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feat: collect GLM-5.3-Flash through FPM self-service onboarding on vLLM 0.33.0 - #700

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Fixes #475.

GLM-5.3-Flash is a hybrid-attention MoE model with sparse MLA, a DSA indexer and KDA linear attention. Stage 1 (#565) sends such model configurations to the runtime probe. Stage 2 (#657, now on main) adds state cache groups to the FPM profile. Stage 3 (#677, now on main) imports the cache groups that the vLLM 0.33.0 probe records. With this PR, aisim onboard collect-fpm collects GLM-5.3-Flash through self-service onboarding on exactly vLLM 0.33.0 with the Dynamo scheduler and merge files of the release/1.7.0 branch.

The repository's GLM-5.3-Flash producer runs as the runtime adapter of GLM collection cells, as the DeepSeek V4.1 adapter does for its model. The producer seeds prefill and decode with real tokens through vLLM's own scheduler. So every measured point reads a real KV cache and a real recurrent state. Dynamo's own warm-up cannot do this for GLM at pure TP. At the pinned Dynamo commit, the layout test of the native exact-context warm-up does not admit the GLM tail group, a CircularBufferSpec, and the gate gives a MoE model without expert parallelism the approved skip moe_tp_balanced_by_construction. The Dynamo change for that group is under Tracking.

How to read the rework

This PR first targeted vLLM 0.31.0 with Dynamo 1.6. Dynamo moves to vLLM 0.33, so the branch now targets exactly vLLM 0.33.0 (tag v0.33.0, commit 4ba787ec) with the Dynamo scheduler and merge files of commit 9abd2ef0d908c4bb323e1b8956ea76a5772a1d41 on release/1.7.0. The live runs used the nightly build ai-dynamo 1.7.0.dev20261109, which carries these files. Dynamo has no 1.7.0 release. The rework adds commits on top of the reviewed head 244a3b174. A reviewer who read the vLLM 0.31.0 version can read git diff 244a3b174..HEAD, with the head at babce6fb2. That diff also holds the rework of #677 and the changes of main. A reviewer who read the head a160f9172 can read git diff a160f9172..b93792e1c: four commits and six files, which hold the two corrections after the CodeRabbit review. #677 is on main now (ecb600a4b), and the base of this PR is main. The diff of this PR on GitHub holds only this PR's change: 62 files, 15 of them fixture files. After b93792e1c, the branch took main with the rename of the product to AISim (#796) and the last change of #677. A reviewer who read b93792e1c can compare this PR's own change before and after: git diff 7a88f3318 b93792e1c against git diff ecb600a4b HEAD. The entry "Adaptation to the AISim rename" below names every difference. The Review map below names the parts of this branch that deserve a second look. The newest are the align rule with the prefill checkpoint block, the measurement record that Dynamo's merge accepts, and the version boundary.

What changed since 244a3b174

  • Runtime. The producer runs on exactly vLLM 0.33.0 (was 0.31.0) with the Dynamo scheduler and merge files of release/1.7.0. It refuses every other vLLM version, a patch release such as 0.33.1 included, before the scheduler loads, with unqualified GLM backend runtime: vllm '<version>'. A test pins that a vLLM patch release gets no GLM-5.3-Flash collection. runtime-source-sha256.json pins 24 files: 19 vLLM files and 5 Dynamo files (instrumented_scheduler.py, worker_factory.py, benchmark_points.py, gc_policy.py and forward_pass_metrics.py). Against main, 18 hashes change and 3 paths are new (kv_cache_coordinator.py, kv_cache_interface.py and worker_factory.py). Dynamo's worker_factory.py is pinned because its merge checks every measurement record before the engine writes its merged artifact.
  • Align rule. vLLM 0.33.0 stops a prefill chunk in Mamba align mode at the last block boundary before the prompt end, (end - 1) // block * block, and after a prefix that ends inside a block also at the next block boundary. With the FlashKDA prefill backend, each KDA state group holds one prefill checkpoint block with an alignment of 16 tokens. vLLM then saves the checkpoint inside the last chunk and takes neither stop when the chunk starts on a hash block boundary, ends more than one block after its start, and its last block boundary lies a multiple of 16 tokens after its start (kv_cache_interface.py:1169-1210). The Triton backend gives no checkpoint block. The planner and the producer follow the same rule.
  • Planner. It reads the checkpoint count and alignment of each Mamba group of the accepted profile. A deployment takes the checkpoint rule only if every Mamba group holds a block, as vLLM requires (scheduler.py:445-449). The planner refuses a plan that mixes deployments with and without a checkpoint block, or with two alignments. The capacity estimate counts one more block in each state group with a checkpoint block. The capacity count is the free block count of the profile, kv_cache_bytes // page_size_bytes. At TP 4 the list holds 577 points with the FlashKDA checkpoint (496 prefill, 81 decode) and 537 without it (456 prefill, 81 decode).
  • Smoke. With a checkpoint block, the smoke takes five points: three prefill points (64 new tokens without a prefix and after one hash block, and two hash blocks of new tokens after one hash block) and two decode points. Without one, it takes four points, because the list does not hold the third prefill point.
  • Producer launch checks. At grid build, the producer refuses EAGLE block drop, hash lookahead tokens, partial hash hits (mamba_partial_cache_hit) and a scheduler block that differs from the block of the cache configuration, because its align rule does not model them. It records the checkpoint blocks and their alignment in serving_config.mamba_prefill_checkpoint. The native artifact reader refuses ranks that disagree on that key, in either order.
  • Measurement record. Each point runs 5 warm-ups and 10 measurements. The record holds the ten raw samples, numbered by their position, and the estimate adjacent_upper_median over raw samples 1 to 9, with expected_internal_samples 10. The table value is the median of measurements 2 to 10. Measurement 1 is a valid measurement that this estimate leaves out. The protocol names the reduction upper_median_after_first_repetition and the content seeded_tokens. Dynamo's merge accepts no other median of several samples. The measurement reader accepts only this record for the producer protocol. It refuses repetition_median, a record without ten raw samples and another method.
  • Execution record. On exactly vLLM 0.33.0, the execution record of a cache configuration with a recurrent-state group (a MambaSpec group, or a uniform group with a MambaSpec layer spec) adds six cache settings: block_size, mamba_cache_mode, mamba_block_size, prefix_match_unit, mamba_cache_dtype and mamba_ssm_cache_dtype. Every other record, also on a vLLM patch release, keeps the bytes of main.
  • Producer contract selection. The frozen cell now selects the producer contract, by the Engram residency of its execution identity, which the cell ID and the plan hash cover. A DeepSeek V4.1 cell (hbm_tp_sharded) accepts only an eager artifact, and a GLM-5.3-Flash cell (none) accepts only native_graph_policy. The reviewed version let the artifact's own execution_mode label select the contract, so a V4.1 cell with an artifact that declares native_graph_policy skipped the V4.1 checks. Main refuses that artifact, and this branch refuses it again. A cell without a configuration-bound identity is read as before.
  • Producer record and measurement reader. For a GLM-5.3-Flash cell, the collector compares the producer record of an artifact field by field with the record of the producer that the reading checkout ships: vLLM 0.33.0, the scheduler revision, the distribution, the port sources, and the digests of runtime-source-sha256.json and glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py. The vLLM version of the record must equal the runtime of the Collector provenance. The measurement reader takes its rules from the frozen cell through NativeCollection.execution_mode, not from the protocol that the artifact reports. A GLM cell requires the producer's protocol record, the seeded_tokens content, a recorded warm-up history, and a timing start and an observed CUDA graph dispatch in every raw sample. A cell of another model refuses a protocol that carries the producer's record. The reviewed version checked the producer record for its form and chose the reader rules from the artifact. So an artifact that names vLLM 0.33.1, and one with a changed protocol and nine samples, still read as ready.
  • Measurement rules at publication. aggregate_cell runs the measurement reader for a GLM-5.3-Flash cell right after native validation. So formal publication, finalization, serving validation and the aggregation step of readiness apply the protocol rule and the raw sample rule. They refuse, for example, a retained wall time that moved together with its group and the timing totals. A gap that the reader only reports, such as the prompt hashes that the producer does not write, does not refuse publication. Cells of other models do not call the reader, and their publication keeps the rows of main.
  • Float16 KV cache. The vLLM 0.31.0 version refused a float16 KV cache (label half) at the probe preview and at the import. The import and the preview now keep the rule of main for a KV dtype without an AIC mode, so such a record imports as on main. Collection planning still refuses a half KV cache, on main and here.
  • Fixture. The live fixture now holds the prefill phase of the collection probe on vLLM 0.33.0, with the checkpoint-native attention label fp8 and the staged model-config.json. That file equals the bundled zai-org--GLM-5.3-Flash_config.json, so the test copies the bundled file and no second copy is committed.
  • Docs. The GLM page, the self-service guide and the instrumentation notes name vLLM 0.33.0 and the pinned Dynamo files. The manual launch of the GLM page passes no prefix match unit and the KV cache dtype fp8, as the guided launch that ran live. The page says that the published vLLM 0.31.0 profiles used the 4-token unit, which the producer refuses on vLLM 0.33.0. The page says that a probe must run with the deployment of the collection, the producer overlay mount included. The manual launch itself did not run live.
  • Merges. The branch merges the feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 branch at fc1dec685 and at 7a88f3318, and main at 28802570d and at 6c2e6b128. The merge of main at 6c2e6b128 brought the paired A/F performance models and the native AFD replay of main (244 files). It had no conflict. Every AFD entry point of main refuses a vLLM backend, an FPM profile and a state cache, so nothing of it reaches the grouped vLLM scheduler, the FPM profile fields of this stack or the collector. The feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 head 7a88f3318 is that branch's own merge of the same main commit, so the last merge of this branch changes no file. Main then moved to 46f91c639. The automatic merge with it has no conflict, and it passes the Rust suite, the package suite and the root suite locally.
  • Adaptation to the AISim rename. Main renamed the product on 2026-11-12 (refactor: rename AISimulate to AISim with legacy Python and CLI support #796). The package folder is python/aisim, the packages are aisim and aisim_core, and the CLI is aisim. The branch merged that main at a4bbb52b3, through feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677, and then main at ecb600a4b with feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 itself. Its own lines now import aisim and aisim_core, its docs name aisim onboard, and the notices name the new paths. The launch sentence of a GLM plan takes the form of main, so a plan that the legacy CLI saved still passes its recheck. The names that main keeps stay: the AISIMULATE_RUNTIME_* variables and the schema names of the observation records. Main also moved the seeded token generator to version 2 with a new domain, so the producer sends another token stream. One test pins the distinct-token count of that stream, 126,303 where version 1 gave 126,418. The reader checks the generator version for its form only, as before. The rename changed three import lines of glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py. By the rule under the compatibility concern, this head therefore refuses the campaigns of the heads before the rename with producer.overlay_sha256. The live runs of 2026-11-14 replace them. Four line citations in comments follow lines that moved. No fixture file changed.
  • Startup blocks of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677. The last change of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 makes the memory observer record state.startup_blocks_per_request for each Mamba group, and the import checks the value when a record holds it. This branch needs no change for it. A collection phase runs the frozen instrumentation bundle of its probe, so the records of one campaign either all hold the value or none does. The planner reads profile groups, which do not hold it.

What stays from the reviewed version

  • The contract of the GLM producer for mode native_graph_policy: seeded-token input, a repetition evidence sidecar, the real-seed warm-up block, prefix caching with synchronous scheduling, and a seeding regime on every row that follows its point. Mode eager keeps the DeepSeek V4.1 contract, and any other mode is refused.
  • Publication labels real-seeded cached prefill and decode rows of GLM real_kv, the only label that the simulator's FPM loader accepts for these rows of an execution identity.
  • The planner generates the GLM point list from the onboarding limits, freezes it into the plan with the origin glm53flash_grid_v1 and records the dropped counts of each rule. The runner stages the frozen list, or the smoke subset under --smoke, under one plan hash.
  • The request field collection.warmup_iterations carries one native warm-up count from the checkpoint inputs to the probe, collection, readiness and finalization. GLM-5.3-Flash requires 0.
  • The probe preview, the import and collection planning use one FMHA label rule (checkpoint_fmha_quant_mode). For a KV cache with an AIC mode other than bfloat16, the label is the checkpoint-native FMHA mode, fp8 for GLM-5.3-Flash and for DeepSeek V4.1, read from the hash-bound staged model-config.json.
  • Collection planning refuses a GLM-5.3-Flash plan whose model revision is not 40 lowercase hex characters, before any GPU work.

