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[None][feat] Rubin K3 merge-back cleanup: CFT release op, MegaMoE multi-node bootstrap, DeepGEMM JIT warmup - #19183

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Rubin K3 merge-back cleanup: CFT release op, MegaMoE multi-node bootstrap, DeepGEMM JIT warmup

  • deep_gemm_jit_warmup_buckets in _torch/utils.py and both call sites in torch_custom_ops.py. The pre-existing deep_gemm_gen_tuning_buckets is untouched.
  • Postproc metric assignment (executor/result.py) and a dynamo-GC fix (executor/worker.py).
  • Small fixes against main's own code: dwdp/setup.py (K3 does use block_sparse_moe/routed_experts) and modeling_kimi_k25.py (_get_vision_tp_mapping ignored cp_size).
  • A CuTe DSL compatibility shim in tensorrt_llm/init.py.

Test Coverage

Registers test_nvfp4_situ_moe.py on l0_b200.yml. test_moe_a2a_cft.py gets pytest.mark.cpu_only so it rides the existing l0_cpu unittest/_torch/moe entry at no GPU cost. SM107-only cases are deliberately not registered — upstream CI has no SM107 hardware, so they would only ever skip.

test_nvfp4_situ_moe.py needed its imports rewritten from the pre-rename _torch.modules.fused_moe.* layout to _torch.moe.fused_moe.*; it has never run as written. Three bugs in the new test_moe_a2a_cft.py case were fixed (it never set _workspace_registered, so the release assertion could not fire, and it assigned to two read-only properties).

Known limitations

  • CuteDslFc12FusedMoE is not reachable. The op it drives, torch.ops.trtllm.cute_dsl_nvfp4_fc12_fused_rubin, is registered nowhere on main. Since the class sits in IMPL_PRIORITY, real SM107 hardware could auto-resolve to it and fail at dispatch, so can_implement now self-rejects via an explicit hasattr gate and resolution falls through. The op wrapper must land before this backend is usable.
  • moe_a2a_cft_release is likewise absent on main; the _release_workspace refactor is kept but the op lookup is a guarded getattr with a warning_once fallback, so absence degrades to current behaviour.
  • Dropped: a Rubin import of Sm107BlockScaledContiguousGroupedGemmFusedFc12Runner, which does not exist and would have broken the working parent CuteDSL backend on SM107; and a stale _use_cft_for_combine_payload workaround that would have silently disabled CFT counted writes that main already supports.
  • MoeConfig.backend += "CUTEDSL_FC12" lands separately in the core PR of this series.

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  • PR description explains what and why
  • Follows TRT-LLM coding guidelines to the best of our knowledge
  • No API changes in this PR

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  • Ports Rubin/SM107 NVFP4 MoE support, including MegaMoE CuteDSL kernels, mixed-CGA scheduling, SM107 MMA instructions, FC2 TMA staging, asynchronous flag release, and work-ID management.
  • Adds CuteDslFc12FusedMoE with activation-aware tactic identity. The backend remains gated until its custom operator and CUTEDSL_FC12 support are available.
  • Adds CFT endpoint release before workspace teardown and improves cleanup failure handling.
  • Uses local expert counts for EP workspace sizing and lowers duplicate-routing diagnostics from warning to debug.
  • Adds cached-tactic and MegaMoE bucket priming. These paths require validation for launch overhead, synchronization, profile identity, and distributed execution.
  • Adds SM107 gating, SiTu PDL support, MPI device binding, and rendezvous validation.
  • The branch was not compiled or runtime-tested. SM107-specific CI coverage is unavailable. Review severity counts are unavailable because no current review findings were supplied.

QA Engineer Review

  • Adds NVFP4 SiTu MoE, autotuner cache-priming, CFT workspace-release, and MegaMoE MPI bootstrap tests.
  • Registers test_nvfp4_situ_moe.py in l0_b200.yml.
  • Existing test_moe_backend.py coverage is listed in B200 CI, including broad backend selectors and SiTu-specific cases. The new MPI bootstrap test has no clearly dedicated selector.
  • Covers SiTu activation and scale handling, tactics, reference outputs, kernel selection, quantization, CFT cleanup, cache-hit priming, and MPI device binding.
  • Coverage is needs follow-up because the branch was not compiled or tested and SM107 tests are not registered for CI.

