perf(rocm): fuse Kimi-K3 B1 latent MoE tail - #17
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Install the exact AITER latent-tail specialization only from AMD Kimi-K3 and preserve the existing path when its construction or runtime contract is unsupported. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex Signed-off-by: Yanyuan Qin <yanyuan.qin@amd.com>
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Summary
Install the AITER Kimi-K3 latent-MoE tail specialization from the AMD model
only when its fixed construction contract is supported. Runtime tensor checks
remain in AITER, and every unsupported request follows the existing path.
This PR depends on JohnQinAMD/aiter-amd#17.
Scope
The two-file diff adds the AMD construction/dispatch ownership and focused
tests. NVIDIA model code, kernels, and runner selection are unchanged. No
environment flag or model-name scan is introduced.
Performance
0.828 ms/token.
Accuracy and validation
output ownership, and the AITER call contract.
responses.
3.10 mypy, SPDX, import guards, configuration checks, and CUDA API guard.
git diff --checkpassed.Disclosure
Developed with assistance from OpenAI Codex. The author reviewed the model
boundary, fallback path, tests, and endpoint evidence.