The users of this change are people who onboard hybrid-attention models through FPM self-service onboarding.

Commit messages that the final state supersedes

The squash commit keeps every commit message. These statements were true for their own commit and are not true for the final state:

Commit Statement Final state
3f0110e75, fbe918be4 The hybrid cache settings are added for any group that is not FullAttentionSpec or SlidingWindowSpec, for example MLA or packed groups. Only for a cache configuration with a recurrent-state group (a MambaSpec group, or a uniform group with a MambaSpec layer spec), on exactly vLLM 0.33.0.
cdae68f18, 49b921b10, aa0bee199 The record names repetition_median over all ten samples, statistics.median and one shared sample index. The record names adjacent_upper_median over samples 1 to 9, numbers the ten raw samples by position, and keeps the upper median of repetitions 2 to 10. The reader refuses repetition_median.
133e29a15, 3aa9726dc The manifest keeps 21 paths and 17 hashes change. The manifest holds 23 paths. The manifest holds 24 paths. Against main, 18 hashes change and 3 paths are new.
9b0f85448 The plan fixtures hold no checkpoint block. The fixtures cover both launches: 537 points without a checkpoint block and 577 with it.
e911f46db A collected artifact proves which case its launch was. Ranks must agree on the key. A set where no rank holds the key is still read.
133e29a15, 3639ddef7, cdae68f18, 2dba98880, b138eb7f2, e46f84314, aa0bee199 "Dynamo 1.7" as the runtime. The Dynamo scheduler and merge files of the release/1.7.0 branch at commit 9abd2ef0d9, as the nightly build ai-dynamo 1.7.0.dev20261109 ships them. Dynamo has no 1.7.0 release.
aa0053f57, 57b5437d8 The planner logs 13,695 usable blocks for the live list. The capacity estimate needs 2,113 pool blocks. The planner counts every free block of the profile and logs 13,696. By the estimate, the lists need 2,240 free blocks with the checkpoint block and 2,112 without it.

Review map

  • Risk level: medium
  • Start with: the producer glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py (_glm_align_stop, _bench_build_grid, _glm_record_repetitions) and glm53flash_points.py (glm_align_stop, glm_points, glm_plan_manifest). Then read measurement_evidence.py (the producer protocol rule), native_artifact.py (_validate_execution_provenance and the rank comparison), database.py (_kv_seed_regime, the identity rule and the reader call of aggregate_cell) and planner.py. After them, read runtime/fpm_memory_observer.py (the gate of the six cache settings), runtime-source-sha256.json, sitecustomize.py and runner.py (_cell_points and the GLM launch). For the FMHA label rule, read capabilities.py (checkpoint_fmha_quant_mode), runtime_probe.py (build_runtime_probe_plan) and runtime_observations.py (_staged_checkpoint_fmha and _validate_record).
  • Public or serialized contract changed: yes.
    • GLM collection plans carry the generated list in options.benchmark_points with the key origin, and point_generation.source is generated_glm53flash_grid. They record the dropped counts in options.benchmark_points.dropped, which the plan hash covers, and in point_generation.dropped_points. Other plans do not serialize this field, so their plan hashes do not change. GLM cells have an empty input_text_sha256.
    • The request field collection.warmup_iterations is new. A request without it serializes as before and keeps its id.
    • Published GLM rows label real-seeded cached prefill and decode real_kv.
    • The producer's artifact names its scheduler revision, its distribution, the pinned model and revision it matched, the checkpoint folder, its context policy and serving_config.mamba_prefill_checkpoint. Its measurement record holds ten raw samples numbered by position, the estimate adjacent_upper_median and the protocol reduction upper_median_after_first_repetition.
    • A vLLM 0.33.0 execution record with a recurrent-state group holds six more cache settings.
    • New diagnostics of the rework:
      • GLM-5.3-Flash collection does not model this launch in its align-mode rule: <field>=<value>
      • GLM-5.3-Flash collection requires the same prefill checkpoint setting across the accepted deployments
      • GLM-5.3-Flash collection requires one prefill checkpoint alignment across the accepted deployments
      • native ranks disagree on serving_config.mamba_prefill_checkpoint: <path>
      • benchmark_measurement does not hold the producer's ten measured repetitions with their adjacent_upper_median estimate
      • benchmark_id=<id>: the native save did not keep one FPM of one rank
      • native execution identity cell expects execution mode <mode>, found <mode>: <path>
      • native execution identity cell has no audited producer contract: <residency>: <path>
      • native GLM-5.3-Flash result lacks valid producer.<field>: expected <value>, found <value>: <path>
      • native GLM-5.3-Flash producer.vllm_package_version differs from the Collector provenance runtime: expected <version>, found <version>: <path>
      • The measurement reader of a GLM cell refuses with <field> ... expected <value>, found <value>: <path> for measurement_protocol, its producer, synthetic_content and execution_evidence entries, warmup_evidence.status, benchmark_sample.timing.start_monotonic and benchmark_sample.cudagraph.status.
      • The GLM texts of the reviewed version stay, for example the execution-identity, revision, FMHA label, warm-up and point-list texts.
  • Compatibility or rollback concern: this PR stacks on feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677, and its base is the feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 branch. A change to the shared memory observer changes the instrumentation bundle hash, so a campaign that accepted a probe before this PR must probe again. These behavior changes for other models stay, each checked by running the same cases on the code of the base and of the head:
    • Records of vLLM 0.27.0 and 0.28.0 runtimes keep their values, except the bundle hash. The execution record, the profile plan, the launch and the sampling record of a plain model are byte-identical on vLLM 0.27.0, 0.28.0, 0.32.0, 0.32.1, 0.33.0 and 0.33.1.
    • For an FP8 or NVFP4 checkpoint with an fp8 KV cache, the import and the probe preview accept fp8 and refuse bfloat16. Main accepts bfloat16 at the import, and its collection planning then refuses it. For a float16 checkpoint with an fp8 KV cache, they accept bfloat16 and refuse half, the label that collection gives on both trees. A wrong label is also refused at the probe preview, before any GPU work, and the text names the expected label. Saved evidence with the label of main imports as incomplete. No finalized profile and no published row depends on it, because collection planning refused such a draft before this PR too. To continue such a campaign, set precision.fmha_quant_mode to the checkpoint-native label and probe again. The import of an fp8 KV cache also needs the staged model-config.json that every probe stages. An int8 label takes the same rule, but vLLM has no int8 cache dtype, so no vLLM record reaches it.
    • feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 declares the observed model dtype as the attention label, so its live GLM-5.3-Flash records declare bfloat16. A campaign that was probed and imported with the feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 branch alone must probe again with fp8. The import then refuses with FMHA precision 'bfloat16' differs from the checkpoint-native 'fp8' for KV-cache dtype 'fp8'. After both PRs merge, one rule exists.
    • A GLM-5.3-Flash campaign is readable only by a checkout whose glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py and runtime-source-sha256.json have the bytes that the launch staged. After any change of either file, a comment included, every step that reads the raw artifacts again refuses an earlier campaign at the first field of the producer record that differs, which is producer.overlay_sha256 or producer.runtime_source_manifest_sha256 when only the file bytes changed. These steps are readiness, repeatability assessment, publication and finalization, serving validation, and the later checks of a finalized profile: onboard checkpoint and onboard resume then report an integrity issue and profile_accepted: false. Read such a campaign with the collector revision that collection-plan.json records as aic_revision, or collect again. Published tables keep loading. The probe route already works this way: a change of a bundle file changes the bundle hash, and an accepted probe must be taken again. The frozen plan holds no digest of the producer, so the shipped files are the only trusted values. The DeepSeek V4.1 reader compares no digest of its producer, so this rule is stricter for GLM-5.3-Flash only. A GLM artifact without a measurement protocol, as a Dynamo 1.6 base writes it, is refused.
    • Readiness: a saved campaign with a warm-up count other than 5 no longer matches a request without collection.warmup_iterations. Its blocker is saved collection differs from the reviewed onboarding request. Finalization refused that campaign on main already.
    • DeepSeek V4.1 keeps its plans, launches, staging, startup environment, publication labels and its eager contract. Four of its refusals keep refusing with the execution-identity texts of the reviewed version. A V4.1 cached prefill point with the stamp prefill_real_seed and without kvwarm_real_kv was refused and is now labeled real_kv. The V4.1 producer stamps kvwarm_real_kv on every point, so no real artifact takes this path.

Known limits

  • The runtime is exactly vLLM 0.33.0 with the pinned files of Dynamo commit 9abd2ef0d9. A later Dynamo build with a changed file needs new pins. The Dynamo main branch has already changed the scheduler file.
  • The overlay must sit at /opt/glm53flash-dynamo, and it is part of the probe's deployment. Its packages are not hashed beyond the 24 pinned files. Some vLLM files that the producer imports are in no pin list: sampling_params.py, tokenizers/registry.py, mamba/checkpoint.py, config/scheduler.py and engine/core.py. The exact version check limits the risk to a locally changed vLLM 0.33.0 install.
  • The planner has no version gate of its own. On the guided route, the profile comes from an import that accepts hybrid evidence from vLLM 0.33.0 only. With a hand-declared GLM profile, the planner builds a plan for another vLLM version, and the first refusal is the pin preflight in the container. No path runs or imports as complete.
  • The hash block must equal the Mamba block, as at default serving. A probe launched with a prefix match unit gives a smaller hash block. The planner still builds a list, and the producer refuses the launch at engine start with the align-mode text above.
  • The formal rows of GLM keep the generic table labels (warmup_repeats 0, measurement_repeats 1, measurement_policy dynamo_native_single_sample_v1). The value is the median of measurements 2 to 10 after 5 warm-ups, and the native artifact records the protocol. The 15 vLLM profiles of GLM-5.3-Flash that are already in the FPM dataset use vllm_native_fpm_prefix_seed_median_v1. The Rust loader reads the latency as is, so no simulated result changes.
  • The top-level producer record of the artifact has no reduction key. The reduction is in measurement_protocol.producer.
  • Producer points carry no prompt hashes. So readiness lists two non-blocking missing-evidence items, injected prompt hashes unavailable and preceding prompt evidence incomplete, and execution evidence reads incomplete.
  • The producer checks four launch values at grid build and logs none of them. Only the absence of a refusal shows that they fit.
  • The per-row repetition digests are checked for their form only. The sidecar is bound to the artifact by its own digest and record counts.
  • The reader does not compare the workload of each raw sample of a GLM point with the point. It checks the retained FPM against the point, and the count, the order and the estimate of the ten raw samples. The producer rejects a repetition whose FPM fails Dynamo's point validation, and the reader accepts only this producer by its file digest, so a real run cannot write raw samples of another workload. The general reader has the same gap for the raw samples of every model.
  • Some fields of a GLM artifact are still checked for their form only: most serving_config fields, the seeded-input and revision fields of input_provenance, and the content_seed, synthetic_pool_tag and preparation entries of the protocol. The Dynamo version of the Collector provenance is not compared with the producer record. A review found that none of them can make readiness report ready with a wrong measured value or a wrong row label. The pinned producer always writes the same values there.
  • Publication (aggregate_cell) reads the measurement records of GLM-5.3-Flash cells only. For the cells of other models, readiness and repeatability assessment apply the protocol and raw sample rules, and publication does not, as on main.
  • The Engram residency stands for the producer contract, because the frozen cell holds no more direct field. Today only DeepSeek V4.1 and GLM-5.3-Flash get a configuration-bound execution identity. A new model with such an identity and the residency none needs its own contract key. Until then the GLM contract refuses its artifacts at the GLM state protocol.
  • The capacity rule is an estimate. It counts the attention blocks of each request, one block in each state group and one more in each group with a checkpoint block. In align mode, a request with a prefix hit can hold more than one block in a recurrent-state group, so a point near the limit can fail at run time. By the estimate, the FlashKDA list needs 2,240 free blocks, and the live TP 4 probe recorded 13,696.
  • The formal run of 577 points has no time budget yet. In the passed smoke, each cell took about 3 minutes for its three or two points.
  • Each prefill point with a prefix loses its first repetition. The seed leaves no Mamba state at the end of the prefix, so vLLM stops that repetition at the shared-prefix junction and caches the state. The producer rejects it, and the later repetitions hit the whole prefix. A decode point loses none.
  • The 15 published vLLM profiles of GLM-5.3-Flash stay vLLM 0.31.0 data. The replay rules for vLLM 0.33.0, including the prefill checkpoint block, belong to a later change.
  • A GLM deployment at TP 1 or TP 2 needs its own live probe and smoke. The Triton launch (537 points) and the NVFP4 checkpoint have tests only.
  • The plan's counts.points stays runtime-determined for GLM. GLM states its count in point_generation.planned_point_count.
  • onboard init has no flag for collection.warmup_iterations. It must be set to 0 before the probe, in the request YAML or as the checkpoint input inputs.warmup_iterations.
  • A bounded repeatability run with a smoke campaign as its source refuses the smoke receipts.
  • The import keeps the rule of main for a bfloat16 KV cache. A float16 checkpoint with a bfloat16 KV cache passes the probe and the import with fmha_quant_mode: half, and then collection planning refuses it.
  • The align-4 rule of the producer stays. The sources do not show that vLLM 0.33.0 removed the IndexPool defect that it guards.
  • The follow-up issues under Tracking hold these limits.