Consolidation note (2026-09-22)

This PR now also carries the content of two sibling merge-back PRs, which are
subsumed here rather than landing separately:

Still separate: #19273 (helix speculative verify groups) and #19251
(FP4 block-scale permute sizing).

Two SiTu commits were dropped during the rebase: they asserted that the CuteDSL
two-op path serves SwiGLU and Relu2 only, which #19003 made false by adding
ActivationType.SiTu to that kinds set.

Nothing here has been executed — no GPU or CUDA toolchain was available while
preparing it.

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Walkthrough

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

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NVFP4 MegaMoE execution

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

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

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Low

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  participant CuteDslFc12FusedMoE
  participant Sm107MegaMoEKernel
  participant NonClcMixedCgaSchedulerWorker
  participant PipelineTmaUmmaMixedCga
  participant SwapABFc2Epilogue
  CuteDslFc12FusedMoE->>Sm107MegaMoEKernel: launch fused FC1/FC2 kernel
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>NonClcMixedCgaSchedulerWorker: claim work ID
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>PipelineTmaUmmaMixedCga: issue mixed-CGA TMA operations
  Sm107MegaMoEKernel->>SwapABFc2Epilogue: store FC2 output
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The new CFT teardown path lacks native lifecycle coverage, so regressions in release or workspace reuse could ship undetected. Resolve the coverage gap and clarify the unavailable FC12 backend before merging.

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🟠 Major · Add coverage for the SiTU PDL launch path. · tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/situ.py:109-121

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

Add coverage for the SiTU PDL launch path.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/__init__.py` around lines
45 - 58, Update the import_kernel docstring to document that it raises
ValueError for unsupported SM versions, alongside the existing ImportError
documentation. Do not change import_kernel behavior or add caller-side handling
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Inline comments:
In `@cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moeAlltoAllOp.cpp`:
- Line 329: Add a focused CUDA/CFT regression test in the MoE A2A CFT tests that
invokes the registered moe_a2a_cft_release operator rather than mocking it,
releases the manager twice, and then reinitializes the workspace. Gate the test
precisely on the required CUDA/CFT capabilities, and cover the native
moeA2ACftReleaseOp lifecycle without changing unrelated teardown tests.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

---

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

---

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

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/megamoe_kernel.py`:
- Around line 248-257: Add CPU-only parameterized constructor tests under
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/ covering Sm100MegaMoEKernel and Sm107MegaMoEKernel
validation: missing launch_cluster_count, mismatched preferred/fallback launch
counts, phase_interleave below minimum_hint, and SM107 epi_flag_batch=(5, 1).
Assert ValueError for invalid inputs and confirm phase_interleave equal to
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@reasonsolo reasonsolo changed the title [None][feat] MoE / MegaMoE Rubin (SM107) support [None][feat] MoE Rubin (SM107) support, core runtime fixes and disagg/KV-v2 regression tests Sep 22, 2026
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…xperts

run_fp4_block_scale_moe_runner pads its permute buffers for every global
expert, but the expert-parallel GEMMs below only materialize rows for the
experts this rank owns -- each weight is checked against local_num_experts.
Padding for the global count therefore over-allocates by up to the EP size,
which can exhaust memory on large-token prefill shapes.

Pass local_num_experts to getMaxPermutedPaddedCount and
getMaxNumCtasInBatchDim instead.

Split out of NVIDIA#19183 (Rubin SM107 MoE enablement) at review request: this is
the FP4 block-scale path shipping today on Blackwell, so it changes a live
allocation for existing EP deployments and deserves its own build, an
EP-sized run, and routing-kernel owner review rather than riding along with
SM107 enablement.

