own when no model provides them, so Kimi is unchanged.trtllm::kda_mtp_decodereads Q/K/V/beta through dynamic token strides, so the fused verify path now passes strided views of the fused projection instead of making four contiguous copies per layer.2. Fuse the mHC boundaries in every batch phase (
modeling_glm5_next.py)mHC.fused_hc(post-mapping, pre-mapping and RMSNorm in one kernel) ran only for generation-only batches. The fused loop is phase-agnostic, so prefill and mixed batches now take it too, and the warmup pass measures the same path that mixed batches take.3. Use the BF16 router weight in the gate (
modeling_glm5_next.py)Glm5NextGatewidened the activations and the weight to FP32 for anF.linearon every MoE layer. It now keeps the weight in BF16 and uses the baseDeepseekV3GateGEMM with FP32 output, like the other DeepSeek-style gates. The correction bias stays FP32.Commits 2 and 3 change numerics (fused mHC in prefill, BF16 router GEMM); commit 1 does not. GSM8K below covers both.
End-to-end:
trtllm-serveat TP4/EP4, MTP3, BF16 KV cache,max_num_tokens16384,max_seq_len131072, chunked prefill, on 4x B200. aiperf with sonnet prompts,ignore_eos, temperature 0. Both builds use the same native libraries; only the Python changes differ. Medians over 6 rounds on main and 3-4 rounds with this PR, from separate server instances per build.Gain is the improvement over main: the reduction for latencies, the increase for throughput.
Memory: unchanged or slightly better. Per GPU on main vs this PR: warmup peak 98.88 vs 98.81 GiB, KV cache 61.20 vs 61.25 GiB, PyTorch's dynamic allocation during inference 6.06 vs 5.86 GiB. The fused mHC boundary needs less transient memory than the separate post-mapping, pre-mapping and RMSNorm ops (0.63 vs 0.75 GiB at 16384 tokens). The last commit releases the expanded streams and each sublayer output as soon as the fused loop has consumed them; without it, the fused loop kept them alive longer than the per-layer loop and raised the allocation to 6.72 GiB. The end-to-end numbers above were measured before that commit, which changes no math.
Accuracy: GSM8K (
accuracy/test_glm53_flash.py, TP4/EP4 on 4x B200) passes against the existing references.test_mtp[tp_size=4-ep_size=4](MTP3)test_tep[tp_size=4-ep_size=4]Environment: B200,
nvcr.io/nvidia/tensorrt-llm/release:1.3.0rc25with a source build (PyTorch 2.12 nv26.05, CUDA 13.2, Triton 3.8.0). Measured on main91c9b6d1cc; rebased ontoed87ab0b01.Test Coverage
tests/unittest/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/test_kimi_kda_fused_verify_parity.py::test_fused_vs_sequential_two_rounds[...-layer-offsets|model-offsets]: the second round, which replays nonzero pending drafts, runs with offsets computed by the layer (Kimi) and with offsets precomputed for the forward (GLM-5.3-Flash). The fused path now consumes strided Q/K/V/beta, and both variants still match the sequential reference.l0_b200.yml.tests/unittest/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/,test_glm5_next_contracts.pyandtest_kimi_linear_modeling.pypass locally on B200.test_mtp(MTP3, inl0_gb300.yml) andtest_tepabove.PR Checklist
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_fused_hc_ok()succeeds. Verify hidden-state changes and memory use; the objectives report prefill changes up to about1.6e-2.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/test_kimi_kda_fused_verify_parity.py. Its two-round parity test covers fused-versus-sequential verification with layer-computed and model-precomputed offsets.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b200.ymlandtests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_gb300_multi_gpus.yml. No manual-QA listing was found.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_glm5_next.py— Verify shared KDA offsets and strided inputs, fused mHC behavior across batch phases, and auxiliary-stream creation and propagation. Check pipeline-parallel-pruned stacks and router expert selection.tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/kimi_k3_mamba_metadata.py— Verifykda_verify_offsetsresets toNoneon eachpreparecall and does not persist across forwards.tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/kimi_kda_mixer.py— Verify supplied and locally computed offsets produce correct fused verification results. Check Q/K/V and beta layouts when contiguous copies are disabled.tests/unittest/_torch/modules/kimi_kda/test_kimi_kda_fused_verify_parity.py— Covers two-round fused-versus-sequential KDA verification with layer-computed and precomputed offsets. It is listed in the B200 and GB300 multi-GPU CI test lists.