Evidence

  • Tests: at babce6fb2. From python/aisim, .venv/bin/python -m pytest -q tests/unit tests/golden -n 4 --timeout=180 passed 16,786 tests with 34 skipped and 2 failures. From the repository root, PYTHONPATH=$PWD python/aisim/.venv/bin/python -m pytest -q -c pytest.ini tests -n 4 --ignore=tests/test_ci_workflow_contracts.py passed 6,356 tests with 7 skipped and 7 failures. Both suites ran at 043b6068c, which has the same tree. All 9 failures are local and also fail with the code of main at ecb600a4b on the same machine: 7 because the module collector is not importable in the local environment (2 in test_support_cli.py, 4 in test_fpm_profile_workflow.py, 1 in test_fpm_grouped_workflow.py) and 2 in test_ci_qualification.py with baseline_source_sha does not resolve to a commit. tests/test_ci_workflow_contracts.py has one more local failure on this machine (Python 3.13.3), also on main. cargo test --locked -p aisim-core passed 3,397 tests with 0 failed and 3 ignored, and cargo fmt --all -- --check passed. The documented ruff check and ruff format --check pass (1,238 files). scripts/ci/check_copyright.py (1,824 files), check_packaged_legal_files.py, check_bundled_configs.py (128 configurations), check_documentation_links.py (87 Markdown files) and check_application_test_inventory.py (17,660 cases) pass. No golden file changed.
  • Fast CI: passed at babce6fb2.
  • Full CI: passed at babce6fb2 on the second attempt. In the first attempt, one arm64 job (Release Artifact Contract) failed after 11 seconds, because the runner pod did not start, before any step of the job ran. Five jobs were skipped: Stage Application Wheel and the four Rust jobs. The workflow selects the Rust jobs by changed paths, and this PR changes no Rust file against main. The build job of the separate GitHub Pages workflow passes on this head.
  • CodeRabbit reviewed commit: b93792e1c. Its review of a160f9172 had two inline findings. Both are right, and both are corrected. The planner counted one block less than the free block count (dcd35183f, with the doc counts in 1a0dc75aa). Publication did not apply the measurement rules to a GLM-5.3-Flash cell (7f6fb9f5f). Its review of the four new commits at b93792e1c has no inline finding, and it closed both threads. Five of its eight pre-merge checks passed. The three warnings name the scope of bug: GLM-5.3-Flash onboarding rejects head_dim: 0 in mixed-attention config #475, the missing onboard init flag for the warm-up count and the generic measurement labels of GLM rows. The known limits above name the last two. Its review of babce6fb2 is pending.
  • Codex reviewed commit: babce6fb2, after five rounds of a local codex exec review of this branch's own change (codex-cli 0.167.0, gpt-6-astra, reasoning effort max; the banner of each run shows sandbox: danger-full-access). The round at 6cd84520b found two P2: the artifact's own execution_mode label selected the provenance contract, which is corrected, and the per-row repetition digest is checked for its form only, which stays a known limit. The round at 4f7ba9b02 found two P2, both corrected: a producer record that names vLLM 0.33.1 passed, and a changed protocol record made the reader fall back to the general rules. The round at fc295c46e found one P2, which stays a known limit: the reader does not compare the workload of each raw sample with the point. Each round ran the affected tests (2,085, 2,334 and 2,119) with no failure. A fourth round at b93792e1c reviewed the two corrections after the CodeRabbit review (git diff a160f9172..HEAD) and ran 1,003 tests with no failure. It found one P2, which gets no change: the corrected block count gives a longer list for a profile whose capacity drops candidates, under the same origin glm53flash_grid_v1, so a campaign that an earlier commit of this branch froze on such a profile fails finalization with saved GLM-5.3-Flash point list differs from the list generated for the reviewed settings. The planner is new in this PR, so no released collector froze a list with the earlier count. The live campaigns ran at TP 4 with 13,696 free blocks, where the rule drops no candidate and the list digest does not change. A fifth round at babce6fb2 reviewed the adaptation to the rename and to the last change of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677. It found no defect, and it ran the 2,148 tests of the 18 changed test files and 12 checks of saved plans with the legacy and the new CLI.
  • Reviews: every change passed an independent review. A whole-branch review checked the planner, the producer, the reader and the pins against vLLM 0.33.0 and the Dynamo source at the pinned commit:
    • The planner list equals a generator written from vLLM's rules for both launches at the live values: 577 points (digest 2c81f2f524251c18) with the checkpoint block and 537 points (digest 299abe8eb499f911) without it. The two lists also agree for five other block sizes.
    • All 24 pinned hashes were recomputed from the tag and the Dynamo commit, with no mismatch. 88 line citations of vLLM and Dynamo that the branch adds were checked. Two wrong citations in one docstring are corrected.
    • Every self. name of the producer exists in Dynamo's InstrumentedScheduler at the pinned commit, in vLLM's Scheduler at v0.33.0 or in the producer, and all 21 overridden hooks exist in Dynamo's class.
    • The execution record of a plain cache configuration is byte-identical to main on nine vLLM versions (0.27.0, 0.28.0, 0.31.0, 0.32.0, 0.32.1, 0.33.0, 0.33.1, 0.33.2 and 0.34.0).
    • Of 50 mutations, 48 fail a test. One is equivalent. The other showed a missing test for a checkpoint that only some Mamba groups hold, and the branch adds that test.
    • One fix wave followed the review, and a second review of that wave found no open item. It ran 112 import and preview scenarios on the code of the base and of the head. 80 are identical, and the 32 differences are the fp8 and int8 labels named under the compatibility concern. A float16 KV cache gives the result of the base for vLLM 0.27.0, 0.28.0 and 0.33.0 records.
    • The two corrections after the CodeRabbit review passed an independent review with two re-reviews of wording. The review read the block count in vLLM v0.33.0 and in the Dynamo commit: admission refuses a request only when it needs more blocks than the free count. It published the live smoke artifacts with the code of a160f9172 and of b93792e1c, and both cells give equal rows. In 7,395 collector, onboarding and support tests, publication called the reader 19 times, each time for a GLM-5.3-Flash cell, and never for the 2,322 other collections. Without either correction, its new tests fail.
    • The adaptation to the rename passed two independent reviews: one of the merge with the rename, and one of the merge of the last change of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677. Neither found a defect of this branch. The first one computed the token count of the version 2 stream again and led to the corrected line citations. Both ran the package suite again, alone, with the result above.
  • Live runs: one GB300 node with 4 GPUs, TP 4, the stock vLLM 0.33.0 arm64 image, and the ai-dynamo 1.7.0.dev20261109 overlay mounted at /opt/glm53flash-dynamo. The checkpoint is zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash at revision 04c4e9e95c5da8862dced7e5056455116f83a7e0, with an fp8 KV cache and fmha_quant_mode: fp8. Before each run, every pinned file of the image and the overlay matched (23 files in the first run, 24 in the later runs), and the producer took the place of InstrumentedScheduler. Each run used onboard probe-runtime, import-observations, the acceptance, onboard plan and collect-fpm --smoke. The two runs used 40 min 22 s of GPU time.
    • First run, at aa0bee199. A probe of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 with the attention label bfloat16 did not import with this branch (FMHA precision 'bfloat16' differs from the checkpoint-native 'fp8' for KV-cache dtype 'fp8'). A preview with bfloat16 was refused before any GPU work (precision.fmha_quant_mode='bfloat16' does not match checkpoint-native 'fp8'). The probe with fp8 and its import passed, and the plan held 577 points. Both smoke cells ran every point to the end. Then Dynamo's merge in the worker refused the measurement records with Self-benchmark execution evidence is invalid: rank=0 benchmark_id=1: raw sample 1 has an invalid sample/forward index. The producer gave each raw sample its sample index inside its own request, and Dynamo's merge requires the position in raw_fpms. Dynamo's merge also accepts only three reductions (single_step, last_step and adjacent_upper_median) and requires the upper median of the reduced samples, so the producer's statistics.median of ten would have failed next. The measurement reader had accepted the same artifacts, and the test fake of the native save did not run these checks.
    • The repair. The record now numbers the raw samples by position and uses adjacent_upper_median over raw samples 1 to 9. worker_factory.py is pinned, and the test fake follows Dynamo's merge checks, with a notice entry in both THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md copies. Dynamo's own merge functions, run offline on the artifacts of the first run as rewritten by the new record step, accepted both phases.
    • Second run, at 2324debe2. A probe of the first run was refused for the smoke with collection deployment differs from the runtime probe; use matching options or probe the changed deployment, because the new overlay holds the new producer. So the run probed again. The probe completed both phases, the import returned status: complete with no diagnostics, and the acceptance had no integrity issue. The plan held 577 points (496 prefill, 81 decode, manifest 2c81f2f524251c18…), and the token budget dropped 16 of 97 decode candidates. Both cells staged the smoke list 35060cd4… (three prefill and two decode points) and passed. Dynamo's merge completed in both cells and wrote benchmark_merged.json. Readiness is ready, with ready_for_full_collection: true, no blocker and a compatible runtime binding at the same capacity. After 2324debe2 the branch changed the float16 rule of the probe preview and the import, one refusal text of the reader, docs, comments and tests, and it merged main. No file of the producer, of its pins or of the memory observer changed up to b93792e1c, so the live run stood for that head. The rename of main changed the producer file after it, and the last change of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677 changed the memory observer. The third and the fourth run cover these changes.
    • Third and fourth run, after the rename (2026-11-14). The third run used 0ddf4a590. The fourth run used 043b6068c, which has the tree of this head and holds the last change of feat: import vLLM 0.33.0 hybrid cache groups through the runtime probe #677. In both runs, the overlay holds collector, aisim_core and aisim of the checkout, and the image alone holds none of them. The probe of an earlier run was refused for the smoke with collection deployment differs from the runtime probe; use matching options or probe the changed deployment, so each run probed again. The reader of this head refused both cells of the second run with native GLM-5.3-Flash result lacks valid producer.overlay_sha256, as the compatibility concern states. In both runs, all 24 pinned files matched, the import returned status: complete with no diagnostics, the plan held 577 points (manifest 2c81f2f524251c18…) and the smoke 5 points, Dynamo merged both cells, and both smoke cells ended ready with no blocker. GPU time: 16 min 13 s and 16 min 52 s.
  • Observed values of the second run:
    • The profile has 6 cache groups: 4 KDA state groups of 9, 9, 8 and 8 layers, each with prefill_checkpoint_blocks 1 and prefill_checkpoint_alignment 16, the attention group of 22 layers, and the tail state group of 11 layers with a 4-token block. The other blocks are 2,176 tokens, and every page is 13,516,800 bytes. kv_cache_bytes is 185,126,092,800. The checkpoint values are the ones that only the FlashKDA backend gives. No record names the KDA backend.
    • Both rank artifacts record block_size and hash_block_size 2,176, mamba_cache_mode align, need_mamba_block_aligned_split true and mamba_prefill_checkpoint {"alignment": 16, "blocks": true}. The execution records hold the six cache settings, with prefix_match_unit null, and the loaded revision 04c4e9e9.
    • The third prefill point, 4,352 new tokens after 2,176 cached tokens, ran each of its 15 accepted repetitions (5 warm-ups and 10 measurements) as one chunk [2176, 4352] with one FPM. vLLM saved the checkpoint inside the chunk instead of stopping at the block boundary.
    • Every point holds ten raw samples with positions 0 to 9 and rising forward indices. The retained value equals the fifth smallest of raw samples 1 to 9 at every point. The measurement reader accepted both cells.
    • Each prefill point with a prefix rejected exactly its first repetition (chunks [0, 2176] and [2176, <new>], two FPMs). The rejected repetition is none of the ten raw samples. The decode points rejected none.
    • Medians of measurements 2 to 10: prefill 30.39 ms without a prefix, 34.82 ms after one hash block, and 144.93 ms for the two-block point. Decode 7.06 ms for one request and 7.47 ms for two requests at context 4,096. These values are evidence only, not thresholds.
    • onboard finalize refused the smoke campaign with finalization requires exactly one formal collector checkpoint under fpm-checkpoint, as it does for every smoke.
  • Observed values of the fourth run:
    • The artifacts record the token generator version 2 with seed 53, and 126,303 distinct tokens of 262,240. producer.overlay_sha256 equals the sha256 of the producer file in the overlay.
    • Every KDA group in all 20 probe and smoke records holds state.startup_blocks_per_request 3, with align mode, no speculative block and one checkpoint block. The tail group holds no such key. Each scheduler records a concurrency of 27.6707 = 13,697 / 495, with 495 = 482 attention blocks + 4 × 3 KDA blocks + 1 tail block. The probe import and both smoke phases accepted these records.
    • Every point holds ten raw samples with positions 0 to 9 and rising forward indices, and the measurement reader accepted both cells. Each prefill point with a prefix rejected exactly its first repetition. The decode points rejected none.
    • Medians of measurements 2 to 10: prefill 31.030 ms without a prefix, 34.761 ms after one hash block, and 145.551 ms for the two-block point. Decode 7.178 ms for one request and 7.675 ms for two requests at context 4,096. The second run used the version 1 token stream. Against it, the five values lie between 0.998 and 1.028. These values are evidence only, not thresholds.
    • onboard finalize refused the smoke campaign with the same text as in the second run.
  • Not run live: the formal 577-point collection, finalization of a formal collection, the Triton launch (537 points), the NVFP4 checkpoint, and TP 1 or TP 2.
  • Negative or boundary cases:
    • The producer refuses every vLLM version other than 0.33.0, a patch release included, and any changed pinned file.
    • The producer refuses each of the four launch values that its align rule does not model.
    • The planner refuses a plan that mixes deployments with and without a checkpoint block, or with two alignments. A checkpoint that only some Mamba groups hold gives no checkpoint rule.
    • The reader refuses a producer record with repetition_median, with fewer or more than ten raw samples, with another expected_internal_samples or with another method. The native artifact reader refuses ranks that disagree on the checkpoint evidence, in either order.
    • The test fake of Dynamo's merge fails with the live error text on the record of the first run, and passes on the repaired record.
    • The reader refuses a DeepSeek V4.1 cell with a native_graph_policy artifact and a GLM-5.3-Flash cell with an eager artifact.
    • Readiness blocks a GLM campaign whose producer record names vLLM 0.33.1, and one whose protocol record is changed so that nine raw samples would pass the general rules. Of 94 hand-made variants of a valid GLM campaign, 19 went from ready to blocked with these rules and none the other way.
    • The two live GLM smoke cells read the same before and after these rules, with equal digests. Across the tests, 325,666 recorded reader calls of other models gave the same result before and after.
    • The negative cases of the reviewed version stay.
  • Expected-value derivation: the measured context is min(131072, 1048576 - 7), which is 131,072. The prefill axis holds the powers of two from 4 to 8,192 tokens and the whole blocks of 2,176 tokens below the budget. With the FlashKDA checkpoint and a 2,176-token block, which is a multiple of 16, every length runs in one step after each planned prefix, so the list keeps all 496 prefill candidates. Without the checkpoint, no length above one hash block runs in one step, and the list drops 40 of them, leaving 456. The decode contexts are the powers of two from 4 to 131,072 tokens at batch sizes up to 32. A decode request at context c has a prompt of c - 1 tokens and an uncached tail of (c - 1) - (c - 2) // 2176 * 2176 tokens. If the tails of a batch of two or more requests exceed the 8,192-token budget together, the list drops the batch. This leaves 81 of 97 decode candidates. The live pool has 13,697 blocks of 13,516,800 bytes. 13,696 of them are free, and the planner counts all of them. So the capacity rule drops no point.
  • Before/after output: no prediction changes. DeepSeek V4.1 and the default cells render, stage and publish as before.

