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[None][feat] ModelingV2: GLM-5.3-Flash block-FP8 target for sm_10x tp4 - #22082
This PR adds a Modeling V2 target for the block-FP8 GLM-5.3-Flash checkpoint on one node of four sm_100 GPUs
(B200): glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4. It covers:
tensor parallelism 4 with the experts split by intermediate;
an FP8 KV cache;
text only;
no speculative decoding, or one-model MTP-3.
Routing. The glm5_nextroute from #21787 now dispatches on the checkpoint's quantization algorithm. NVFP4
keeps its two targets, unchanged. FP8_BLOCK_SCALES reaches the new target only for the deployment it implements:
sm_100, the 45-layer shape and the geometry its kernels compile in (top-8 of 288 experts, expert intermediate
2048, 4 mHC streams, DeepSeek-V3 noaux_tc routing, a bounded KDA gate, an untied LM head);
tp4 without attention DP, PP or CP, on one node;
FP8 KV cache, vision encoder disabled;
no speculation, or MTP-3 (one-model MTP-Eagle, linear drafts, strict acceptance, a fixed draft length);
the AUTO / TRTLLM MoE backend, without load balancer, MoE chunking or DWDP;
no prefill CUDA graphs or torch.compile, real weights, lm_head_output_dtype auto, the AUTO / ONESHOT
all-reduce.
Any other FP8 deployment raises NoTarget naming the requirements it misses, and the constructor refuses the same
facts (routing.fp8_model_refused) for a direct construction. The target is @disable_v2_by_default: it is built
only when the deployment sets modeling_v2 (auto or require).
Two framework fixes this needed (separate commits):
apply_model_defaults_to_llm_args no longer marks every LLM arg as set. Re-assigning every field made the
built-in model's defaults mark modeling_v2 as set, so this @disable_v2_by_default target was built under the
default modeling_v2. (The other two such targets, gpt_oss and R1, have built-in models without defaults.)
promote_final_contexts skips models that declare resets_recurrent_state_in_context (next to the PLE check).
Running a one-token prompt as a decode-graph row skipped the KDA slot reset the context path does, so the prompt
generated from the previous occupant's recurrent state.
Merge order with #21019.#21019 adds glm_5_3_flash_nvfp4__sm_10x__tp4 to the same family. Both PRs
create glm5_next/csrc/CMakeLists.txt and change route, test_glm5_next_routing.py and the glm5_next
CODEOWNERS block. Whichever lands second:
keeps one csrc/CMakeLists.txt, with add_modeling_v2_family(glm5_next) and both add_modeling_v2_target
lines;
keeps the FP8_BLOCK_SCALES branch at the top of route, ahead of the NVFP4 order (no checkpoint reaches
both);
keeps both PRs' cases in test_glm5_next_routing.py;
lists every owner in the family's CODEOWNERS block.
Forward.
Steps with context rows run sequence parallel. Each rank keeps the mHC streams of a quarter of the rows. Each
sublayer is all-gather, sublayer, reduce-scatter: the same bytes as the all-reduce it replaces.
KDA, the MoE and the dense MLPs produce TP partials.
The FFN gathers FP8 rows, their scales and router logits instead of BF16 rows.
The sparse MLA attends each rank's own context rows with all 64 heads. The indexer, top-k and KV gathering
therefore run once per row, not once per head shard.
The MTP layer runs sequence parallel as well.
Generation-only steps run under TP in CUDA graphs.
Up to four rows, the all-reduce is fused into the mHC boundary kernel. The MoE is then one persistent decode
kernel, with the shared expert as a ninth slot.
The MLA verify runs its selection and query branches on two streams. The pool top-k, row expansion and
packing run in one launch.
Small GEMMs use the low-M BF16 kernels.
Layers. The target implements every layer on its own operations and catalog entries: KDA, sparse MLA, dense MLP and
MoE, mHC, the MTP drafter and the vocabulary-parallel LM head. It does not import or subclass anything under _torch/models, _torch/modules, _torch/attention or _torch/moe. It reads only runtime interfaces:
the attention metadata and the GLM hybrid-cache metadata;
the KV cache manager's latent, indexer and KDA state;
DecoderModel / DecoderModelForCausalLM;
the engine's speculative worker.
With TRTLLM_MODELING_V2_VALIDATE, the first forward checks that the metadata fields and cache members the layers
read exist.
Operations. Every operation the target calls that the catalog does not have lives in the target's ops/,
as an OpWrapper with tests, since only this target uses them:
ops/moe: fp8_block_scale_moe_runner, the decode MoE and the prefill MoE.
ops/quantization: fp8_quantize_1x128.
ops/gemm: fp8_blockwise_gemm, dsv3_router_gemm and the low-M BF16 GEMM.
ops/activation: silu_and_mul.
ops/attention: the sparse MLA pool scoring, top-k, expansion and prologues, and the sparse attention.
ops/mhc: the mHC operations.
ops/comm: the all-reduce + mHC boundary.
The target uses catalog entries only for the collectives and the RMSNorm, and adds none.
Native code. The decode MoE and the all-reduce + mHC boundary kernels build into the glm5_next family
library (add_modeling_v2_family / add_modeling_v2_target). They register as mv2_glm5_next::* ops with fakes.