Signed-off-by: Lizhi Zhou <1432185+reasonsolo@users.noreply.github.com>
@reasonsolo reasonsolo changed the title [None][feat] MoE Rubin (SM107) support, core runtime fixes and disagg/KV-v2 regression tests [None][feat] K3 merge-back cleanup, core runtime fixes and disagg/KV-v2 regression tests Sep 22, 2026
@reasonsolo reasonsolo changed the title [None][feat] K3 merge-back cleanup, core runtime fixes and disagg/KV-v2 regression tests [None][feat] K3 merge-back cleanup, jit speed up Sep 22, 2026
Port the MoE feature family from the Rubin development branch that main does
not already carry:

* PDL launch support in the SiTU Triton kernel (`_torch/modules/situ.py`),
  gated on `get_env_enable_pdl()` and SM >= 90.
* `_Pointer.__add__` in `_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/rubin/moe/utils.py`, so a
  Rubin device pointer can be offset by an element count with the alignment
  narrowed to the real `gcd`.
* A `moe_a2a_cft_release` hook on the NVLink one-sided teardown path: the C++
  CFT logical endpoint is destroyed before the last Python reference to its
  MNNVL backing memory is dropped.
* MegaMoE DeepGEMM rendezvous: trust `MASTER_ADDR`/`MASTER_PORT`/`RANK`/
  `WORLD_SIZE` only when they actually describe this MPI world, so a
  disaggregated launcher's outer world cannot be adopted by an inner one.

The NVFP4 SiTU MoE unit test that accompanied this work, its `l0_b200` entry
and the de-duplication of the overlapping tactic-reachability case in
`tests/unittest/_torch/thop/serial/test_moe.py` are not part of this series;
this PR carries the production change only.

Every `cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/` translation unit this series used to touch is
now left byte-identical to main. The EP-aware padded-token sizing carried for
`fp4BlockScaleMoe.cpp` (`num_experts` -> `local_num_experts` for
`getMaxPermutedPaddedCount` and `getMaxNumCtasInBatchDim`) is under separate
review in NVIDIA#19251: `routingIndicesWarpKernel` in `RoutingLlama4.cu` counts
tokens ungated by `isLocalExpert` and writes a global expert id as the CTA
batch index, so the smaller allocation can be written out of bounds on the
Llama4 routing path. The duplicate-routing-input log-level demote and the
unused `<ATen/native/cuda/Resize.h>` include removals are unrelated to SM107
enablement and are dropped from this series; `th_common` is already built as
C++20 on main, so those includes cost nothing but a line.

Two things this series used to carry are now main's and are not restated
here. `CuteDslFusedMoE.run_moe_nvfp4` already admits `ActivationType.SiTu`
after NVIDIA#19003, so `fused_moe_cute_dsl.py` is left byte-identical to main.
And the MegaMoE NVFP4 CuteDSL kernel tree that lived in
`_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/` was deleted by PR NVIDIA#17956 and
replaced with `_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/`, which already
carries the same SM107 work (renamed: `build_sm107_static_idesc_base` ->
`build_static_idesc_base`, `Sm107MegaMoEKernel` ->
`rubin/inference/mega/BlockScaledSwapAbMegaMoeKernel`, and so on). The
`CuteDslFc12FusedMoE` backend and the Rubin fused-FC12 GEMM landed upstream
too.

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NVLinkOneSided teardown calls trtllm::moe_a2a_cft_release to destroy the CFT
logical endpoint while its workspace is still alive, but the op itself was
never registered: the caller survived a rebase that dropped the definition.
Any teardown of a CFT-initialized workspace therefore failed, and the endpoint
could outlive the MNNVL virtual address it is bound to.

Add moeA2ACftReleaseOp to moeAlltoAllOp.cpp, adapted to the current
single-manager layout: it is idempotent, and resets g_cft_manager only when
the manager is actually bound to the rank region of the workspace being torn
down, so a manager belonging to another allocation survives. ~CftLeManager
already unbinds and destroys the endpoints.

With the op registered, drop the hasattr fallback in _release_workspace and
call it directly.