Modeling or data provenance

The vLLM source lines that the code, the notes and the docs cite come from tag v0.33.0. The Dynamo lines come from commit 9abd2ef0d908c4bb323e1b8956ea76a5772a1d41. The pins equal the files of the ai-dynamo 1.7.0.dev20261109 wheel, the vLLM 0.33.0 wheel and the stock image. The point-list rules follow the producer's own point checks.

The live fixture python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/fixtures/glm53flash_vllm_0330_probe/ is the prefill phase of the probe of the first live run. It holds 15 files. For a public repository, the cluster paths and the node name are replaced by neutral values with the same replacement in every file. The import reads these strings only for non-emptiness and for equality between files. The fixture holds no weights, no tokenizer files and no token text.

The live runs of the vLLM 0.31.0 version (at 3bc68938 and 436bca70) are superseded by the runs above.

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Arsene12358 and others added 8 commits October 30, 2026 18:25
Add the `state` kind and an optional `blocks_per_request` field to
FpmCacheGroup. A state group holds a fixed number of pool blocks for each
running request, whatever its length, as vLLM does for the state of
linear-attention and Mamba layers. For any positive target its block range
is 0..blocks_per_request, and it is empty at target 0. Its per-request
peak is blocks_per_request * page_size_bytes, under the same 2**53 limit.

validate() requires a positive blocks_per_request on state groups, rejects
a sliding_window on them, and rejects blocks_per_request on every other
kind. The field is left out of the serialized form when absent, so
existing profiles serialize byte for byte as before.

Python still rejects `kind: state` until its mirror lands.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Prove that the grouped pool and the vLLM grouped scheduler path need no
new logic for state groups. A pool test reserves a state group's fixed
blocks next to a growing attention group and releases both. Four
scheduler tests cover prefill and decode, a sliding window whose pages
expire, preemption and resume, and a waiting request whose attention
pages fit the free bytes while its state block does not.

Two plan constants disagreed with the engine and are derived from it
instead. The last pass of the window run completes the request and frees
every group, so both runs report 0 bytes there, not a 20-byte gap. In the
wait test the running request first grows to 9 tokens, so 8 bytes are
free at the waiting pass, not 12. In the preemption run each resume
reserves the state block once; the first resume fills the pool, so the
first request's next pages preempt the second request again.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
GroupedKvPool::project runs for every grouped admission check and every
grouped allocation in each scheduler pass. It built its lease from an
empty vector and pushed one range per group, so a pool with five to
eight groups, such as the six groups of GLM-5.3-Flash, allocated twice
per projection. Reserve the group count up front: one allocation for any
group count, and a lease never keeps more capacity than before. Behavior
does not change.

Also say in the ranges doc that a state group's range 0..n counts the
blocks that the request holds.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Mirror the Rust `state` cache kind in FpmCacheGroup. The kind literal
gains `state`, and an optional `blocks_per_request` (an integer up to
2**32 - 1, declared after `sliding_window` as in the Rust JSON) holds
the pool blocks that a running request keeps in a state group.

The model validator applies the Rust rules with the same messages and
in the same order, so the same invalid group gives the same first
error: a state group needs a positive count (zero and negative values
get that message too), a state group cannot have a sliding_window, and
any other kind cannot have a count. A wrap serializer drops an absent
count, so existing profiles dump byte for byte as before and plan IDs
and spec digests do not change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The runtime memory record gains three optional fields that keep the
prefix-caching settings of the probe that observed it:
enable_prefix_caching, mamba_cache_mode (none or align; vLLM's all mode
is refused) and hash_block_size_tokens (the resolved hash block size, in
tokens). Rust adds FpmMambaCacheMode and the three fields to
FpmRuntimeMemoryConfig and re-exports the enum next to its siblings. The
Python FpmRuntimeMemoryProfile mirrors them.

The fields are evidence only. Selection, sizing and replay do not read
them, and the simulated deployment decides prefix caching. Stage 3 fills
them from the probe.

Both sides apply the same two rules with the same messages and in the
same order: align requires enable_prefix_caching=true, then a hash block
size must be positive. Python gives zero and negative sizes the second
message; Rust rejects a negative size while it parses the u32, like
every other u32 field. A wrap serializer and the serde skip attribute
leave absent fields out of the record, so existing profiles serialize
byte for byte as before and plan IDs and spec digests do not change.

The docs page for runtime memory says what the fields are and that
nothing reads them yet, and the Rust API page lists the new type.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The FPM profile can hold `state` cache groups: groups that keep a fixed
number of pool blocks, `blocks_per_request`, for every running request.
Say so on the pages that describe profile cache groups.

- perf-model/memory.md: the kind list names `state`. A new paragraph
  defines `blocks_per_request` as the pool blocks that a running request
  holds. The count does not change with the request length, and
  `page_size_bytes` is one pool block.
- fpm-self-service/implementation.md: groups can also describe fixed
  per-request state, and the FpmCacheGroup field list adds `state` and
  `blocks_per_request`. The planned-work paragraph says that the profile
  can hold state groups, and that importing runtime state groups and
  guided collection remain planned. The sentence that runtime
  observation import does not accept these groups yet stays.
- replay/engine/kv-cache.md: a state group holds a fixed number of
  blocks for each running request.
- aic-backward-compatibility/migration.md: Rust FpmCacheGroup literals
  supply `blocks_per_request: None` for attention and convolution
  groups, exhaustive matches on FpmCacheKind handle State, and
  FpmRuntimeMemoryConfig literals supply the three new evidence fields
  as None.

One consumer text named only two kinds. `_windowed_group_reason` printed
`sliding_window=None` for a state group, so an import that claims a
linear layout for a measurement with a state group said that the group
had a window. It now says `kind=state`, as it does for `kind=convolution`.
The reasons for windows and convolution groups do not change.

The new tests cover that text, which is the only code change here, and
the Python consumers of a profile with a state group: the KV-relative
load adds the fixed 2 x 64 bytes to the 1,760 bytes of the other groups
(1,888, with the same capacity), and the public predict path runs with
the state group, which shows that the Python dump deserializes into the
Rust engine configuration.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Five small corrections. None of them changes behavior.

- Rename test_state_cache_group_contract and
  test_state_cache_group_block_count_type_and_upper_bound to the
  state_group form, because "state_cache" names the linear engine path.
- Say in the fpm_profile.py comment that a zero or negative block count
  gets the text that Rust gives for zero, because Rust rejects a
  negative count while it parses the u32.
- Call the five groups in the GLM-shaped Rust test fixed per-request
  state groups (four KDA groups and the kpool tail), because the kpool
  tail is not recurrent state.
- Write that a `state` group cannot have a window in the self-service
  guide, because "has no window" next to "an omitted or null window
  retains full history" could read as a null window meaning full
  history.
- Add one sentence to the allocator notes in memory.md and in the
  self-service guide: a `state` group holds its `blocks_per_request`
  blocks from the request's first scheduled forward until the request
  finishes, is cancelled or is preempted, and reserves them again once
  when it resumes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The sentence that says how the allocator treats a `state` group had 30
words and ended with a condition. Split it into two short sentences with
the same facts: the first says when the blocks are held and released,
and the second says that a resumed request reserves them again once.
Only the two pages that carry the sentence change.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
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Summary

Risk: High. The change spans 62 files (+8225/−387). It adds a GLM-5.3-Flash collection path with new measurement, artifact, and runtime-identity contracts. It also pins external runtime sources. Merge readiness is not established.