Results
One node of 4x B200, against the built-in GLM-5.3-Flash model (modeling_v2: off) with the same settings on the
same node: 13,312-token prompts, 33 output tokens, ignore_eos, temperature 0, MTP-3, FP8 KV cache, --max_num_tokens 32768, the median of two runs (32 requests at C1, 64 at C8, 128 at C32 / C64).
built-in
this PR
change
C1 TTFT p50 (ms)
271
205
-24%
C1 ITL p50 (ms)
2.52
2.03
-19%
C1 output tok/s per user
397
492
+24%
C8 output tok/s
126
175
+39%
C32 output tok/s
135
193
+43%
C64 output tok/s
135
198
+47%
KV-cache memory per rank
45.2 GiB
44.0 GiB
-2.8%
Accuracy:
built-in
this PR
GSM8K, accuracy harness, no speculation
93.2%
92.5%
GSM8K, accuracy harness, MTP-3
92.3%
93.1%
MTP-3 acceptance length
3.382
3.380
GSM8K, 400 questions through the server (zero-shot chat)
98.5%
99.0%
GSM8K-long, 100 questions through the server
98%
98%
Test Coverage
Routing, on CPU (l0_cpu):tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/test_glm5_next_routing.py.
The admitted FP8 deployment, with no speculation or MTP-3, the AUTO / ONESHOT all-reduce and a kv_cache_config.dtype FP8 override.
Every declined setting: drafter options (trees, a draft-length schedule, rejection sampling, relaxed acceptance,
other drafters), MoE options, engine settings (prefill CUDA graphs, torch.compile, dummy weights, FP32 logits,
other all-reduce strategies, fp8_ds_mla), the geometry, the KV cache dtype, the layout, the vision encoder,
other GPUs including sm_103, and the NVFP4 and unquantized checkpoints.
The target stays off under the default modeling_v2 after the built-in model's defaults are applied.
The constructor refuses what the route declines, and media requests fail on admission.
Framework:TestModelDefaults (tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_args.py) and the promotion gate in tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/test_runner.py.
Operations, on B200 (l0_b200): each target operation against its plain-torch reference, on its cells and the
shapes the target calls it with, the bindings' operand checks, the fake ops' schemas under FakeTensorMode, and
the Lamport layout pinned against the library's. About 95 s.
On 4x B200 (l0_dgx_b200, pre-merge): the all-reduce + mHC boundary matrix, including the decode target's
wiring against the library all-reduce + fused_hc path it replaces; and GSM8K with MTP-3 plus its acceptance
length, the metadata contract and a one-token prompt.
Whole model without speculation (l0_dgx_b200, post-merge): GSM8K and a one-token prompt that must not depend
on the KDA slot's previous request.
PR Checklist
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These new catalog entries are only used by glm5_next (and silu_and_mul carries the GLM-specific GLM_SWIGLU_LIMIT). The README puts single-family operations under the target's or family's ops/ and keeps the catalog for operations used by more than one family. Is another family about to use them (e.g. kimi_k3_vl for the KDA ops)? If not, could they move to models/glm5_next/.../ops/?
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Agreed, no other family calls them. 5d9a2a4 moves all eleven under the target's ops/ (ssm, norm, moe, quantization, gemm, activation) and their tests under the target's test directory, so this PR adds nothing to the catalog. The test files carry a glm53_fp8_ prefix because kimi_k3_vl and qwen4_exp already have test files with the same names for their own copies.
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main already has a glm5_next block for these three paths further down, and CODEOWNERS applies the last match, so this block has no effect. Could you add @ruocheng-nv to the existing block instead (#21019 adds @kaiyux to it as well)?
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Done in 5d9a2a4: this block is gone and @ruocheng-nv is in the existing glm5_next block. There is also one block for this target's own source and test paths, as the glm_moe_dsa entries have for theirs.
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The README asks NoTarget to name the requirement that failed, but this lists every fact of the deployment, so a user has to diff it against the requirements to find, say, a non-FP8 KV cache. Could _check_fp8 return the refused conditions as a list, like _fused_refused / _split_refused in this module, and report only those?
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Done in c0d7b57. _fp8_refused returns the requirements the deployment misses, like _fused_refused / _split_refused, one entry each with the value it has and the one the target needs. NoTarget reports only those, e.g. ...; the block-FP8 glm5_next target does not run KV cache bf16 (only FP8). test_fp8_refusal_names_only_what_failed checks that admitted settings are not reported.
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#21019 adds the same glm5_next/csrc/CMakeLists.txt (with its own add_modeling_v2_target) and rewrites route in routing.py, so whichever lands second needs one CMakeLists with both targets and the FP8 branch ahead of the NVFP4 order. Could you note the merge order with #21019 in the description?
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The family already tests route in test_glm5_next_routing.py (which #21019 extends too); could these cases go there, sharing its config helpers, rather than a second routing test file?
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Done in c0d7b57: the FP8 cases are in test_glm5_next_routing.py now and use its _flash_config / _model_config / _llm_args helpers (_model_config also takes the KV cache algorithm). test_routing.py and its l0_cpu entry are removed.
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This PR adds a GLM-5.3-Flash block-FP8 Modeling V2 target for sm_100 with TP4. It adds routing, model execution paths, attention and MoE operators, KDA state operations, mHC communication kernels, deployment documentation, and tests.
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GLM-5.3-Flash FP8 target
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Summary
Target selection, configuration, and weight loading .github/CODEOWNERS, tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/, tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/{README.md,__init__.py,checkpoint.py,dims.py,schedule.py,weights.py}, tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/csrc/CMakeLists.txt
Adds block-FP8 target routing and deployment constraints, build registration, dimensions, scheduling, checkpoint utilities, TP4 weight loading, and deployment documentation. CODEOWNERS changes shared ownership and adds rules for the new target paths.
Attention, GEMM, and MoE operators tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/ops/attention/*, .../ops/{activation,gemm,moe,norm,quantization}/*, .../csrc/decodeMoe.*, .../csrc/glm53Fp8Ops.cpp
Adds sparse MLA cache, scoring, selection, and decode operations; FP8 quantization and GEMM; routed prefill and decode MoE; and native CUDA operators. Adds reference implementations and input validation.
mHC communication and boundary operations tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/csrc/mhcArBoundary.*, .../layers/mhc.py, .../ops/{comm,mhc}/*
Adds mHC mapping and fused-boundary wrappers, tactic selection, and a four-rank fused all-reduce boundary kernel.
