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…3-DSpark) Adds the MLA drafter path alongside the GQA one: it stores a single 576-wide latent per token per layer instead of 16 KV heads x 64 for K and V, which under attention-DP is 5760 vs 20480 bytes per token per rank. Ported from the internal rubin-advance branch, with the position table sized from the runtime ceiling the worker publishes rather than model_config. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
Skipping a context request whose draft mirror found no IndexMapper slot does not defer it to the next iteration: copy_batch_block_offsets runs later in the same iteration and IndexMapper::getCopyIndex TLLM_CHECKs on the unmapped id. Behaviour is unchanged; only the claim about it was wrong. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…dtype The budget split resolved the draft config without stripping the target's inherited fp8 KV algo, charging 1 byte/element for a pool allocated at 2 -- 2880 vs 5760 B/token on a K3 DEP16 GEN worker. Route both the cost and the allocation through the same helper. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dflash.py`:
- Around line 492-493: Update the fused-module validation around _has so every
expected parameter for every non-shared component must be present, rather than
accepting a component when any tensor exists. Ensure partial fused modules are
rejected with ValueError even when allow_partial_loading=True, and add a
regression test that removes one component parameter and verifies the error.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_kimi_linear.py`:
- Line 1724: Extend the scaffold test around the auxiliary capture logic to
parameterize both _AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM_ENABLED values, covering direct mixture
capture and aggregated prefix_sum capture. Assert intermediate captures use the
selected tapped tensor, and verify the final-layer capture uses the
corresponding tail fallback for each convention.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash.py`:
- Around line 1398-1401: Initialize and maintain self._ctx_block_counts wherever
the context block tables are created or updated, including the bound-pool
generation path guarded by self._ctx_block_tables and has_target_features.
Ensure it contains per-request allocated block counts before the clamp using
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`@tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics.py`:
- Around line 1189-1195: Update the allocation-bound test around
_build_mla_block_fixup so it exercises the production boundary input where
ctx_len is allocated rather than the already-clamped allocated - block_size
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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope.py`:
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Two blocking items inline (dflash.py:1398, _util.py:1583); the rest are non-blocking.
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| # request's block. That is a silent cross-request write, not an | ||
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| allocated = (self._ctx_block_counts * self._ctx_page_size - block_size).clamp_( |
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_ctx_block_counts is never assigned anywhere in the repo, and SpecWorkerBase is an nn.Module, so this raises AttributeError rather than returning None — on the managed-pool generation path, which is this PR's main path. Note also that whatever populates it has to count the non-placeholder entries before _refresh_ctx_block_tables does encoded.clamp_(min=0), since after that clamp a placeholder is indistinguishable from block 0. Given the disaggregated GSM8K numbers in the description, was a commit defining it lost in a rebase?
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Yes — lost in the port, and the cause is that the base moved: upstream's merged #18343 uses a block-table-width clamp with no _ctx_block_counts, whereas the rubin-advance copy this was developed on defines it. Only the consumer came across.
Fixed in a93e50b, and your ordering point is exactly why it works: the count is (encoded >= 0).sum(dim=1) taken in _refresh_ctx_block_tables before encoded.clamp_(min=0). Every gen step hits this path, so the disagg GSM8K numbers in the description are from the rubin build; a main-base rerun is in flight.
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Correction to my reply above, from reading the kernel rather than the comment.
copyBatchBlockOffsetsToDeviceKernel writes dstK = (val == BAD_PAGE_INDEX) ? 0 : ... (cpp/tensorrt_llm/batch_manager/kvCacheManagerV2Utils.cu:231), and TLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKEND defaults to cpp (tensorrt_llm/runtime/kv_cache_manager_v2/__init__.py:23). So on the default path the placeholders are already gone by the time _refresh_ctx_block_tables sees them, (encoded >= 0).sum() counts the full row, and the bound degenerates to exactly the block-table-width clamp this PR replaced. The comment I removed was right for that backend; my claim that the count is recoverable holds only on the python backend, which propagates BAD_PAGE_INDEX through _copy_swa_block_offsets_with_scratch (kv_cache_manager_v2.py:856).