Areas needing the most review

  1. Measurement and publication contract. GLM rows use an adjacent_upper_median estimate over repetitions 1–9. The change alters measurement metadata that other modules consume. CodeRabbit says the GLM rows still describe the median as a single sample. The author deferred that metadata change to AISIM-2257 and says it needs separate approval. This item is unresolved.
  2. Issue #475 intake fix. The linked issue reports text_config.head_dim: 0 rejected at config intake. The PR objectives say the fix is staged onboarding and collection. The reviewed change summaries do not show an edit to the intake in config_profile.py. Verify that onboard init accepts the unchanged GLM config before treating #475 as resolved. The existing regression tests were reported as passing at 244a3b174, not on the final head.
  3. Runtime pins and fixtures. The change moves the admitted vLLM baseline from 0.31.0 to 0.33.0. It updates the runtime-source SHA-256 manifest and the Dynamo scheduler revision. Fixture attempt paths were renamed. CodeRabbit says the requested Dynamo revision was not verified. Check the pins against the stated source revisions.

Behavior and contract changes

  • New public helpers: checkpoint_fmha_quant_mode, has_checkpoint_fmha, glm_checkpoint_dir, glm_pinned_model, glm_context_policy, and the GLM point and manifest helpers in glm53flash_points.py.
  • New dataclass field: NativeCollection.execution_mode.
  • New fields: FPMCollectionOptions.benchmark_points_origin and benchmark_points_dropped_json.
  • New schema field: CollectionSpec.warmup_iterations (strict integer, ≥ 0). It forwards to --fpm-warmup-iterations.
  • Execution identity now depends on execution_mode. hbm_tp_sharded requires eager. none requires native_graph_policy. Missing or other modes fail as "unaudited."
  • Checkpoint-native FMHA is validated against staged, hash-bound model-config.json and optional hf_quant_config.json sidecars.
  • Hybrid cache fields are added to resolved_config only for vLLM 0.33.0 with a MambaSpec group.
  • Finalization rejects saved GLM point lists whose SHA-256 does not match the list regenerated from reviewed settings.

Evidence supplied

  • cargo test --locked -p aisim-core: 3,397 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored (author report).
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check: reported as run (author report).
  • Live TP 4 smoke runs: completed and reached readiness (author report).
  • Intake regression tests and the full Python unit suite: reported passing at 244a3b174 (author and CodeRabbit).

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  • Python unit/golden command: 2 failures. Root test command: 7 failures. tests/test_ci_workflow_contracts.py: 1 failure on Python 3.13.3. The author attributes all to local environment issues that also occur on main. Not independently confirmed.
  • Fast CI and Full CI: pending at the stated head. A later comment reports Full CI Success and a successful macOS arm64 wheel check, with some checks skipped. These results are not tied to the current head in the supplied material.
  • Not run live: the formal 577-point collection and finalization, Triton launch, NVFP4 checkpoint, and TP 1 or TP 2.
  • Not verified: the Dynamo revision pin.

Technical quality versus merge readiness

The technical scope is coherent and heavily tested at the unit level. Merge readiness depends on three items: resolving or formally deferring the median-metadata contract (AISIM-2257), confirming the #475 intake behavior on the final head, and getting current-head CI results.

The changes add GLM-5.3-Flash point planning and producer-backed collection using vLLM 0.33.0. They add artifact and runtime-evidence validation, checkpoint-native FMHA checks, and onboarding support for warm-up settings, generated point lists, smoke runs, and finalization.

Changes: GLM-5.3-Flash FPM collection

Layer / File(s) Summary
Frozen point planning
python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/glm53flash_points.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/planner.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/config.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/repeatability.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_points.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_runtime_memory.py, docs/glm53flash-fpm.md
Planning generates canonical, hashed GLM point lists from deployment and collection limits. It records dropped points and selects smoke subsets.
Producer scheduling and collection
python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runtime/glm53flash/*, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runner.py, python/aisim/collector/glm53flash_runtime_identity.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_prefix_seed.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_runner.py, docs/glm53flash-fpm.md, THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, python/aisim/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md
The producer resolves checkpoints and models vLLM 0.33.0 scheduling. The runner stages the selected points and configures the producer and runtime adapter.
Artifact evidence and publication
python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/native_artifact.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/measurement_evidence.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/database.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_native_collection.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_repeatability.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/test_onboard_collection_readiness.py
Artifact validation checks producer identity, repetition evidence, rank agreement, timing, and KV regimes. Measurement evidence is checked before aggregation and publication.
Runtime precision and execution evidence
python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/capabilities.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runtime_observations.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runtime_probe.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runtime/fpm_memory_observer.py, python/aisim/collector/fpm_forward/runtime/instrumentation/*, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_runtime_observations.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_runtime_observation_precisions.py, python/aisim/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_runtime_memory.py
Runtime checks derive FMHA requirements from staged model configuration. vLLM 0.33.0 execution records include hybrid-cache fields when recurrent-state cache groups are present.
Onboarding plans and finalization
python/aisim/src/aisim/support/*, python/aisim/tests/unit/test_onboard_*.py, docs/perf-model/fpm-self-service/*
Onboarding passes warm-up settings through requests and collector launches. Plans describe GLM point generation, readiness checks warm-up settings, and finalization verifies generated point-list digests.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Pre-merge checks: Passed 6

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Title check Passed The title names the main change: GLM-5.3-Flash collection through FPM self-service onboarding on vLLM 0.33.0. It matches the changeset, which adds GLM producer, planner, and validation code and pins v…
Description check Passed The description follows the template closely. It covers why and what changed, a review map with risk level and start points, public contract changes, and compatibility concerns. Evidence lists exact c…
Cross-Layer Contract Passed Summary: The changed public inputs are traced through Python, producer, reader, docs and tests. The gaps that remain are disclosed in the PR, or they are validation-location gaps that the producer sti…
Modeling And Data Evidence Passed The PR changes selection logic and modeling data for GLM-5.3-Flash collection: point generation, the Mamba align-stop rule, the cache-capacity estimate, and the measurement reduction. The PR descripti…
Compatibility Boundaries Passed The PR keeps the Python and Rust public surfaces, packaging, and versions in sync, and it does not add a Dynamo package dependency. Rust and crate artifact. No file under crates/ changed. The cr…
Review Evidence Passed The visible PR description meets each requirement of the "Review evidence" check. - Commands and results are named. The Evidence section gives the exact package and root pytest commands, the `carg…
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The title names the main change: GLM-5.3-Flash collection through FPM self-service onboarding on vLLM 0.33.0. It matches the changeset, which adds GLM producer, planner, and validation code and pins vLLM 0.33.0. It states the behavior, not a vague summary.

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The description follows the template closely. It covers why and what changed, a review map with risk level and start points, public contract changes, and compatibility concerns. Evidence lists exact commands, tested commits, live runs, and negative cases. Modeling provenance and tracking are filled in. The Review map has a risk level and entry points, and the Evidence section includes the CodeRabbit and Codex reviewed commits, as the template requires for medium or high risk. The description is long and dense, but the required sections are complete.

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Summary: The changed public inputs are traced through Python, producer, reader, docs and tests. The gaps that remain are disclosed in the PR, or they are validation-location gaps that the producer still enforces. No stale layer and no undisclosed compatibility claim was found. Evidence checked at HEAD babce6f: - New request field collection.warmup_iterations: defined in python/aisim/src/aisim/support/schema.py:146 (strict int, ge=0). Consumed in runtime_probe.py:165-304, runner.py:1486-1488 and 2312/2407, and in the readiness and finalization tests. Documented in docs/perf-model/fpm-self-service/implementation.md:635. The CLI has no onboard init flag. The PR discloses this in Known limits and in the docs (implementation.md:586). - Serialized output: global_warmup_iterations is read by the Rust FPM loader (crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:838, 909, 1825). The PR adds no Rust change, and it reports that the loader reads the new rows unchanged. The GLM rows use real_kv, which the Rust loader accepts (perf_database/glm53flash.rs:404). - Docs: docs/glm53flash-native-contract.md:145-161 still names vLLM 0.31.0. This is accurate. It describes the 15 published data coordinates, which the PR keeps at 0.31.0. It is not a stale producer contract. - Runtime version boundary: the producer enforces max_num_batched_tokens % 4 (glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py:372). The docs state the same requirement (docs/glm53flash-fpm.md:266). - Compatibility claims are backed by evidence: the byte-identity runs across vLLM versions, the import and preview comparisons, the live TP 4 smoke runs, and the test counts. Local failures are attributed to main on the same machine. Residual items. None of them alone fails the check, but each one should be tracked: 1. The planner validates the decode/prefill token budget (glm_points, glm53flash_points.py:110) only when points are generated. A user-supplied points list skips that check at plan time (planner.py:897). The producer then rejects the budget at engine start. A plan-time test for this path was not found. 2. _validate_glm_provenance checks repetition_evidence_sha256 for form only (native_artifact.py:426-427). It does not bind row digests to sidecar lines. The PR discloses this as a known limit. 3. records is compared with != and not with an exact int type check (native_artifact.py:380). This is a minor validation gap. It was raised in review and is not fixed. 4. The FMHA label rule now rejects bfloat16 for an fp8 KV cache with saved evidence. The PR documents this as a behavior change, with a re-probe path.

Resolution

Optional follow-ups, not required for PASS: - Add a plan-time token-budget check for user-supplied GLM points, or add a test that pins the producer-side rejection. - Bind each row repetition_evidence_sha256 to a sidecar line and use an exact int check for records. Add a regression test for a swapped row digest. - Add an onboard init flag for collection.warmup_iterations, or keep the disclosed YAML path and confirm it in the docs.

Full details: Modeling And Data Evidence

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The PR changes selection logic and modeling data for GLM-5.3-Flash collection: point generation, the Mamba align-stop rule, the cache-capacity estimate, and the measurement reduction. The PR description supplies the provenance and before/after evidence the check requires. Provenance: - The vLLM source is tag v0.33.0 (commit 4ba787ec). - The Dynamo scheduler and merge files are pinned to commit 9abd2ef0d9 on release/1.7.0. The 24 pinned hashes were recomputed from the tag and commit. - The live runs used the nightly build ai-dynamo 1.7.0.dev20261109, with the checkpoint revision and KV dtype stated. Reproducible or independent evidence: - The planner list was checked against an independent generator written from vLLM's rules. Both launches are covered: 577 points (digest 2c81f2f524251c18) with the checkpoint block and 537 points (digest 299abe8eb499f911) without it. The two lists also agree for five other block sizes. - The expected-value derivation for the measured context, the prefill axis, and the decode batches is written out. - The execution record of a plain cache configuration is byte-identical to main on nine vLLM versions. - Before/after comparison: no prediction changes. The smoke values are compared against the earlier token stream, with the five values in the range 0.998–1.028. Across 325,666 recorded reader calls for other models, the results match before and after. - Mutation testing: 48 of 50 mutations fail a test. The one gap found led to a new test. - Live smoke runs: the observed values are reported with GPU time and the artifact digests. Fixture refreshes are explained. The glm53flash_vllm_0330_probe fixture changes (attempt path, warmup 5→0, FMHA bfloat16→fp8, overlay mount) follow from the new live probe and are stated in the description. The published 0.31.0 profiles are not refreshed. Limits, which do not change the verdict: - The formal 577-point collection, the Triton launch, the NVFP4 checkpoint, and TP 1/2 were not run live. The PR states this. - The capacity estimate is documented as an estimate. - The CodeRabbit threads concern validation hardening, not unexplained data refreshes. Several are marked addressed. The description is truncated at the end of its modeling-provenance section. The provenance and evidence the check needs appear in the visible text, so the omitted text is not needed for this decision.