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The CuteDSL MegaMoE bootstrap selected a device from the global MPI rank, which
is wrong on any multi-node launch: rank 8 on a 8-GPU-per-node job would index
past the local device count or collide with another node's rank. Derive the
device from local_mpi_comm().Get_rank() modulo the visible device count, set it
before the process group is created, and pass device_id= to
init_process_group so NCCL binds to the same device.

Ported from the Rubin branch, where this landed as 70bf7e4fd1 and was then lost
when a later replay commit (4f32abfc01) removed the device-binding half.
Restored on the internal branch as f7c74778b4. The other half of that original
commit, _setup_cutlass_dsl_compatibility, survived and is already in the core
PR of this series -- it is not duplicated here.

NOT RUN: no GPU and no multi-rank launcher here; the bootstrap path needs a real
MPI run to validate.

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`_release_workspace` called `moe_a2a_cft_release` before removing the
workspace from `_WORKSPACES`. If the op raised, the entry survived --
and by then `destroy` had already decremented the refcount and
unregistered the lifecycle, so nothing would call it again. The next
communicator on that key would adopt an allocation whose endpoint state
is unknown. Drop the workspace in a `finally` instead; the exception
still propagates, it just no longer leaves a reusable workspace behind.

Tests: the existing destroy test now calls `destroy()` twice, since
rank-coordinated teardown can reach it more than once and a second CFT
release would destroy an endpoint this communicator no longer owns. A
new test covers the release-failure path.

Separately, the MegaMoE DeepGEMM rendezvous accepted the launcher
environment on RANK/WORLD_SIZE alone and only converted MASTER_PORT
afterwards, so a non-numeric port raised an uncaught ValueError instead
of falling back to the MPI rendezvous. Parse it inside the same guard.

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``rubin/moe/manual_mma_128dp.compute_idesc`` OR'd the shifted SF-ID fields
in without masking. ``Int32`` is signed, so ``>>`` is an arithmetic shift: a
TMEM address with bit 31 set sign-extends and leaves stray high bits. Bit 31
is ``_BIT_K_SIZE_LO``, so for umma_k=128 that turns k_size from 2 into 3 and
the MMA runs the wrong K.

``compute_idesc`` in
cutedsl_megamoe/kernel_src/rubin/inference/mega/dynamic_mainloop.py -- the
reference this encoding was copied from -- already masks both fields; this
copy had dropped it.

``build_static_idesc_base`` also accepted umma_m=64, which is not encodable
here: ``m_dim = umma_m >> 4`` at bit 24 only lines up with the real m_dim
field (bits [27,29), holding M >> 7) for 128 and 256. For 64 it sets bit 26,
which is ``_BIT_SFA_LAYOUT``, silently selecting SFA_128dp_Unique and
discarding the caller's sfa_layout. Only 128 and 256 ever reach this copy,
so the assertion now says so.

The FC12 cluster/TMA guards that shipped alongside this fix targeted
``cute_dsl_kernels/mega_moe_nvfp4/kernel_fc12.py``, a tree PR NVIDIA#17956 removed
and replaced with ``cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/``; the replacement
already carries the equivalent guards, so only the manual-MMA half remains.

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tune_max_num_tokens was bounded by moe_max_num_tokens and a per-expert
heuristic, but not by the largest batch a forward can present. moe_max_num_tokens
is a chunking ceiling and may be configured well above that bound, and the
profiler workspace scales with it (maxM * top_k expanded tokens) and is
allocated with a raw cudaMalloc, so an inflated ceiling asks the driver for a
workspace for a shape that can never occur.

Add default_moe_max_num_tokens (max_num_tokens * dp_size) to the existing
min(). FusedMoeTRTLLMGen already caches model_config.max_num_tokens for the
same purpose; this brings the Cutlass backend in line. Tactic selection is
unaffected because the shapes removed are ones the engine cannot produce.

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Ports the non-Rubin-specific core changes from the internal Rubin branch.