The fix stands — _ctx_block_counts still has to exist or the path raises, and the bound is never looser than upstream's — but it is per-request only on python. Stated in dflash_allocated_ctx_limit's docstring in 9bcd529 so nobody reads a guarantee into it. Practical consequence: the cross-request write this thread is about is not fixed on the default backend, only bounded to the table as before.
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| effective_draft_config = self._get_effective_draft_config() | ||
| if not self._speculative_config.spec_dec_mode.is_external_drafter(): |
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is_external_drafter() expands to {PARD, DFLASH, DSPARK, DRAFT_TARGET_ONE_MODEL}, so this also neutralizes PARD and DRAFT_TARGET_ONE_MODEL — exactly the two that _should_create_separate_draft_kv_cache calls out as out of scope for this kind of carve-out, and both can reach here via should_use_separate_draft_kv_cache. Their draft checkpoints can carry a genuine fp8 KV algo of their own rather than one inherited from the target: with the default kv_cache_config.dtype="auto", validate_and_set_kv_cache_quant returns early and keeps the checkpoint's value. Dropping it then allocates a bf16 pool (_create_kv_cache_manager reads quant_config off this copy) while the drafter's attention modules — built from the un-neutralized config — still read and write fp8, which is the out-of-bounds hazard documented at model_loader.py:195-203. Can this use the same narrower is_dflash() or is_dspark() predicate?
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Agreed, fixed in 23e1495 — now is_dflash() or is_dspark(), matching the predicate _should_create_separate_draft_kv_cache already uses for the same reason (and its comment naming PARD / DRAFT_TARGET_ONE_MODEL as out of scope). Docstrings updated from "external drafter" to "standalone drafter" so the wording matches the predicate.
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This bounds only the advertised read length; neither write path is bounded by the same quantity. The generation path clamps col_idx to the full block-table width (line 1336), not to this request's allocation, and _store_prefill_context passes torch.arange(cur, end) with no block-table bound at all. If the allocation really can lag _ctx_len — the premise of this truncation — those writes resolve through table entries that _refresh_ctx_block_tables clamped from their negative placeholder to 0, i.e. another request's block, which truncating the read length does not prevent for the request being overwritten. If it cannot lag, is this truncation guarding a reachable state? Either way, _ctx_block_counts is exactly the per-request bound that the comment on line 1332 says is "not recoverable here", so that comment needs updating too.
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Right on both counts; fixed in a93e50b.
- Generation write is now bounded by the request's own allocation (
_ctx_block_counts[gen_rows_out] * page_size) instead of the table width, so the overshoot cannot resolve through a clamped placeholder. _store_prefill_contextfolds the row's allocation into the existing_max_ctxoverflow guard (cap = min(_max_ctx, ctx_alloc[i])), one sync hoisted out of the loop, reusing the same request-level skip.- The "not recoverable here" comment is gone — with the count taken pre-clamp it is recoverable.
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Correction to my reply above, from reading the kernel rather than the comment.
copyBatchBlockOffsetsToDeviceKernel writes dstK = (val == BAD_PAGE_INDEX) ? 0 : ... (cpp/tensorrt_llm/batch_manager/kvCacheManagerV2Utils.cu:231), and TLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKEND defaults to cpp (tensorrt_llm/runtime/kv_cache_manager_v2/__init__.py:23). So on the default path the placeholders are already gone by the time _refresh_ctx_block_tables sees them, (encoded >= 0).sum() counts the full row, and the bound degenerates to exactly the block-table-width clamp this PR replaced. The comment I removed was right for that backend; my claim that the count is recoverable holds only on the python backend, which propagates BAD_PAGE_INDEX through _copy_swa_block_offsets_with_scratch (kv_cache_manager_v2.py:856).