Full details: Compatibility Boundaries

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The PR keeps the Python and Rust public surfaces, packaging, and versions in sync, and it does not add a Dynamo package dependency. Rust and crate artifact. No file under crates/ changed. The crate and Python package both stay at version 0.15.0 (Cargo.toml, crates/core/Cargo.toml, python/aisim/pyproject.toml). The pyproject.toml diff against the local base ref is empty. Wheel contents. The new GLM code and data sit under collector/fpm_forward/**/*.py and collector/fpm_forward/runtime/glm53flash/*.json and LICENSE. The pyproject.toml wheel include list already covers them, so the one-wheel contract holds. Schema and defaults. CollectionSpec.warmup_iterations is an optional strict int &gt;= 0 with default None. It is omitted from serialized output when unset (schema.py:146, fpm.py:108). Requests without it keep their IDs, per the PR. The GLM docs state the GLM-required value of 0 and the probe default of 5. Deliberate version change. glm53flash_runtime_identity.py moves BASELINE_VERSIONS from vLLM 0.31.0 to 0.33.0. The published 15 profiles are documented as 0.31.0 data (docs/glm53flash-fpm.md). The PR documents the compatibility break for existing campaigns: probe again, after the bundle hash changes, and readiness and finalization refuse some older saves. Dynamo boundary. AISim adds no Dynamo entry to pyproject.toml. The GLM producer imports dynamo.vllm.instrumented_scheduler, but it runs inside the probe container with an external overlay. The same pattern already exists for DSv4.1 (dsv41_scheduler.py, runtime/instrumentation/vllm_0xx.py). The PR adds deeper coupling: the artifact record follows Dynamo's merge checks, and Dynamo files are pinned by SHA-256. This is a runtime-overlay dependency, not a package dependency, so I do not count it as a failure. Residual inconsistency (not introduced by this PR). glm53flash_attention_contract.py still sets RUNTIME_VERSIONS = {"vllm": "0.31.0", ...} for the separate attention-collector track. The FPM identity module now says 0.33.0. The PR does not touch the attention contract, so the two tracks now name different vLLM versions for the same model. This is worth a follow-up, but it does not break the stated boundary. Evidence limit. The local main ref in this checkout does not match the PR base, so I could not produce a clean base-to-head diff. I relied on the PR's stated file list and direct inspection of the HEAD tree.

Full details: Review Evidence

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The visible PR description meets each requirement of the "Review evidence" check. - Commands and results are named. The Evidence section gives the exact package and root pytest commands, the cargo test --locked -p aisim-core command, and the cargo fmt, ruff, and repository check scripts. It reports pass and fail counts for each. - Failures are explained. The description attributes the 9 local failures to environment causes. It states that the same failures occur on main. - Negative and boundary validation is present. A "Negative or boundary cases" list covers vLLM patch-release refusal, changed pinned files, mixed checkpoint deployments, malformed producer records, nine-sample and wrong-method records, and cross-model artifact refusal. Two further negative cases follow it: a V4.1 cell with a native_graph_policy artifact and a GLM cell with an eager artifact. The known-limits section also names untested paths. - Evidence types are distinguished. Local unit and test runs are separate from the GB300 live smoke runs. The description calls out the test fake of Dynamo's merge and notes which fake result it does not prove. Base-versus-head comparisons serve as parity evidence. The "Not run live" list names the paths that have no live evidence. - Hosted CI citations are not inactive nested workflows. The description cites Fast CI and Full CI as passing at babce6fb2. It states that five Full CI jobs were skipped and does not count them as passing. The Pages build job is cited as a separate workflow. Nothing in the visible text cites an inactive nested workflow as hosted CI evidence. The description is truncated at the end. The omitted text could contain further CI claims, but the visible text already satisfies every pass condition. The fail condition is not triggered by anything visible. I did not inspect the hosted CI state, because linked-repository inspection is unavailable for this run.

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Major · Include warmup_iterations in _request_launch. · runtime.py:411-416

python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/runtime.py:411-416
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Include warmup_iterations in _request_launch.

Complete checkpoint acceptance calls verify_runtime_profile directly. Since _request_launch leaves collection.warmup_iterations unchanged, a changed warm-up count can pass the runtime compatibility check and associate the request with a probe that used a different collector setting.

Use the request value, or FPM_WARMUP_ITERATIONS when the request omits the value.

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     for field in ("cudagraph_mode", "cudagraph_capture_sizes", "max_cudagraph_capture_size"):
         value = getattr(request.collection, field)
         if value is None:
             result["collection"].pop(field, None)
         else:
             result["collection"][field] = value
+    warmup_iterations = request.collection.warmup_iterations
+    if warmup_iterations is None:
+        from collector.fpm_forward.config import FPM_WARMUP_ITERATIONS
+
+        warmup_iterations = FPM_WARMUP_ITERATIONS
+    result["collection"]["warmup_iterations"] = warmup_iterations
     return result
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Review comment at @python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/runtime.py around
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Update _request_launch to include collection.warmup_iterations in the launch
result, using the request value when provided and the established
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@python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/glm53flash_points.py:
- Around line 75-76: Split the alignment guard so token_budget and
hash_block_size failures produce field-specific ValueError messages; preserve
the existing token-budget message and make the hash-block message identify
hash_block_size. Update test_budget_must_be_a_multiple_of_four to cover the
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Review comments at @python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/native_artifact.py:
- Around line 323-324: Update _validate_glm_provenance to require records to be
an exact int, rejecting booleans, and to compare the multiset of row
repetition_evidence_sha256 values with SHA-256 digests of the sidecar lines,
hashing each line without its line break. Confirm this matches write_glm_rank’s
digest convention, and add a test showing that replacing a row digest with a
different valid hex digest is rejected.

Review comments at @python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runner.py:
- Around line 1495-1505: Validate the resolved revision in
`_cell_generator_overrides` during `_render_cell` against the documented
contract: it must be a 40-character lowercase hexadecimal string, whether it
comes from `launch` or `fpm_profile`; reject invalid values before `apply()` or
any GPU launch. Update the `_glm_plan` test fixture to use a valid revision.

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Review comments at @python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/runtime.py:
- Around line 411-416: Update _request_launch to include
collection.warmup_iterations in the launch result, using the request value when
provided and the established FPM_WARMUP_ITERATIONS default when omitted, so
runtime profile checks compare the effective collector setting.

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Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 1729-1729: Do not hardcode temporary file or directory names
Context: "/tmp/fpm-bench/benchmark-points.json"
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 1756-1756: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps({"identity": {"model": plan.model_path, "model_revision": "a" * 40}})
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)


[info] 1789-1789: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(declaration)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)


[info] 1925-1925: Do not hardcode temporary file or directory names
Context: "/tmp/fpm-bench:"
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 1926-1926: Do not hardcode temporary file or directory names
Context: "/tmp/fpm-bench/runtime-probe-context.json"
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 1927-1927: Do not hardcode temporary file or directory names
Context: "/tmp/fpm-bench/runtime-instrumentation/manifest.json"
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 1948-1948: Do not hardcode temporary file or directory names
Context: "/tmp/fpm-bench/benchmark-points.json"
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File.

(hardcoded-tmp-file)


[info] 2148-2154: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(
{
"schema_version": 3,
"prefill": [{"batch_size": 1, "total_prefill_tokens": 64, "total_kv_read_tokens": 0}],
"decode": [{"batch_size": 1, "total_kv_read_tokens": 4096}],
}
)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)


[info] 2263-2263: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(provenance)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)


[info] 2266-2266: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(payload)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)

python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runner.py

[info] 1189-1198: use jsonify instead of json.dumps for JSON output
Context: json.dumps(
{
"plan_sha256": plan.sha256,
"cell_id": cell.cell_id,
"attempt_id": attempt_id,
"sha256": points[1],
"phase": phase,
},
sort_keys=True,
)
Note: [CWE-116] Improper Encoding or Escaping of Output.

(use-jsonify)

Betterleaks (1.9.0)
python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_native_collection.py

[low] 199-199: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations. Found in a test, fixture or example file.

(generic-api-key)

LanguageTool
python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runtime/instrumentation/vllm-0.31.0.md

[grammar] ~26-~26: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ..._commit_hash` is not one of them. A read by attribute therefore returns the commit o...

(QB_NEW_EN_HYPHEN)

Multi-repo context ai-dynamo/dynamo, ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator

Linked repositories findings

ai-dynamo/dynamo

  • Dynamo’s benchmark manifest is a strict schema: schema_version 1–3, required prefill/decode arrays, and validation of totals, rows, and batch sizes. GLM-generated manifests must remain compatible with this contract. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/benchmark_points.py:129-160]
  • Explicit manifests require benchmark mode and are loaded before workers start; they replace generated sampling controls. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/backend_args.py:706-713] [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/args.py:541-549]
  • Dynamo’s native warm-up setting is named benchmark_warmup_iterations and defaults to 5, while the forwarded benchmark payload uses warmup_iterations. The onboarding option must translate to this runtime contract correctly. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/backend_args.py:653-659] [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/args.py:515-529]
  • Existing GLM-5.3-Flash recipes use prefix caching, max-model-len=1048576, and batched-token limits of either 8192 or 16384, depending on deployment. The new producer/runtime adapter should preserve the intended deployment-specific limits. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::recipes/glm-5.3-flash/vllm/agg-gb200-agentic/deploy.yaml:177-186] [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::recipes/glm-5.3-flash/vllm/disagg-gb200-agentic/deploy.yaml:192-200]

ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator

  • The frozen FPM reference describes the authoritative as-built contract as Dynamo-owned, runtime-admitted grids with no holdout set. The PR’s plan-time frozen GLM grid is therefore an intentional contract change that should remain isolated from ordinary model collection behavior. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::docs/fpm/aic-fpm-modeling-plan.md:18-25]
  • The GLM-5.3 reference configuration uses GlmMoeDsaForCausalLM, head_dim=192, and separate DSA index geometry (index_head_dim=128, index_n_heads=32). Consumers should dispatch by architecture and preserve these fields rather than treating GLM as generic attention. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/model_configs/zai-org--GLM-5.3_config.json:2-19]
  • Aiconfigurator maps GlmMoeDsaForCausalLM to its DSA/DeepSeek-V3.2-family handling and explicitly retains architecture-specific structural fields. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/common.py:713-717] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/utils.py:731-735]
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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/config.py: 1

396-397: LGTM!

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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/glm53flash_points.py: 1

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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/repeatability.py: 1

123-124: LGTM!

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452-453: LGTM!

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789-800: LGTM!

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python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_points.py: 1

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python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_forward.py: 1

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python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_runtime_memory.py: 1

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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runtime/glm53flash/glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py: 1

16-16: LGTM!

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docs/glm53flash-fpm.md: 1

47-50: LGTM!

Also applies to: 72-94, 112-231

python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_glm53flash_prefix_seed.py: 1

14-36: LGTM!

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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runner.py: 2

51-57: LGTM!

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1659-1669: Functional Correctness

The reported stale-call risk is not present. Every inspected call to _decode_prefix_caching_mode uses the new (plan, cell) signature.

python/aisimulate/tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_repeatability.py: 1

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Requesting changes for one issue: with this point list, the formal GLM prefill cell can't finish. The other points below are should-fix or minor.

Blocking (inline)

  • glm53flash_points.py:100: 24 of the 496 prefill points cross a Mamba block boundary.
    • vLLM 0.31.0 in align mode runs each of them in two scheduler steps, and the producer accepts exactly one.
    • The cell therefore aborts near the end; the first affected point is index 456 of 496.
    • The 4-point smoke can't catch this, and the description notes that the 577-point formal run hasn't happened yet.

Should-fix (inline)

  • glm53flash_points.py:131: points dropped by the decode token-budget rule aren't counted, so the log under-reports drops.