KDA and model execution tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/{layers/*,modeling.py,ops/ssm/*}, tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/graphs.py, tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_utils.py
Adds KDA prefill, decode, MTP verification, recurrent-state reset, auxiliary-stream execution, and model prefill/decode paths. Decoder graph promotion now checks for context recurrent-state resets. Model-default application restores the Pydantic fields-set state.
Validation and integration coverage tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/, tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/test_runner.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_args.py, tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/*, tests/integration/defs/accuracy/references/acceptance_length.yaml, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/*
Adds operator, routing, multi-rank boundary, decoder graph, and model-default tests. Adds GSM8K and MTP-3 accuracy tests, an acceptance-length reference, and B200 test-list entries.
NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#21889: The PR adds target-specific FP8 KV-cache constraints, but the summaries do not show changes to benchmark KV-cache sizing or reporting.
Suggested reviewers: wanli-jiang
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 41cee
The new FP8 GLM-5.3-Flash target is opt-in and mostly well covered. A mismatched KDA head or convolution size would fail at weight load instead of falling back to the existing model, so routing should reject those configurations. A few tests could also be tightened.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 41cee
The new execution path requires explicit deployment opt-in and rejects unsupported configurations. Inspected state-handling paths include request-specific initialization and acceptance bookkeeping. No introduced security defect was established, but native execution, concurrency and interruption recovery remain only partially assessed.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — A state-isolation or collective-workspace defect could affect requests sharing the selected inference instance and its four-rank group. The shared promotion guard also affects other models declaring context-owned resets. The inspected evidence does not establish exposure across independently deployed instances.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
inferred — Target selection crosses a trusted deployment-configuration boundary rather than accepting a per-request target choice. Direct Python construction omits some routing checks, but the inspected normal loading path resolves the target first; no untrusted direct-construction path was established.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Replay lifecycle hooks commit pending drafts before suspension, reseed resumed slots, clear request bookkeeping on free, and reset acceptance counts for fresh slots. These controls support normal reuse and suspension; they do not establish recovery after arbitrary partial GPU execution.
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Cover the engine KV-cache dtype override in routing tests.
The GLM-5 routing tests vary checkpoint cache metadata but do not set the engine dtype. A regression could reject the fp8 override or admit fp8_ds_mla, which selects a different cache layout.
Add CPU cases in test_glm5_next_routing.py with BF16 checkpoint cache metadata. Assert that dtype="fp8" selects the target and dtype="fp8_ds_mla" is refused.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/routing.py at line 277:
Add CPU cases to the GLM-5 routing tests for the engine KV-cache dtype handled by engine_kv_cache_quant_algo: with BF16 checkpoint cache metadata, verify dtype="fp8" selects the target and dtype="fp8_ds_mla" is refused.
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Add glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4, a Modeling V2 target for the
block-FP8 GLM-5.3-Flash checkpoint on four sm_100 / sm_103 GPUs: tensor
parallelism 4 with the experts split by intermediate, FP8 latent cache, text
only, with no speculation or one-model MTP-Eagle at three linear drafts.
Routing: the glm5_next route now dispatches on the checkpoint's quantization.
NVFP4 keeps its two targets; FP8_BLOCK_SCALES reaches the new target only for
the deployment it implements (sm_100 / sm_103, the 45-layer shape, tp4 without
attention DP, PP or CP, FP8 KV cache, vision encoder disabled, no speculation
or MTP-3, the AUTO / TRTLLM MoE backend without load balancer, DWDP or
shared-expert fusion) and raises NoTarget with the reason otherwise. The target
is disabled by default and serves under modeling_v2: require.
Forward:
- Steps with context rows run sequence parallel: each rank keeps the mHC
streams of a quarter of the rows, and each sublayer is all-gather, sublayer,
reduce-scatter. The FFN gathers FP8 rows, their scales and router logits; the
sparse MLA attends each rank's own context rows with all heads; the MTP layer
runs sequence parallel too.
- Generation-only steps run under TP in CUDA graphs. Up to four rows, the
all-reduce is fused into the mHC boundary kernel and the MoE is one
persistent decode kernel with the shared expert as a ninth slot. The MLA
verify runs its selection and query branches on two streams; small GEMMs use
the low-M BF16 kernels.
The target implements its layers (KDA, sparse MLA, dense MLP and MoE, mHC,
MTP drafter, vocabulary-parallel head) on catalog and target operations and
reads only runtime interfaces: the attention metadata, the GLM hybrid-cache
metadata and KV cache manager, DecoderModel and the speculative worker. Its
CUDA kernels (decode MoE, all-reduce + mHC boundary) build into the glm5_next
family library.
New catalog entries: ssm/kda_prefill_conv, ssm/kda_prefill, ssm/kda_decode,
ssm/kda_mtp_decode, ssm/reset_recurrent_state_rows,
norm/rms_norm_gated_token_major, moe/fp8_block_scale_moe_runner,
quantization/fp8_quantize_1x128, gemm/fp8_blockwise_gemm,
gemm/dsv3_router_gemm, activation/silu_and_mul.
Tests: routing (CPU), the new operations against their references (B200),
the 4-rank all-reduce + mHC boundary matrix, and GSM8K without speculation
and with MTP-3 plus its acceptance length (4x B200).
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
…ons in the target
Only the glm5_next FP8 target calls the eleven operations this change added
to the catalog, and the catalog holds operations that more than one family
uses. Move them, with their tests, under the target:
ops/ssm (kda_prefill_conv, kda_prefill, kda_decode, kda_mtp_decode,
reset_recurrent_state_rows), ops/norm/rms_norm_gated_token_major,
ops/moe/fp8_block_scale_moe_runner, ops/quantization/fp8_quantize_1x128,
ops/gemm (fp8_blockwise_gemm, dsv3_router_gemm) and
ops/activation/silu_and_mul.