The fix stands — _ctx_block_counts still has to exist or the path raises, and the bound is never looser than upstream's — but it is per-request only on python. Stated in dflash_allocated_ctx_limit's docstring in 9bcd529 so nobody reads a guarantee into it. Practical consequence: the cross-request write this thread is about is not fixed on the default backend, only bounded to the table as before.
| # Before any store: prefill and decode both address pages through it. | ||
| self._refresh_ctx_block_tables(attn_metadata, batch_size) | ||
| refreshed = self._refresh_ctx_block_tables(attn_metadata, batch_size) | ||
| if self._ctx_block_tables is not None and not refreshed: |
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_refresh_ctx_block_tables raises on its own when draft_kv_cache_block_offsets is absent, so it returns False only for self._ctx_block_tables is None or num_seqs <= 0. The first disjunct is already excluded by the condition here, so this branch is reachable only on an empty batch — which the message then misattributes to missing block offsets, and which changes from a no-op into a hard failure. Suggest asserting on batch_size explicitly, or dropping the guard since the case it names already raises with an accurate message one frame down.
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Correct — on this base _refresh_ctx_block_tables raises on missing offsets itself, so the only way to reach that guard is an empty batch, which it then misreports. The guard came over from a branch where _refresh returned False for that case. Removed in a93e50b; the accurate message one frame down is the only one left.
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| # config-derived cap. _compute_block_size, not _resolved_block_size: | ||
| # the block decode's j runs over the slots the forward computes. | ||
| draft_model._runtime_position_ceiling = dflash_position_ceiling( |
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_runtime_position_ceiling is injected onto the drafter but declared on no class, so the only reader (modeling_dspark.py:2817) needs a getattr(..., None) fallback to compensate. _uses_worker_attention_backend, _paged_ctx_cache and _kv_factor in this same PR are all declared on DFlashForCausalLM with a docstring — declaring this one the same way (defaulting to None) would remove both the untyped injection and the fallback.
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Done in 23e1495 — declared on DFlashForCausalLM next to _uses_worker_attention_backend / _paged_ctx_cache with a docstring, defaulting to None, and the getattr(..., None) in modeling_dspark.py is now a plain attribute read.
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| if self._mla_freqs is None: | ||
| rope = dict(self._mla_rope_params) | ||
| runtime_cap = getattr(self, "_runtime_position_ceiling", None) |
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_mla_freqs is built once and never reset, but _lazy_init_ctx_buffers re-publishes _runtime_position_ceiling on the rebind path when the estimation probe KV manager is swapped for the real one, and drafter forwards do run during estimation. Is _max_ctx guaranteed identical across that rebind? If it can grow, the table built during estimation is short for the real run and freqs[positions] indexes out of range — clearing the cache wherever the ceiling is published would make that impossible by construction.
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Checked the trigger: _max_ctx = min(attn_metadata.max_seq_len, config.max_position_embeddings) (dflash.py:540-543) — neither input depends on the KV manager, so the ceiling cannot grow across the probe→real rebind today.
Made it impossible by construction anyway (23e1495): the table is cached on _mla_freqs_cap and rebuilt whenever the resolved cap differs, rather than built once.
| effective_draft_config = copy.copy(effective_draft_config) | ||
| effective_draft_config._frozen = False | ||
| effective_draft_config.quant_config = neutral_quant | ||
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ModelConfig.__setattr__ already exempts quant_config from the frozen check (model_config.py:315), so the _frozen = False / _frozen = True dance around this assignment is unnecessary — and restoring it to True unconditionally freezes a copy whose source may not have been frozen. Separately, the comment above points at a draft_kv_config.dtype -> "auto" guard in _create_one_model_draft_kv_cache_manager that reads layer_quant_mode; I can't find one. layer_quant_mode has no reader anywhere under pyexecutor/, and the only KV-quant consumer on this path is _create_kv_cache_manager, which reads quant_mode.
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Both correct; fixed in 23e1495.