Autotune / JIT warmup:
- Add deep_gemm_jit_warmup_buckets() and use it for the three DeepGemm
  runners whose tuning call exists to drive JIT warmup. A step-16 M grid
  over the whole range is required: the SM100 layout heuristic selects on
  ceil_div(m, block_m) with every candidate block_m a multiple of 16, and
  the last-wave-utilization tie-break keeps oscillating at high M, so a
  coarse high-M band silently skips layouts that then compile
  mid-inference (nvcc fork under the GIL, stalling every attention-DP
  rank). Fp8BlockScalingGemmRunner also gets exclude_from_cache so a warm
  disk cache cannot short-circuit the warmup.

Executor:
- Propagate decoding_iter, avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter and cached_tokens
  through PostprocWorker.Output, so a result served by a postproc worker
  reports the same metrics as the in-process path.
- When TRTLLM_WORKER_DISABLE_GC=1, also disable dynamo's post-compile
  gc.collect(1): with automatic GC off it walks every object allocated
  since the previous compile, costing seconds per recompile.

Models:
- dwdp: resolve the MoE wrapper model-agnostically, so Kimi K3's
  block_sparse_moe/routed_experts spelling is handled alongside
  DeepSeek's mlp/experts.

Misc:
- CuTe DSL compatibility shim for legacy cute.core.ThrCopy/ThrMma and
  cute.make_fragment, needed by QuACK and Transformer Engine against the
  pinned CUTLASS DSL.

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

Merge-back of the portable subset of the Rubin runtime work that main does
not already carry. PR NVIDIA#19040 ("MLA-backboned standalone DSpark drafter")
landed the production half of this port from the same lineage, so the DFlash
weight-load checks, the DSpark `norm_dim` kernel knob, `FUSED_MODULE_COMPONENTS`,
the external drafter `max_seq_len` bound and the DFlash position-id clamp are
all already on main, in an equal or better form. What is left is test
coverage plus one explanatory comment.

* kv_cache_manager_v2/_block_radix_tree: document why the stale-tail prune
  requires every life cycle to be pageless, mirroring
  `Block::clearStaleBlocksAfterPageUnlink` in the C++ implementation.
  Comment only, no behavior change.

* New `test_block_radix_tree_stale_prune` covers that predicate on the Python
  radix tree, including the negative control that dead tails still get pruned.

* `test_disagg_index_mapper_early_release` gains a case asserting that
  `release_index_slot` detaches every page-index view before the slot is
  reused. `is_draft` is stubbed because the guard main added at the top of
  `release_index_slot` reads it before anything else.

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…the rebase

On user/lizhiz/rubin-advance, configure_kv_cache_capacity re-derives
max_tokens from the final estimated budget once estimation finishes whenever
the V2 KV cache manager is in use. The rebase onto main dropped that block;
main never had it either.

Without it, a one-model speculative-decoding draft KV cache that shares the
config reads the same max_gpu_total_bytes as the target. That cap does not
scale with the draft's much smaller per-token footprint, which depends on
num_local_layers, so both managers claim the whole budget and the draft
OOMs. Deriving max_tokens restores V1's behaviour: V2's quota becomes
min(max_gpu_total_bytes, max_tokens * bytes_per_token), which picks the
layer-scaled draft budget when the draft manager reads the shared config.

build_managers already splits max_gpu_total_bytes per manager where it can,
but that split is skipped during KV cache estimation and bails out whenever
_get_target_and_draft_cache_costs cannot model the per-manager costs, so
this remains the backstop for those paths.

Adapted to main's structure: the max_tokens block already restores an
explicit user-provided value for V2, so this only fills in the derivation
when none was given, and it stays after the max_gpu_total_bytes clamp so the
derivation uses the final budget.

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The MegaMoE CuteDSL bootstrap in this PR binds the CUDA device from
local_mpi_comm().Get_rank() % device_count rather than the global MPI rank,
so a multi-node run stops driving every rank at device 0. That commit could
not be exercised here -- no GPU and no multi-rank launcher -- which leaves
this monkeypatched unit test as its only verification: it drives
_maybe_init_torch_dist_under_mpi with 8 ranks over 4 visible devices and a
local rank of 5, and asserts set_device(1) and device_id="cuda:1".