The tests drive each operation's own cells plus the shapes the target calls
it with, and carry a glm53_fp8 prefix so their basenames stay distinct from
other families' tests of operations with the same name. The target's test
directory already covers them in l0_b200.
CODEOWNERS: one glm5_next family entry owned by both target owners, plus an
entry for the FP8 target's own paths.
No computation changes.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
…rements; run the boundary matrix
Routing: _fp8_refused returns the requirements a deployment misses, one
entry each with the value it has and the one the target needs, as
_fused_refused and _split_refused do for the NVFP4 targets, and NoTarget
reports only those. The FP8 check reads the family's config shape.
Tests: the FP8 routing cases move into the family's
test_glm5_next_routing.py and share its config helpers, plus a check that
a refusal names only what failed; test_routing.py is removed.
CI: l0_dgx_b200 runs the 4-rank all-reduce + mHC boundary matrix in a
4-GPU pre-merge stage. The l0_b200 directory entry collects it on one GPU,
where it skips.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
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Review of the GLM-5.3-Flash block-FP8 modeling_v2 target: 11 blockers, 8 possibly blocking, 11 required and 21 nice-to-have items. Most blockers share one root: the route admits deployments the target does not run correctly, and the opt-in gate does not hold for this model. Comments are inline, except the two below, which have no line in the diff.
[Required] The description contradicts the code in four places:
It says "The target is @disable_v2_by_default, so it serves only under modeling_v2: require". An explicit auto also builds it (_router_index.py:247), as your own test_fp8_tp4_routes_to_the_fp8_target asserts. With the model-defaults issue above, even the default builds it.
The native ops are registered in torch.ops.mv2_glm5_next_glm_5_3_flash_fp8_sm_10x_tp4, not mv2_glm5_next::*.
It says the target does not import anything under _torch/models or _torch/attention. It imports DecoderModel/DecoderModelForCausalLM, AttentionMetadata and Glm5NextMamba2Metadata from there. Those are fine as runtime interfaces, but the sentence is wrong.
The embedded CodeRabbit summary flags the 132-SM and 64-device guards as unconfirmed, although both exist (decodeMoe.cu:904, kMaxDevices = 64).
Please correct these before the squash.
[Required] +1 to zhaoyangwang-nvidia's thread on glm5_next/csrc/CMakeLists.txt:16 about the merge order with #21019. The note in the description misses one build interaction: #21019 changes cpp/cmake/modules/modeling_v2.cmake so that a target with DEPS flashmla switches the whole family directory to a GCC CUDA host compiler on aarch64/Clang, and that also covers this target's .cu files. Please add to the note that whichever PR lands second builds th_modeling_v2_glm5_next on aarch64 before merging.
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[Blocker]_fp8_speculation_refused admits MTP with a dynamic draft length: draft_len_schedule, or max_concurrency, which llm_args.py:2736-2746 turns into one. The KDA layers only handle a fixed 1+3 verify.
When the batch crosses the threshold, the runtime draft length becomes 0, gen_tokens_per_request is 1, and KdaLayer.partial calls _decode (kda.py:240-241). _decode reads cache.temporal/cache.conv and never applies prev_num_accepted_tokens or the pending k/g/v/beta replay caches left by the last _verify. kda_mtp_decode.py:95-103 says pending drafts must be committed before a plain decode, and nothing commits them on a draft-length change (the GLM cache manager does it only in suspend_request).
Every in-flight request silently drops up to 3 accepted tokens from its KDA state and generates wrong text from then on.
A schedule with an intermediate length (e.g. {8: 3, 32: 2}) fails at CUDA-graph warmup, because the replay caches are sized for 3.
The NVFP4 fused target in this file refuses "a draft-length schedule" (routing.py:114), and qwen4_exp refuses these options too.
Fix: add "a draft-length schedule": spec_config.draft_len_schedule is not None (which also covers max_concurrency) to _fp8_speculation_refused, with a routing test.
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Done in 41ceed7: _fp8_speculation_refused declines "a draft-length schedule" (draft_len_schedule is not None, which max_concurrency turns into). Routing cases for both a schedule and max_concurrency.
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draft_len_schedule and max_concurrency are declined now (routing.py:275), but the acceptance-rate gate still reaches the same failure. _fp8_speculation_refused (routing.py:267-283) admits acceptance_rate_window_size > 0 with acceptance_rate_threshold set. When the rolling acceptance drops below the threshold:
the executor disables speculation for good (py_executor.py:3518-3521);
resolve_draft_len returns 0 from then on (speculative/utils.py:1081-1084);
KdaLayer.partial runs _decode (kda.py:236-237), which never replays the drafts the last _verify left pending (kda.py:332-369).
Every in-flight request then drops its last accepted drafts from the KDA state and generates wrong text without an error. The engine counts this gate as a zero draft length (mamba_cache_manager/common.py:220-223), and qwen4_exp declines acceptance_rate_threshold in the same check as the schedule. Please add it to _fp8_speculation_refused, e.g. "the acceptance-rate gate": bool(spec_config.acceptance_rate_window_size) and spec_config.acceptance_rate_threshold is not None, with a routing case.