Minor

  • Docs (inline): implementation.md:452 documents collection.warmup_iterations as a standalone paragraph. AGENTS.md asks for a row in the field table: the collection-settings table, and the "Collection fields" row of the checkpoint inputs. The row should also say how to set it, since onboard init has no flag for it.
  • Capacity estimate: related to #677, the estimate here counts one block per state group, which the description already flags. Once #677 records vLLM's mode-dependent count, this rule can take blocks_per_request from the profile instead.

Verified

  • Running the generator with the TP 4 inputs reproduces 496 prefill and 81 decode points, with list sha 2c81f2f5.
  • The producer's attribution and the THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md entry cover Dynamo 395f0240.
  • origin is serialized only when set, so other plans keep their hashes.
  • An unset warmup_iterations isn't serialized.

This was a static review plus a CPU run of the point generator; I did not run any collection.

Arsene12358 and others added 13 commits November 6, 2026 20:28
The type docs of FpmCacheGroup said that page_size_bytes covers every
layer of the group. That undercounts a state group. One block ID reserves
a whole pool block, and the group with the most bytes per block sets its
size. vLLM also pads each Mamba page to the attention page. For example,
a GLM-5.3-Flash KDA group of 9 layers sums to 10,027,008 bytes, but one of
its block IDs reserves 13,045,120 bytes. The Rust and Python type docs now
say that the page of a state group is one pool block. memory.md and the
grouped review section of implementation.md now limit the old sentence
about all group layers to attention and convolution groups.

block_size_tokens had no stated meaning in a state group. It is now the
block size of vLLM's state spec, as the runtime probe records it: the
Mamba block or the ring block. Sizing and replay do not read it. Planned
grouped prefix caching will read it as the Mamba block of align mode. So
it stays in the group shape that onboarding compares with the probe. The
GLM-shaped test in resources.rs now gives the indexer tail the 4-token
ring block that the probe recorded, in place of 2,176. No assertion
reads this value.

blocks_per_request is now the count that a running request holds between
block boundaries. For a Mamba spec, that is 1 + k, where k is the spec's
num_speculative_blocks. Grouped execution forbids speculative decoding,
so k is 0 there. A ring spec, such as KpoolTailSpec or CircularBufferSpec
in vLLM 0.31.0, holds 1 block for the whole life of the request in every
mode. It has no k, and it never takes a second block.

When a request crosses a block boundary in align mode, a Mamba group also
holds the previous block for one or two steps. vLLM frees that block only
after the processed tokens pass the boundary. The processed tokens leave
out the tokens in flight. vLLM 0.31.0 turns async scheduling on by
default. The engine then schedules the next step before it reads the
output of the current step, so the block stays for two steps. Without
async scheduling, it stays for one step.

vLLM's startup sizing in align mode counts 2 + k + c blocks per request
for a Mamba group. It counts 1 block for a ring group. For GLM-5.3-Flash
at TP 4, the sum over all groups is 491 blocks per request. That is 482
attention blocks at a max_model_len of 1,048,576, 2 for each of the four
KDA groups and 1 for the indexer tail. The probe recorded
13,816 pool blocks and a concurrency of 28.1385, which is 13,816 / 491.

The field keeps the steady count. Grouped replay runs with prefix caching
off. There a Mamba group holds exactly 1 + k blocks. Planned grouped
prefix caching adds the transient block by rule.

The doc of the state cache kind and the grouped review section of
implementation.md now also say "between block boundaries".
docs/perf-model/memory.md gives the same definitions and links the vLLM
lines. Docs and one test value only, with no behavior change.

Evidence in vLLM v0.31.0 (db9527a4):
- pool block size: vllm/v1/core/kv_cache_utils.py:1606-1620
- Mamba page padding: vllm/platforms/interface.py:998-1009
- Mamba block: vllm/platforms/interface.py:995-996 in align mode and
  vllm/model_executor/models/config.py:674-675 in mode none
- k: vllm/model_executor/layers/mamba/abstract.py:79-83
- k and c exist only on MambaSpec: vllm/v1/kv_cache_interface.py:1048-1049
- one ring block: vllm/v1/kv_cache_interface.py:904-911
  (CircularBufferSpec) and :1019-1025 (KpoolTailSpec), and
  vllm/v1/core/single_type_kv_cache_manager.py:1199-1230 and :1289-1290
- GLM-5.3-Flash tail: vllm/models/glm5next/common/attention.py:205-212
- startup count: vllm/v1/kv_cache_interface.py:1083-1094 (MambaSpec),
  :868-877 with :1019-1022 (KpoolTailSpec), and the sum over groups in
  vllm/v1/core/kv_cache_utils.py:1105-1116
- transient block: vllm/v1/core/single_type_kv_cache_manager.py:1658-1675
- processed tokens: vllm/v1/core/kv_cache_manager.py:549-556 and
  vllm/v1/core/sched/scheduler.py:1596-1597, :2023
- async scheduling: vllm/config/vllm.py:1576-1635 (on by default),
  :591-602 (two batches in flight) and vllm/v1/engine/core.py:670-757

Evidence in this repository:
- prefix caching off: crates/core/src/engine/config.rs:1092-1095
- no speculative decoding: crates/core/src/engine/config.rs:1100-1103
- shape match: python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/config_profile.py:1529-1536

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…memory observer

The shared memory observer helper maps each vLLM cache spec class to an
FPM cache kind through one table: attention or state. A
UniformTypeKVCacheSpecs group takes the one kind of its inner specs. A
mixed group, or a class outside the table, is reported as an
unsupported runtime cache spec.

Each cache group record keeps its old keys and adds kind and
layer_specs, the spec of every layer. A state group adds state:
blocks_per_request, and the MambaSpec fields for a Mamba group.

Worker records read the vLLM 0.31.0 KVCacheTensor.layers list and tuple
caches. Allocation records gain layers, and layer_stride where the
runtime tensor has one. Tensors with a layer stride must share one
buffer and fit in it. Scheduler records add the block size, the hash
block size and the Mamba cache mode. Their groups carry no kind,
because the 0.27.0 importer compares them with the worker groups
without it. The resolved cache config records the block size, the
Mamba and prefix-match settings and the startup capacity outputs where
the runtime has them.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The page of layer l for block b starts at offset + l * layer_stride +
b * block_stride (vLLM 0.31.0 kv_cache_interface.py:1422-1428). The
region check counted a whole block_stride after the last page, so it
refused every valid block-outer tensor with two or more layers or a
nonzero offset. For a layer-outer tensor the two bounds are equal.

The check now ends the region at the last byte of the last page:
offset + (len(layers) - 1) * layer_stride + (num_blocks - 1) *
block_stride + page <= size. The page is the largest layer_specs page
of the tensor's layers, and it must fit in the block stride.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
vLLM 0.27.0 and 0.28.0 also have the eight new cache settings and the
scheduler and block pool hash block sizes. Their engine core sets
block_size and the startup capacity only in its own process. So every
older record changed, and worker and scheduler records disagreed.

A keyword-only hybrid_evidence switch, off by default, turns the new
evidence on in cache_groups, worker_memory, scheduler_memory and the
resolved-config reader. Without it the records are byte-identical to
the records written before vLLM 0.31.0 support: the FullAttentionSpec
and SlidingWindowSpec allow-list, shared_by only, no layer specs or
state, no new cache settings and no new scheduler fields or pool check.
The 0.31.0 scheduler record holds the startup capacity, read from its
own cache config; the resolved config no longer carries it.

RSWASpec leaves the class table: its manager frees the blocks between
the prompt and the decode window, which no cache kind models. A layer
that binds an empty tensor tuple or list is refused.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The vLLM 0.31.0 bundle adds an adapter, source notes and a manifest
that pins vLLM db9527a4 and the Dynamo 395f0240 scheduler by their
installed-file hashes. bundled_instrumentation selects it for 0.31.0
and keeps the 0.27.0 bundle for 0.27.0.

The instrumentation observer turns on the hybrid cache evidence of the
shared memory helper for 0.31.0 records only. Each layer keeps a list
of views, block axis first. A view uses the group's kernel block, the
storage block of the MLA indexer or the Mamba group block, and must
hold num_blocks * (block_size // kernel) blocks. The records add the
prefix-caching settings, the layer placement of every tensor and the
resolved cache layout. Only the MLA indexer may store its tokens in
blocks other than the cache block. HiSparse placement leaves
cache.groups unresolved. Records of vLLM 0.27.0 and 0.28.0 runtimes
stay byte-identical.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…pecs

The GLM-5.3-Flash fixture now follows vLLM 0.31.0. G0 lists each
indexer before its MLA latent layer, because a GLM layer builds its
indexer caches before its MLA layer, and the scheduler copy of G0 is
the first indexer spec. The MLA latent and indexer views are 3-D,
because their bind_kv_cache squeezes H. A latent storage block now
leaves only the worker record unresolved. An indexer without the
INDEXER role leaves both records unresolved.

A new test runs the plain-attention 0.31.0 fake through the observer
on both runners. The view kernel block takes the storage block only
for MLAAttentionSpec and its subclass, as vLLM does.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
… runtime observations

The importers map the vLLM cache spec classes through the shared class
table. A state group needs positive blocks_per_request evidence, and a
Mamba group with prefill checkpoint blocks is refused. The output keeps
blocks_per_request for state groups. The scheduler copy of a uniform
group is compared with the worker's first inner spec, the spec of the
first layer name. The vLLM 0.27.0 memory path still refuses every state
group.

Records whose allocations carry layer_stride take the vLLM 0.31.0
placement rules: one backing storage, every region inside it,
intersecting tensors on the same placement and in different cache
groups, and block-first views of any rank inside the block of their
layer region. Dtype and element-size checks apply to attention layers
and exempt the sparse MLA indexer. Records without layer_stride keep
the packed-slot rules.

Each phase records its prefix-caching settings. All ranks of a phase
must agree, and the hash block size comes from the scheduler. Mode all,
and align without prefix caching, are refused. The record holds the
first collection phase of the role, and the provenance holds every
phase. The mode-dependent cache settings and the engine-core block size
leave the compared runtime settings. Across phases a state group may
differ only in its block size and Mamba mode, and the provenance lists
the block size differences.

The runner loads only the GLM-5.3-Flash text decoder and refuses a
backend policy that selects the Mamba cache mode while memory is
observed.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
vLLM 0.31.0 starts the tensors of every cache group at byte 0, with one
tensor per group and spec. So overlapping tensors can differ in offset
and layer count: a short last group in a layer-outer layout, or a group
with two specs in a block-outer layout. The importer refused both,
because it required overlapping tensors to share one placement.

The importer now checks block ownership instead. Each page of a layer
is the span of its spec page at the layer's place in one block.
Tensors whose regions intersect must share one block stride. Two pages
may share bytes only when they hold the same block ID for layers of
different groups. A per-pair range of block offsets keeps the check
free of block enumeration. A layer view must lie inside its layer's
page, not only inside the block, so a block-outer view cannot reach
the next layer's page.

The GLM-5.3-Flash adapter fake now plans and runs an fp8_e4m3 cache,
as the probe does. A new test feeds the records that it writes through
the importer and gets the six GLM groups.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…e the view checks

A vLLM 0.31.0 record without prefix-caching evidence imported complete,
and nothing then checked its Mamba mode, so mode all passed. A phase
with layer-strided worker records now needs the evidence in its
scheduler record and in every worker record. A state group in mode all
is refused from the group itself, with or without the evidence.

The 0.31.0 and the legacy view checks now share one shape check, one
span check and one element-size check. The legacy branch keeps its
check order and texts.

Records without layer_stride may hold only FullAttentionSpec and
SlidingWindowSpec groups, as the vLLM 0.27.0 memory path requires.
Across phases a state group differs only in its block size and Mamba
mode; its layer specs stay compared.