_frozendance dropped —quant_configis in the exempt tuple atmodel_config.py:315-316, and restoringTrueunconditionally was the worse half of it.- The comment named a guard that does not exist. The only
layer_quant_modereader underpyexecutor/ismodel_engine.py:1123, and it reads the model's config, not this shallow copy. Comment now says why the pop is still needed:_create_kv_cache_managerreadsquant_modeoff this copy andlayer_quant_modeis the same cached pair.
| f" [draft pool: {len(self.kv_cache_map)} live caches holding " | ||
| f"{live} tokens, gpu_max_tokens={self._gpu_max_tokens}]" | ||
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kv_cache_map and _gpu_max_tokens are both assigned unconditionally in __init__, and .capacity is read on _KVCache in a dozen other places here, so none of the three reads can fail at the point this is called. The bare except Exception defends a state that cannot occur and conflicts with the repo guidance on broad exception handling — suggest dropping the try/except.
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Agreed — both attributes are assigned unconditionally in __init__ (:1387, :1404) and .capacity is read on _KVCache in 15 other places in this file. try/except removed in 23e1495.
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The info_once at construction makes the active mode visible, which helps. The remaining concern is the read itself: evaluating it into a module-level global at import time means it cannot be set per-LLM instance, cannot be changed after this module is imported, and does not appear in the serialized args. Since the surrounding docstring describes it as a property of the drafter checkpoint rather than a tuning knob, would a field on the drafter config — with this env var kept as an override — be a better home, even though the value still has to be supplied by hand today?
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Agreed on the limitation. Leaving it as an env var in this PR, deliberately: the docstring's own measurement calls the Inferact direction unsettled (+0.9pt at n=200, inside the band this harness treats as noise for RadixArk's own 71-73% spread), so promoting it to a serialized config field would fix a value we do not yet consider settled. Worth revisiting once a drafter checkpoint records its capture convention — until then the info_once is what makes the active mode auditable.
Upstream's NVIDIA#18343 clamps to the block-table width and drops _ctx_block_counts, which the MLA port's read-length truncation consumes -- so the managed-pool generation path raised AttributeError. Restore the count and bound both writes. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
Narrow the draft-KV dtype carve-out to DFlash/DSpark, declare _runtime_position_ceiling, key the MLA RoPE table on its cap, drop a dead try/except, and cover both aux-capture conventions. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…uest copyBatchBlockOffsetsToDeviceKernel maps BAD_PAGE_INDEX to 0, so on the default cpp backend the count saturates at the table width and the bound degenerates to upstream's. It is per-request only on the python backend, which keeps the -1. Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash.py`:
- Around line 532-534: Add regression coverage for _refresh_ctx_block_tables
that exercises both preserved BAD_PAGE_INDEX placeholders and C++-style
zero-filled page entries. Assert the Python-style row records only its
valid-page count, while the zero-filled row records the full table width,
protecting context and generation writes from placeholder pages.
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- Line 478: Update the tests at
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py
lines 478-478 and 541-541 to configure KIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM before module
configuration initializes, instead of setting mkl._AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM_ENABLED
directly. Verify that the aggregated-stream value produces the expected in-loop
and tail capture streams at line 478, and the prefix-stream value produces the
corresponding expected streams at line 541.
- Line 480: Wrap the seeded sections in both
test_aux_capture_taps_the_selected_stream at
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py:480
and test_aux_capture_tail_follows_the_same_switch at
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py:543
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These tests set the private derived flag directly. They pass if KIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM is ignored, parsed incorrectly, or mapped to the wrong branch.
Set the environment variable before module configuration initializes. Assert that each supported value produces the expected in-loop and tail capture stream.
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py#L478-L478: test the configured aggregated-stream value throughKIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM.tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py#L541-L541: test the configured prefix-stream value throughKIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM.
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- 8: https://github.com/NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM/blob/main/examples/summarize.py
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Flagging this one for a second look — I may be missing a constraint, but the new cap looks like it could end up tighter than what the engine actually serves.