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Fixed in 9784275: _fp8_speculation_refused declines "the acceptance-rate gate" under the condition the executor builds it (acceptance_rate_window_size truthy and acceptance_rate_threshold set), with a routing case. Two more cases check that setting only one of the two fields, which builds no gate, is still admitted.
apply_model_defaults_to_llm_args re-assigns every field after merging the
defaults, and Pydantic adds each assigned field to model_fields_set. A
check of whether the deployment set a field then saw every field as set:
the built-in GLM-5.3-Flash model's defaults made modeling_v2 read as set,
so a target that is built only when modeling_v2 is set was built under
the default. Keep the fields the user set plus the ones the defaults
applied.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
promote_final_contexts runs a final one-token context as a row of a
decode CUDA graph batch. For a model whose context forward is the only
place a fresh cache slot's recurrent state is reset, a one-token prompt
then decodes from the previous occupant's state. PLE models are already
excluded; a model can now declare resets_recurrent_state_in_context on
its causal-LM wrapper or on its decoder to be excluded the same way.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
…runs; harden its kernels and tests
Routing and construction:
- One helper (routing.fp8_model_refused) states the facts the target is
built for; route and the constructor both call it. It now also checks
the geometry the kernels compile in (top-8, expert intermediate 2048,
4 mHC streams), the MoE routing fields, a bounded KDA gate and an
untied LM head. The target runs on sm_100 only (it has not run on
sm_103).
- Route declines what the target would compute wrongly or ignore: a
draft-length schedule (or max_concurrency), rejection sampling,
relaxed acceptance, prefill CUDA graphs, torch.compile, dummy weights,
lm_head_output_dtype float32, MoE chunking and all-reduce strategies
other than AUTO / ONESHOT. The built-in shared-expert-fusion flag is no
longer refused: the target never builds that backend.
- The target declares resets_recurrent_state_in_context, so a one-token
prompt runs as a one-row prefill that resets its KDA slot.
Model:
- validate_request reads py_multimodal_data and refuses media on
admission.
- The fused all-reduce + mHC boundary is used only with peer access.
- Context logits go through the shell's LMHead and its bounded plan; the
vocabulary-parallel head drops the padded vocabulary columns.
- The first-forward metadata check skips the KDA replay caches a
context-only cache manager does not allocate.
- The TRTLLM-gen MoE runner used for generation steps above four rows is
tuned during the tuning warmup.
- One aux-stream helper for KDA and MLA, low_m_bf16_gemm called directly,
no unused schedule fields or staged non-FP32 KDA decode, typed layers.
Kernels and operations:
- Decode MoE: refuses a grid the device cannot keep resident instead of
hanging, explains its CTA cap, and scores routing with the TRTLLM-gen
routing kernel's sigmoid. Both kernels follow the C++ coding
guidelines; the bindings check every operand.
- The boundary kernel keeps the Lamport layout in one place, and a test
pins it against the library's sources.
- mhc_fused_hc tunes its tactic in parallel across the TP ranks and
honours FORCE_MHC_KERNEL_DETERMINISTIC; sparse MLA decode follows
TRTLLM_ENABLE_PDL.
- Prefill MoE: an all-NaN router row routes in range, odd row counts do
not recompile, the routing sigmoid matches the runner's, and a
one-token step's gathered scales are accepted.
- References use plain torch, notes describe this target, copied
wrappers name their source, dead branches are removed, and every
wrapper is typed.
Tests:
- Routing cases for every new refusal, the default modeling_v2 with the
model defaults applied, a kv_cache_config FP8 override, sm_103, the
constructor and media admission.
- The boundary matrix compares the decode target's wiring with the
library all-reduce + fused_hc path it replaces, with non-trivial mixer
scales; it launches through the shared rank-job helper.
- Fake ops run under FakeTensorMode and match the schemas; the bindings'
operand checks; production-shaped cells in place of the unused
threshold cells; stricter prefill MoE routing checks; a one-row
prefill MoE step; an absolute floor for near-zero indexer keys.
- Both accuracy tests send a one-token prompt; the MTP-3 one runs pre
merge, and its acceptance length is this target's own measurement.
- l0_b200 skips the 4-rank matrix and runs the low-M boundary row
counts by default.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
Both new cases in tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/test_runner.py set the flag on engine._model, at Line 603 and Line 607. Both cases would still pass if this decoder lookup were removed.
Change declared_recurrent_state to attach an inner torch.nn.Identity() model and set its flag only. Keep the wrapper case unchanged. This protects the documented decoder declaration from a regression that would bypass its context reset.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/graphs.py at line 500:
Update the declared_recurrent_state test cases in test_runner.py to attach an inner torch.nn.Identity() model and set the recurrent-state declaration flag only on that inner model, so the tests exercise the decoder lookup through get_top_level_model. Keep the wrapper-case test unchanged.
Make the history check observe or control slot reuse.
The allocator can give the final request a different recurrent-state slot from the long request. In that case, the assertion can pass without testing reset of the long request’s state.
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Update the history check around the two llm.generate calls so the final request reuses the long request’s recurrent-state slot, or otherwise directly observes that slot’s state reset. Preserve the intent of checking that prior request history does not affect the final token IDs, and do not rely on allocator behavior that may select a different slot.
Add negative tests for mismatched value-projection weights.
test_latent_values_matches_reference in attention/test_modeling_v2_mla_decode_glue.py, Lines 87–103, supplies matching weight dimensions. That test still passes if this new check is removed. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add parameterized cases in that file with weight shapes (H - 1, L, V) and (H, L + 128, V). Assert that latent_values.is_valid rejects both cases without launching the kernel. These cases protect the check against accepting weights that the kernel addresses with the wrong geometry.
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Add parameterized negative cases to test_latent_values_matches_reference for value-projection weight shapes (H - 1, L, V) and (H, L + 128, V). Verify latent_values.is_valid rejects each shape before the kernel is launched, covering the geometry check on w_v_t.
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Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/csrc/decodeMoe.cu:
- Around line 1031-1044: Update the launch-capacity checks around numSms and
grid to use the launching stream’s available SM capacity, not only the cached
device-wide SM count. Before each launch, verify that capacity can accommodate
the FC2 and FC1-only CTAs and the selected grid; return a supported error if it
cannot, preserving the existing occupancy checks and safeguards against waiting
CTAs.