It was dropped while pruning unrelated tests from this branch; the fix it
covers is still here, so put it back rather than ship the change untested.

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@reasonsolo reasonsolo changed the title Rubin K3 merge-back cleanup: CFT release op, MegaMoE multi-node bootstrap, DeepGEMM JIT warmup [None][feat] Rubin K3 merge-back cleanup: CFT release op, MegaMoE multi-node bootstrap, DeepGEMM JIT warmup Sep 22, 2026
_meta_safe_cast_dtype read param.data before calling _cast. Reading
.data dispatches aten.detach.default, which MetaInitMode rejects, so the
cast raised MetaInitException before _cast could reach its own is_meta
branch -- the guard was there and unreachable.

model_loader catches that exception, logs "Fallback to regular model
init" at INFO level and clears is_meta_init, which skips the
meta-materialisation branch and turns model_loader's model.to("cuda")
from the no-op its comment claims into a transfer of the whole model.
Measured on a GB300 4-node K3 disaggregated GSM8K run: peak allocation
254.34 GiB against a 181.16 GiB steady state, i.e. a ~68 GiB transient,
after which a 336 MiB allocation failed on every rank with under 150 MiB
free of 276.62 GiB.

Backports 6091b98e12 from user/lizhiz/rubin-advance, adapted to this
branch's named_parameters loop. The same line is present on origin/main
at f7aeaef, so this is a main defect that rubin-advance happens to
carry a fix for rather than a defect of this branch.

Scope, stated because it was measured rather than assumed: removing the
fallback removes this transient. It is not established to remove the
OOM. rubin-advance carries this fix, stays in meta init on all 16 ranks,
and still OOMs on the same preset at a different call site inside weight
loading -- so expert-parallel width looks like the governing pressure
there. At EP8 this preset holds 112 experts per rank per layer against
EP16's 56, and the EP16 variant reports 163.44 GB/rank against EP8's
252.59 GB.

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…xperts

run_fp4_block_scale_moe_runner pads its permute buffers for every global
expert, but the expert-parallel GEMMs below only materialize rows for the
experts this rank owns -- each weight is checked against local_num_experts.
Padding for the global count therefore over-allocates by up to the EP size,
which can exhaust memory on large-token prefill shapes.

Pass local_num_experts to getMaxPermutedPaddedCount and
getMaxNumCtasInBatchDim instead.

Split out of NVIDIA#19183 (Rubin SM107 MoE enablement) at review request: this is
the FP4 block-scale path shipping today on Blackwell, so it changes a live
allocation for existing EP deployments and deserves its own build, an
EP-sized run, and routing-kernel owner review rather than riding along with
SM107 enablement.

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f"max_gpu_total_bytes={self._max_gpu_total_bytes_in / (GB):.2f} GiB is provided. New max memory is {kv_cache_max_memory / (GB):.2f} GiB"
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if self._is_kv_cache_manager_v2 and self._max_kv_tokens_in is None:

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As far as I can tell this derivation now runs for every V2 deployment that leaves max_tokens unset, not only the separate one-model draft cache it's meant to backstop, so with use_kv_cache_manager_v2="auto" target-only runs change too. KVCacheManagerV2 keeps the value as _gpu_max_tokens, so get_num_available_tokens now caps max_seq_len and warmup where it was uncapped. And when every attention layer is windowed, the slope from get_cache_size_per_token is 0, so tokens_for_budget returns 0 and V2 gets max_tokens=0 in the case it otherwise treats as unbounded. Could this be scoped to the draft case (and skipped when the derived value is 0)?

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if self._is_kv_cache_manager_v2 and self._max_kv_tokens_in is None:
if (self._is_kv_cache_manager_v2 and self._max_kv_tokens_in is None
and self._should_create_separate_draft_kv_cache()):

A small unit test for the target-only and draft cases would help too. This one is required for this PR.

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