_runtime_position_cap resolves to model_config.max_seq_len + block_size + 2, so the largest valid index into _dspark_freqs_table() is max_seq_len + block_size + 1. The largest index the draft asks for is start_pos + block (blk_pos = start_pos + 1 + arange(block), L595), so this holds only while start_pos <= max_seq_len + 1.
What makes me want to ask is that model_config.max_seq_len is the un-raised value. py_executor_creator.py reads it into a local at L636, adds the spec-dec headroom at L639/L642/L643, and never writes it back — which is exactly what the new comment on external_drafter_config_kwargs in modeling_speculative.py points out. For DSPARK that headroom is 2 * (tokens_per_gen_step - 1) + get_num_extra_kv_tokens(spec_config); DSPARK is is_parallel_draft(), so use_one_engine() holds and get_num_extra_kv_tokens returns max_draft_len - 1, giving 3K - 1 with K = max_draft_len. The slack added here is block_size + 2 = K + 2, which is smaller than 3K - 1 for every K >= 2 (7 vs 14 at K=5). Before this change the cap was max_position_embeddings + block_size + 2 — 163840+ — so the gap was unreachable and none of this mattered.
I haven't traced start_pos to its actual maximum, so it may well be bounded below the cap for some other reason. But the engine reserving those positions specifically for this mode is the part I can't explain away. Could you confirm the upper bound on start_pos here?
Independently of how that lands, the four consumers disagree on how they fail, and one of them fails silently. dspark_attention_forward_batched (L593/L595) and write_context_windows / write_context_windows_batched (L1477/L1523) index with tensors, so an out-of-range position raises or trips a device-side assert. But dspark_attention_forward slices with Python ints (L486-487, freqs_cis[start_pos + 1 : start_pos + 1 + block]), which silently returns a short tensor instead of failing — RoPE quietly dropped from the block tail, visible only as lower acceptance. There's an assert start_pos > 0 at L483 but no upper guard. Even if the bound turns out to be safe today, making that path fail loudly seems worth doing.
Last thing, on the shape of the fix rather than the bug: this PR already solves the same problem on the DFlash side by publishing the ceiling at runtime (_runtime_position_ceiling, set in DFlashWorker._lazy_init_ctx_buffers) precisely because a config-derived reconstruction drifts from what the engine serves. The NOTE at L1079-1085 says the DSv4 site keeps its own slack because it isn't driven by that worker, which is fair — but it does leave this site on the config-derived arithmetic the rest of the PR is moving away from.
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Adds the MLA-backboned standalone DSpark drafter for Kimi-K3, alongside the GQA one already on main.
Why
The GQA drafter stores 16 KV heads x 64, K and V both. Under attention-DP nothing shards it, so every rank holds 20480 B per token. The MLA drafter holds one 576-wide latent per token per layer: 5760 B, a 3.6x reduction that does not depend on the parallelism.