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/csrc/mhcArBoundary.cu:
- Around line 289-292: Update the collective test matrix to include BF16 pairs
(+0.0, -0.0), ordinary zero pairs, and (-0.0, -0.0) pairs, exercising the
reserved 0x80000000 sentinel handled by isNegZero. Run these cases through the
existing bounded launcher and compare outputs with the reference.
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/ops/mhc/mhc_fused_hc.py:
- Line 328: Extend the four-rank test matrix in _mhc_ar_boundary_op_matrix.py to
exercise distributed tactic agreement, not just the fused operation. Configure
the distributed tuner and perform a cold-cache autotune on all four ranks,
gather their selected tactics, and assert that every rank selects the same
tactic and produces matching outputs; retain the existing matrix entry in
test-db/l0_dgx_b200.yml to run the case.
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/routing.py:
- Line 307: Update fp8_model_refused to reject FP8 configurations whose
linear_attn_config.head_dim or short_conv_kernel_size does not match the
dimensions required by load_kda, while preserving existing routing checks. Add a
routing near-miss case for each dimension mismatch so auto mode can fall back
before selecting the target.
Review comments at
@tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/comm/test_modeling_v2_mhc_ar_boundary.py:
- Around line 23-24: Update the device gating before _rank_job.run to check the
capability of each selected device and skip the matrix unless every device has
capability (10, 0). Preserve the existing device-count check.
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@tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/ops/attention/latent_values.py:
- Line 91: Add parameterized negative cases to
test_latent_values_matches_reference for value-projection weight shapes (H - 1,
L, V) and (H, L + 128, V). Verify latent_values.is_valid rejects each shape
before the kernel is launched, covering the geometry check on w_v_t.
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/graphs.py:
- Line 500: Update the declared_recurrent_state test cases in test_runner.py to
attach an inner torch.nn.Identity() model and set the recurrent-state
declaration flag only on that inner model, so the tests exercise the decoder
lookup through get_top_level_model. Keep the wrapper-case test unchanged.
Review comments at
@tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/test_accuracy.py:
- Around line 97-98: Update the history check around the two llm.generate calls
so the final request reuses the long request’s recurrent-state slot, or
otherwise directly observes that slot’s state reset. Preserve the intent of
checking that prior request history does not affect the final token IDs, and do
not rely on allocator behavior that may select a different slot.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Web query:
CUDA 12.x/13.x: can cudaLaunchKernelEx combine cudaLaunchAttributeCooperative with cudaLaunchAttributeProgrammaticStreamSerialization, and can cooperative kernels be captured in CUDA graphs? Under MPS with CUDA_MPS_ACTIVE_THREAD_PERCENTAGE, does cudaDevAttrMultiProcessorCount report the reduced SM count?
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- cuLaunchKernelEx in singe_cuda_sys::driver - Rust — https://docs.rs/singe-cuda-sys/latest/singe_cuda_sys/driver/fn.cuLaunchKernelEx.html
- cuda.bindings._v2.driver.LaunchAttributeID — cuda.bindings — https://nvidia.github.io/cuda-python/cuda-bindings/latest/module/generated/driver_v2/cuda.bindings._v2.driver.LaunchAttributeID.html
- include/flashinfer/trtllm/fused_moe/RoutingDevKernel.h — https://github.com/flashinfer-ai/flashinfer/blob/2b150b39/include/flashinfer/trtllm/fused_moe/RoutingDevKernel.h
- 4.5. Programmatic Dependent Launch and Synchronization — CUDA Programming Guide — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.1.0/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/programmatic-dependent-launch.html
- 4.5. Programmatic Dependent Launch and Synchronization — CUDA Programming Guide — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.1.1/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/programmatic-dependent-launch.html
site:docs.nvidia.com CUDA MPS active thread percentage cudaDevAttrMultiProcessorCount reflects limit reduced visible multiprocessors
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- When to Use MPS — Multi-Process Service — https://docs.nvidia.com/deploy/mps/latest/when-to-use-mps.html
- Multi-Process Service — https://docs.nvidia.com/deploy/mps/latest/pdf/CUDA_Multi_Process_Service_Overview.pdf
- Multi-Process Service — https://docs.nvidia.com/deploy/pdf/CUDA_Multi_Process_Service_Overview.pdf
- Appendix: Environment Variables — Multi-Process Service — https://docs.nvidia.com/deploy/mps/latest/appendix-environment-variables.html
- Appendix: Tools and Interface Reference — Multi-Process Service — https://docs.nvidia.com/deploy/mps/appendix-tools-and-interface-reference.html
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- 4.7. Green Contexts — CUDA Programming Guide — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/green-contexts.html
- 6.16. Execution Context Management — CUDA Runtime API Reference Manual 13.4 documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-runtime-api/cuda_runtime_api/group__CUDART__EXECUTION__CONTEXT.html
- 6.23. Green Contexts — CUDA Driver API Reference Manual 13.5 documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-driver-api/cuda_driver_api/group__CUDA__GREEN__CONTEXTS.html
- 4.6. Green Contexts — CUDA Programming Guide — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.1.0/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/green-contexts.html
- CUDA Runtime API — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/12.6.0/pdf/CUDA_Runtime_API.pdf
CUDA green context stream cudaDeviceGetAttribute cudaDevAttrMultiProcessorCount green context stream SM count does not reflect
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- CUDA Runtime API — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/12.6.0/pdf/CUDA_Runtime_API.pdf
- CUDA Runtime API Reference Manual — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/pdf/CUDA_Runtime_API.pdf
- 7.7 Green Contexts - Chapter 7. Kernel Execution | The CUDA Handbook — https://www.cudahandbook.com/book/ch7/green-contexts
- 6.23. Green Contexts — CUDA Driver API Reference Manual 13.5 documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-driver-api/cuda_driver_api/group__CUDA__GREEN__CONTEXTS.html
- CUDA Driver API :: CUDA Toolkit Documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/12.9.1/cuda-driver-api/group__CUDA__GREEN__CONTEXTS.html
Web query:
site:docs.nvidia.com CUDA cooperative kernel launch green context stream too many blocks resource SM count cudaLaunchKernelEx cooperative graph programmatic serialization
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Sources consulted:
- 4.4. Cooperative Groups — CUDA Programming Guide — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-programming-guide/04-special-topics/cooperative-groups.html
- 6.17. Execution Control — CUDA Runtime API Reference Manual 13.5 documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-runtime-api/cuda_runtime_api/group__CUDART__EXECUTION.html
- CUDA Runtime API :: CUDA Toolkit Documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/12.3.2/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__EXECUTION.html
- CUDA Runtime API :: CUDA Toolkit Documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.2.1/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__EXECUTION.html
- CUDA Runtime API :: CUDA Toolkit Documentation — https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/archive/13.2.0/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__EXECUTION.html
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Check the stream’s SM capacity before launch
A green-context stream can have fewer SMs than the cached device-wide grid requires. FC2 CTAs can then wait for FC1-only CTAs that cannot run, hanging the kernel.