Measured on the GEN worker of a DEP16 disaggregated run — two arms whose generated
gen_config.yamldiffer by exactly one line (speculative_model), same tree, same MoE backend, samefree_gpu_memory_fraction=0.8:Those are the KV manager's own
max_tokens ... New quota is <G>GiBlines, not derived. Three independent cross-checks agree: draft quota / max_tokens is exactly 5760.0 and 20480.0; solvingtarget = a*tokens + bacross the two arms givesa = 27648.0B/token, identical for both as it must be; and the pool shapes are5 x (194785, 1, 1, 64, 576)bf16 for MLA against5 x (139005, 2, 16, 64, 64)for GQA. The residualb = 7.53 GiBis the token-independent KDA per-sequence state, which is why capacity rises 40.0% rather than the 44.1% the bytes/token ratio alone would suggest.Decode iteration time on the same pair, extracted by the bench repo's
get_gen_only_perf.pyover iterations withnum_scheduled_requests == 8andnum_generation_tokens == 64: GQA 92.848 ms, MLA 96.038 ms. The median is nearly identical (92.179 vs 92.450 ms); the mean gap is a tail — 42.1% of MLA iterations exceed 95 ms against 5.1% for GQA. Not addressed here.What it is
MLADSparkForCausalLMis selected from the checkpoint's ownarchitectures, so switching drafters is one line of config and nothing else. It brings its own absorbed-MLA block decode rather than borrowing the worker's attention backend (_uses_worker_attention_backend = False), and takes its context KV from the draft KV cache manager's pool rather than amax_seq_len-dense private arena (_paged_ctx_cache = True) — the arena needs 78.5 GiB at 1M context, which is what made the MLA drafter undeployable before #18343 landed.KIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAMselects which residual value the hidden-state tap captures. Both conventions exist in the wild — SGLang captures the pre-norm attn_res mixture, vLLM defaults to the raw running prefix — and a drafter distilled against one scores lower on the other with nothing raised. It is a property of the drafter checkpoint, not a tuning knob; measured cost of getting it wrong on K3 + RadixArk was AR 71.4% -> 66.9%.The position table is sized from the ceiling the worker publishes at runtime (
dflash_position_ceiling), not frommodel_config.max_seq_len: py_executor_creator raises the engine'smax_seq_lenpast the configured value and never writes it back, so a config-derived table is short of what the block decode indexes.Verification
Everything below was run on this branch's own base (upstream
main@adfc41e28a), in a container matchingjenkins/current_image_tags.properties, unless marked otherwise.Build and unit tests.
tensorrt_llm 1.3.0rc26 OK; the editable env resolves to this branch's commit; cubin extraction includesSm103a(a GB200-built100f-realwould not, and only fails once an FMHA kernel with no sm100 cubin dispatches, ~14 min into worker start).test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics.py38 passed,test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py16 passed,test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope.py18 passed,test_kv_cache_budget_split.py47 passed — zero failures, zero collection errors.Disaggregated GSM8K, TEP16 1xCTX + 1xGEN, full 1319 questions, 5-shot
lm_evalover the completions endpoint. Paired against the same config on the development branch:AttributeError/Tracebackin CTX+GEN logsThe GEN worker binds the managed draft pool (
DFlash: ctx block tables (9, 132), pool_idx=0, divisor=1), not the private arena, so this exercises the paged path the review found broken.Aggregated GSM8K + acceptance, TEP16, n=200, both tap conventions:
KIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAM0(prefix)1(attn_res mixture)attention_backend: VANILLAvsTRTLLMreturns bit-identical numbers on this drafter, as expected — it brings its own block decode and logsattention_backend='TRTLLM' is not used.Absolute acceptance on
mainsits below the development branch (which measures 62.8% / 65.7% for the same two taps), and the offset is uniform across both conventions while the disaggregated arm is slightly ahead. The target itself differs: it emits 100 tokens/question here against 211 on the development branch for the same 200 questions at the same score, so short dense answers draft worse. That is a base-level difference, not a property of this port, and is not addressed here.Helix. Functional check under context parallelism (cp8, attention-DP off): loads, serves, completes warmup 16/16 with no errors. The memory win is tied to attention-DP, but the path is not broken without it.
Development-branch measurements. The KV-capacity and iteration-time tables above were taken on the branch this was developed on, where the two drafters could be A/B'd against an identical tree. They are not re-measured here.
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AttributeError. Upstream's merged [None][feat] Page the DSpark drafter context through the draft KV cache manager #18343 bounds the drafter's context writes by the block-table width and defines no_ctx_block_counts; the branch this was developed on defines it, so the port carried the consumer without its producer. Restored, and both write paths — generation and_store_prefill_context— are now bounded by the same quantity rather than only the advertised read length.copyBatchBlockOffsetsToDeviceKernelmapsBAD_PAGE_INDEXto0(kvCacheManagerV2Utils.cu:231) andTLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKENDdefaults tocpp, so there the count saturates at the table width and the bound degenerates to exactly what upstream already applied. It is real on thepythonbackend, which propagates the sentinel. Stated indflash_allocated_ctx_limit's docstring so nobody reads a guarantee into it.is_external_drafter()tois_dflash() or is_dspark(), matching_should_create_separate_draft_kv_cache; PARD and DRAFT_TARGET_ONE_MODEL reach that helper too and can carry a genuine fp8 KV algo of their own._runtime_position_ceilingis declared onDFlashForCausalLMinstead of injected, the MLA RoPE table is keyed on its resolved cap so a re-published ceiling rebuilds it, a guard whose named failure mode now raises one frame down was removed, and atry/exceptaround a diagnostic that cannot fail was dropped.KIMI_K3_AUX_ATTN_RES_STREAMconventions through the real layer forward and the model tail.Also in this branch
Two ancillary commits that touch the same files and are not part of the feature:
copy_batch_block_offsetsruns later in the same iteration andIndexMapper::getCopyIndexfeeds every id in the batch, context ids included, togetIndex(), whichTLLM_CHECKs on an unmapped id. Behaviour is unchanged and predates the mirror refactor; only the claim about it was wrong._get_draft_kv_model_config(), so the KV budget split charges the external drafter at the dtype its pool is actually allocated at.kv_cache_config.dtype: fp8stamps the target's algo onto every loaded model; the allocation path stripped it back off for an external drafter but the cost path did not, charging 2880 B/token for a pool costing 5760.Dev Engineer Review
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test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics.pycovers configuration, weights, oracle parity, runtime ceilings, cache bounds, backend handling, and missing or partial weight failures.test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope.pycovers full and split normalization through the fused path.test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.pycovers prefix-sum and aggregated capture for decoder and final-layer paths.test-db/orqa/.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/configs/__init__.py: Registers and exportsK3DsparkConfig. Verify automatic configuration resolution.tensorrt_llm/_torch/configs/k3_dspark.py: Adds thek3_dsparkmodel type. Verify pretrained configuration loading.tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op.py: Addsnorm_dimvalidation and propagation. Verify full-width and partial-width dispatch.tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/blackwell/dspark_rmsnorm_rope.py: Supports partial RMSNorm. Verify RoPE-only dimensions remain unscaled.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/__init__.py: ExposesK3DsparkForCausalLM. Verify lazy imports.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/_arch_index.py: Maps Kimi-K3 architecture metadata tomodeling_dspark. Verify model selection.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dflash.py: Changes backend selection, KV sizing, position handling, and weight validation. Verify existing drafter paths.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dspark.py: Adds MLA DSpark models, latent KV caching, paged decoding, YaRN, and dispatch. Verify oracle parity, cache bounds, head sharing, and GQA compatibility.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_kimi_linear.py: Adds auxiliary capture modes. Verify prefix-sum and aggregated modes, including final-layer capture.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_speculative.py: Propagates maximum sequence length to external drafters. Verify position-ceiling handling.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_utils.py: Centralizes fused-module mapping. Verify mapper-less weight loading.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py: Uses allocated KV dtype for external-drafter accounting. Verify inherited FP8 settings do not affect BF16 pools.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/config_utils.py: Registersk3_dspark. Verify configuration lookup.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py: Improves draft-pool diagnostics. Verify occupancy reporting and failure propagation.tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash.py: Adds runtime ceilings and bounded paged-cache writes. Verify exact-page and overrun behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_budget_split.py: Tests dtype isolation, cost/allocation consistency, and non-external drafter regressions. Verify CI-list registration if required.tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics.py: Tests DSpark configuration, MLA/GQA parity, YaRN/RoPE, backend handling, runtime ceilings, cache allocation, and weight-validation errors. Verify CI-list registration if required.tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope.py: Tests fused full and split normalization. Verify CUDA execution and CI-list registration if required.tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_kimi_k3_dflash_scaffold.py: Tests both auxiliary capture conventions for decoder and final-layer paths. Verify FLA execution and CI-list registration if required.