Check the stream’s SM resources before each launch and reject a grid that cannot fit.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4/csrc/decodeMoe.cu around lines 1031 - 1044:
Update the launch-capacity checks around numSms and grid to use the launching stream’s available SM capacity, not only the cached device-wide SM count. Before each launch, verify that capacity can accommodate the FC2 and FC1-only CTAs and the selected grid; return a supported error if it cannot, preserving the existing occupancy checks and safeguards against waiting CTAs.
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Not changing this one. This target is not run on green-context streams: the engine launches it on its own streams on dedicated B200s, so the device-wide SM count is the capacity. A per-launch green-context query needs the driver's green-context API, which this target does not link. The limit is documented next to the occupancy check, which says SMs taken by other work at launch time are not visible to it.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Test shared tactic selection on four ranks.
The selector test checks local tuning and cache reuse. The four-rank matrix calls hc.fused_hc without entering autotune(). Neither check asserts the new cross-rank agreement guarantee. An accidental return to independent tuning could therefore pass both checks. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Extend _mhc_ar_boundary_op_matrix.py with a cold-cache tuning call on all four ranks. Configure the distributed tuner, gather the selected tactics, and assert one shared tactic and matching outputs. The existing matrix entry in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_dgx_b200.yml can run this case. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
As per path instructions, cover materially changed “distributed behavior” with a meaningful test.
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Extend the four-rank test matrix in _mhc_ar_boundary_op_matrix.py to exercise distributed tactic agreement, not just the fused operation. Configure the distributed tuner and perform a cold-cache autotune on all four ranks, gather their selected tactics, and assert that every rank selects the same tactic and produces matching outputs; retain the existing matrix entry in test-db/l0_dgx_b200.yml to run the case.
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Added in fe10409: check_tuned_fused_hc_tactic_is_shared clears the tuner, sets its distributed state on the 4 ranks, tunes mhc_fused_hc under autotune(), and asserts every rank selected the same tactic and produced bitwise-equal outputs. Passes on 4x B200.
…es; cover the Lamport sentinel and shared tuning
- Route declines a KDA head size other than 128 or a conv width other than
4, which the KDA kernels implement; before, weight loading raised after
the target was chosen, so auto could not fall back.
- The 4-rank boundary matrix sends partials whose 32-bit words equal the
Lamport empty-slot sentinel (BF16 +0.0 / -0.0 pairs), and checks that a
cold tuning pass of mhc_fused_hc gives every rank one tactic and
bitwise-equal outputs.
- The matrix skips unless the four claimed devices are sm_100.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
I re-checked the Blockers from my review of 2026-11-11 at fe10409. 10 of the 11 Blockers are fixed at fe10409. The dynamic draft-length one is still reachable through the speculation acceptance-rate gate, which needs one more refusal in _fp8_speculation_refused.
Resolved or accepted:
llm_utils.py:567-572 keeps model_fields_set to the user's fields plus the applied defaults, so GLM's ONESHOT default no longer marks modeling_v2 as set; routing test applies Glm5NextVLM.get_model_defaults (4860e3d).
test_modeling_v2_mhc_ar_boundary.py:31 launches through _rank_job.run, whose find_spec guard keeps the unbuilt checkout off the ranks' path (41ceed7).
routing.py:276-277 declines rejection sampling and relaxed acceptance, so the draft embedding never sees -1 ids (41ceed7).
routing.py:371-374 declines breakable/piecewise prefill CUDA graphs and torch.compile, with routing cases (41ceed7).
modeling.py:754-763 reads py_multimodal_data and rejects image/video requests on admission (41ceed7).
graphs.py:460 skips final-context promotion for models declaring resets_recurrent_state_in_context (030b271), which the target sets at modeling.py:695 (41ceed7).
routing.py:375 declines load formats other than AUTO, so dummy weights fall back instead of asserting (41ceed7).
routing.py:367-381 declines an explicit moe_config.max_num_tokens, lm_head_output_dtype=float32 and all-reduce strategies other than AUTO/ONESHOT (41ceed7).
mhc_fused_hc.py:328 tunes with DistributedTuningStrategy.PARALLEL, so every TP rank keeps one tactic (41ceed7; cold-tuning check in fe10409).
mhc_fused_hc.py:153-159 honours FORCE_MHC_KERNEL_DETERMINISTIC, and sparse_mla_decode.py:146 passes enable_pdl=get_env_enable_pdl() (41ceed7).
Still open, so my request for changes stands:
Dynamic MTP draft length corrupts the KDA state: answered in its thread.
…eptance-rate gate
When acceptance_rate_window_size and acceptance_rate_threshold are both
set, the executor disables speculation for good once the rolling
acceptance drops below the threshold. Every later step then runs with no
drafts, and the target's KDA layers verify exactly 1 + 3 tokens per
request, so routing declines the gate under the same condition the
executor builds it. Setting only one of the two fields builds no gate and
is still admitted.
Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
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Description
This PR adds a Modeling V2 target for the block-FP8 GLM-5.3-Flash checkpoint on one node of four sm_100 GPUs
(B200):
glm5_next/glm_5_3_flash_fp8__sm_10x__tp4. It covers:Routing. The
glm5_nextroutefrom #21787 now dispatches on the checkpoint's quantization algorithm. NVFP4keeps its two targets, unchanged.
FP8_BLOCK_SCALESreaches the new target only for the deployment it implements:2048, 4 mHC streams, DeepSeek-V3 noaux_tc routing, a bounded KDA gate, an untied LM head);
lm_head_output_dtypeauto, the AUTO / ONESHOTall-reduce.
Any other FP8 deployment raises
NoTargetnaming the requirements it misses, and the constructor refuses the samefacts (
routing.fp8_model_refused) for a direct construction. The target is@disable_v2_by_default: it is builtonly when the deployment sets
modeling_v2(autoorrequire).Two framework fixes this needed (separate commits):
apply_model_defaults_to_llm_argsno longer marks every LLM arg as set. Re-assigning every field made thebuilt-in model's defaults mark
modeling_v2as set, so this@disable_v2_by_defaulttarget was built under thedefault
modeling_v2. (The other two such targets, gpt_oss and R1, have built-in models without defaults.)promote_final_contextsskips models that declareresets_recurrent_state_in_context(next to the PLE check).Running a one-token prompt as a decode-graph row skipped the KDA slot reset the context path does, so the prompt
generated from the previous occupant's recurrent state.
Merge order with #21019. #21019 adds
glm_5_3_flash_nvfp4__sm_10x__tp4to the same family. Both PRscreate
glm5_next/csrc/CMakeLists.txtand changeroute,test_glm5_next_routing.pyand theglm5_nextCODEOWNERS block. Whichever lands second:
csrc/CMakeLists.txt, withadd_modeling_v2_family(glm5_next)and bothadd_modeling_v2_targetlines;
FP8_BLOCK_SCALESbranch at the top ofroute, ahead of the NVFP4 order (no checkpoint reachesboth);
test_glm5_next_routing.py;Forward.
sublayer is all-gather, sublayer, reduce-scatter: the same bytes as the all-reduce it replaces.
therefore run once per row, not once per head shard.
kernel, with the shared expert as a ninth slot.
packing run in one launch.
Layers. The target implements every layer on its own operations and catalog entries: KDA, sparse MLA, dense MLP and
MoE, mHC, the MTP drafter and the vocabulary-parallel LM head. It does not import or subclass anything under
_torch/models,_torch/modules,_torch/attentionor_torch/moe. It reads only runtime interfaces:DecoderModel/DecoderModelForCausalLM;With
TRTLLM_MODELING_V2_VALIDATE, the first forward checks that the metadata fields and cache members the layersread exist.
Operations. Every operation the target calls that the catalog does not have lives in the target's
ops/,as an
OpWrapperwith tests, since only this target uses them:ops/ssm:kda_prefill_conv,kda_prefill,kda_decode,kda_mtp_decode,reset_recurrent_state_rows.ops/norm:rms_norm_gated_token_major.ops/moe:fp8_block_scale_moe_runner, the decode MoE and the prefill MoE.ops/quantization:fp8_quantize_1x128.ops/gemm:fp8_blockwise_gemm,dsv3_router_gemmand the low-M BF16 GEMM.ops/activation:silu_and_mul.ops/attention: the sparse MLA pool scoring, top-k, expansion and prologues, and the sparse attention.ops/mhc: the mHC operations.ops/comm: the all-reduce + mHC boundary.The target uses catalog entries only for the collectives and the RMSNorm, and adds none.
Native code. The decode MoE and the all-reduce + mHC boundary kernels build into the
glm5_nextfamilylibrary (
add_modeling_v2_family/add_modeling_v2_target). They register asmv2_glm5_next::*ops with fakes.Results
One node of 4x B200, against the built-in GLM-5.3-Flash model (
modeling_v2: off) with the same settings on thesame node: 13,312-token prompts, 33 output tokens,
ignore_eos, temperature 0, MTP-3, FP8 KV cache,--max_num_tokens 32768, the median of two runs (32 requests at C1, 64 at C8, 128 at C32 / C64).Accuracy:
Test Coverage
l0_cpu):tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm5_next/test_glm5_next_routing.py.kv_cache_config.dtypeFP8 override.other drafters), MoE options, engine settings (prefill CUDA graphs, torch.compile, dummy weights, FP32 logits,
other all-reduce strategies,
fp8_ds_mla), the geometry, the KV cache dtype, the layout, the vision encoder,other GPUs including sm_103, and the NVFP4 and unquantized checkpoints.
modeling_v2after the built-in model's defaults are applied.TestModelDefaults(tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_args.py) and the promotion gate intests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/engine/runners/decoder/test_runner.py.l0_b200): each target operation against its plain-torch reference, on its cells and theshapes the target calls it with, the bindings' operand checks, the fake ops' schemas under
FakeTensorMode, andthe Lamport layout pinned against the library's. About 95 s.
l0_dgx_b200, pre-merge): the all-reduce + mHC boundary matrix, including the decode target'swiring against the library all-reduce +
fused_hcpath it replaces; and GSM8K with MTP-3 plus its acceptancelength, the metadata contract and a one-token prompt.
l0_dgx_b200, post-merge): GSM8K and a one-token prompt that must not dependon the KDA slot's previous request.
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