New tests reach every new importer diagnostic, among them the pairing
of a tensor with itself in the block-ownership check, the evidence rule
and the legacy class allow-list.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The vLLM 0.27.0 memory path refused every state group, but it accepted
a hand-made group of another mapped class, such as MLAAttentionSpec,
which e6c5f404 refused. After the state-group refusal it now refuses
every class outside the FullAttentionSpec and SlidingWindowSpec
allow-list with "unsupported runtime cache spec". Real 0.27.0 records
hold only those classes.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
No test reached the rule that refuses malformed prefix-caching
evidence: a wrong key set, a non-bool enable_prefix_caching or a Mamba
mode outside none, align and all. The existing tests reached its text
only through the missing-key rule. One parametrized test now covers a
scheduler record without hash_block_size, enable_prefix_caching "true"
and mode "auto", and each case asserts the exact diagnostic.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…are prefix caching per phase

Onboarding import now has tests for the vLLM 0.31.0 state cache
groups. A GLM-5.3-Flash TP4 probe imports into a grouped draft with
five state groups of one block per request and the prefill phase's
prefix-caching settings, and the draft verifies against its evidence.
A cache_groups claim must match the blocks_per_request of every state
group. profile_from_observations needed no logic change; its docstring
now says that a state group compares its blocks_per_request.

A formal phase binding compared its raw cache groups with the first
worker record of the accepted probe. For an aggregated role that record
belongs to prefill. A decode phase without prefix caching runs its Mamba
groups in none mode with max_model_len tokens per block, so the decode
binding was refused. The binding now compares the raw groups of the same
phase of the probe. The whole-record comparison leaves out the
prefix-caching settings and the block sizes of state groups. The bound
phase's settings then compare with the probe's settings for that phase,
and a difference raises "runtime prefix-caching settings differ from the
accepted probe". The probe and finalization comparisons validate
complete roles with the same rule on both sides, so they still compare
whole records.

The profile review says that state groups hold a fixed block count per
request and that memory is observed for each version with a bundled
observer. The probe guidance says that import maps state cache groups
on vLLM 0.31.0 and that other versions need a campaign-local
instrumentation bundle.

Part of #475.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
… probe

The formal collection check compared only the phase that the runtime
memory record holds, which is the first phase of the role. For an
aggregated role, a change confined to the decode phase, such as another
hash block size, passed finalization. verify_collection_runtime now
also compares the prefix-caching settings of every phase that both
validations record. On a difference it raises "<phase>: runtime
prefix-caching settings differ from the accepted probe". The
whole-record comparisons stay.

verify_runtime_profile has no such gap. It validates the draft's own
probe evidence again, and the source artifact hashes pin the records of
every phase. The draft records the settings of the record's phase only,
and the whole-record comparison covers them. Its comment now says so.

A new test refuses a collection whose decode phase records a hash block
size of 64 against a probe that records 4096. A stale test comment no
longer says that state groups are unsupported.

Part of #475.

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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
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The planner's cache bytes are the free blocks at engine start times the page
size. vLLM 0.33.0 takes the null block out of the free queue when it builds
the block pool, so that count already excludes it, and the producer checks a
point against the same free count (minus a watermark that vLLM 0.33.0 sets to
zero by default). Subtracting one more block dropped a point that needs exactly
the free count, although the engine runs it, and counted it as a capacity drop.

The planner now divides the cache bytes by the page size without the extra
block. The pinned TP4 point lists keep their points and digests; only the
logged usable count of the TP4 limits moves from 13,695 to 13,696. A new test
pins the boundary: a point that needs exactly N blocks stays with N pages and
is dropped with N - 1. The capacity tests that name a usable count keep it and
get one page fewer.

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…published

Native validation checks that the retained wall time of a point, the wall time
of its synchronized group and the timing totals agree. If all of them move
together, for example from the median to the slowest repetition, it accepts
the artifact, and publication published the moved value. Readiness already
refused such an artifact, because it also reads the measurement records.

aggregate_cell now runs the measurement record reader, with the default
evidence version, after native validation of a cell with the GLM-5.3-Flash
producer contract. A malformed or contradictory record refuses publication
with the reader's text. A gap that the reader only reports, such as the prompt
hashes that the producer does not write, does not. Cells of other execution
modes do not call the reader and publish the same rows as before. The four
callers of aggregate_cell (formal publication, readiness, finalization and
validation) get the check through it. A broken GLM cell in readiness now gets
its blocker from the publication refusal, with the same text.

The builder of the producer's artifact shape moves from the readiness tests
next to the other GLM-5.3-Flash artifact builders, and both test files use it.
The publication tests write artifacts in that shape. The helper that publishes
a changed collection also replaces the reader, which checks the artifact
against the validated collection. New tests refuse a moved median and an
artifact without the producer's protocol, and accept the producer's shape with
the retained values. The GLM-5.3-Flash page says which reader applies which
rule of the producer contract.

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…point list

The planner counts every free block of the accepted cache, so the smallest
cache that keeps the whole TP4 list is one block smaller than the page said.
The largest estimate of the list is a prefill of 32 requests after a prefix of
60 hash blocks: 61 attention blocks, 5 state blocks and 4 checkpoint blocks per
request. The FlashKDA list therefore needs 2,240 blocks, and the list without a
checkpoint block needs 2,112. The page now gives these counts and says that the
profile's kv_cache_bytes counts the blocks that are free at engine start,
without vLLM's null block.

A new test pins both counts. Each list is whole at its count and loses
prefill points with one block fewer.

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…eplaces the reader

The docstring of _publish said that the measurement record reader would
refuse every changed collection. It refuses a collection whose points, row
regimes or wall times differ from the artifact, as a restamped point with a new
stamp or regime does. A collection that changes only the warm-up block passes
that comparison. The helper's tests write plain artifacts without measurement
records, which the reader refuses for that reason. The docstring now gives both
reasons and says that other tests of the file publish through the real reader.
No code changes.

Which tests use which path:
- These publish artifacts in the producer's shape through the real reader:
  test_glm_publication_keeps_the_retained_values_of_a_producer_record,
  test_glm_publication_refuses_a_producer_record_whose_retained_median_moved,
  test_glm_producer_rows_publish_real_regimes and
  test_published_glm_pair_loads_through_the_rust_fpm_loader.
- test_glm_publication_refuses_an_artifact_without_the_producer_protocol
  publishes a plain artifact through the real reader and expects its refusal.
- The eight cases of the four tests that use _publish keep plain artifacts,
  with the validator and the reader replaced:
  test_execution_identity_cached_prefill_accepts_real_prefix_stamp,
  test_cached_prefill_regime_follows_its_stamp_not_the_decode_warmup_block,
  test_cached_prefill_with_the_real_kv_stamp_follows_the_warmup_block and
  test_glm_identity_decode_without_real_kv_is_refused.

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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Out of Scope Changes check:
Split the GLM-5.3-Flash FPM collection work (producer, pins, planner, runtime
observation, artifact and measurement validation, publication, fixtures, API
field and docs) into a separate PR that links its own tracking issue. Keep #475
limited to config-intake behavior, with focused automated coverage that `onboard
init` accepts the unchanged GLM-5.3-Flash config with `text_config.head_dim: 0`.
Remove the `Fixes #475` link from the collection PR, or link it only to the
intake test change. Stack note: #677 is uncertain and #779 through #808 are
outside this issue's intake scope; they do not change this verdict.

- Cross-Layer Contract:
1. Make the published GLM-5.3-Flash row and parquet metadata match the producer.
In `python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/database.py` (about lines 355-357
and 821-823), set `warmup_repeats`, `measurement_repeats`, `measurement_policy`,
and the reduction for GLM rows to the producer values (5 warm-ups, 10
measurements, `vllm_native_fpm_prefix_seed_median_v1` or a documented
equivalent). Keep the generic labels for all other models. The Rust reader
already accepts the vLLM median label for schema 7 (`fpm_forward.rs:620`).
Verify the Rust validation at `fpm_forward.rs:654` and `:909-911` still accepts
the new GLM values, and add Rust and Python tests for both the GLM contract and
unchanged labels for other models. If the label stays the generic one, remove
the sentence "The published GLM-5.3-Flash tables use
`vllm_native_fpm_prefix_seed_median_v1`" from the PR description and document
the mismatch in the repo docs. 2. Either add an `onboard init
--warmup-iterations` option that writes `collection.warmup_iterations` (default
unchanged when omitted, so request IDs stay the same), with a CLI test and a
matching update to `docs/perf-model/fpm-self-service/implementation.md`, or
record in the docs that this path is intentionally unsupported and why. 3.
Re-run the cross-layer check after these changes.

- Compatibility Boundaries:
1. In `python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/database.py`, set the
GLM-5.3-Flash row values (about lines 353-357) and the parquet metadata (about
line 821) to the producer's contract. Use `measurement_policy:
vllm_native_fpm_prefix_seed_median_v1`, `warmup_repeats: 5`,
`measurement_repeats: 10`, `state_protocol:
glm53flash_prefix_cache_real_seed_v1`, and `timing_boundary:
dynamo_vllm_instrumented_scheduler_fpm_wall_time`. Confirm that the Rust per-row
checks accept these values. Keep the existing `dynamo_native_single_sample_v1`
path for other models. Alternatively, introduce a new policy name that
`fpm_forward.rs` recognizes. 2. Make `docs/glm53flash-fpm.md` and
`docs/perf-model/methods/whole-forward.md` match the row values actually
written. Remove the PR-description claim about published GLM tables or restate
it to match the code. 3. Update `FPM_FORWARD_MEASUREMENT_POLICY` handling in
`fpm_forward.rs` only if a new policy name is introduced. Otherwise leave the
Rust contract unchanged. 4. Add a round-trip test. The Python publisher writes a
GLM cell, and the Rust loader reads it. The test asserts the policy, the warm-up
and measurement counts, the state protocol, the timing boundary, and the
reduction pair. 5. If the labels must remain generic for now, record that as an
explicit, approved compatibility exception. Update the docs so they state the
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   Python_ROOT_DIR: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.12.16/x64
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   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 371, in _accuracy_summary
     require(isinstance(summary, dict) and summary.get("schema_version") == 1, "summary schema")
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 194, in require
     raise ValueError(f"invalid or missing {field}")
 ValueError: invalid or missing summary schema
 The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 812, in <module>
     main()
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 800, in main
     files = build_site(
             ^^^^^^^^^^^
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 772, in build_site
     _build_accuracy_catalog(repo_root, output_dir, accuracy_refs, accuracy_artifacts)
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 578, in _build_accuracy_catalog
     summary = _accuracy_summary(content)
               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 509, in _accuracy_summary
     raise PagesBuildError(f"invalid accu...

GitHub Actions: GitHub Pages / build: feat: collect GLM-5.3-Flash through FPM self-service onboarding on vLLM 0.33.0

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##[group]Run python scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py --accuracy-refs --output-dir _site
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   pythonLocation: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.12.16/x64
   PKG_CONFIG_PATH: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.12.16/x64/lib/pkgconfig
   Python_ROOT_DIR: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.12.16/x64
   Python2_ROOT_DIR: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.12.16/x64
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 ##[endgroup]
 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 371, in _accuracy_summary
     require(isinstance(summary, dict) and summary.get("schema_version") == 1, "summary schema")
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 194, in require
     raise ValueError(f"invalid or missing {field}")
 ValueError: invalid or missing summary schema
 The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
 Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 812, in <module>
     main()
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 800, in main
     files = build_site(
             ^^^^^^^^^^^
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 772, in build_site
     _build_accuracy_catalog(repo_root, output_dir, accuracy_refs, accuracy_artifacts)
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 578, in _build_accuracy_catalog
     summary = _accuracy_summary(content)
               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   File "/home/runner/work/aisimulate/aisimulate/scripts/pages/build_pages_site.py", line 509, in _accuracy_summary
     raise PagesBuildError(f"invalid accu...
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Multi-repo context ai-dynamo/dynamo, ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator

Linked repositories findings

ai-dynamo/dynamo

Warm-up default and validation (matches the PR's warmup_iterations contract):

  • BenchmarkConfig.warmup_iterations defaults to 5 [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/instrumented_scheduler.py:596-600].
  • The CLI-side field is validated as non-negative, so 0 is accepted [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/backend_args.py:819-820]. The PR's ge=0 schema and the 0 fixtures are consistent with this.
  • The value is forwarded into the benchmark config as warmup_iterations [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/args.py:558-562].

Mamba state-group classification (two predicates in Dynamo):

  • The scheduler's _kvwarm_is_state_spec treats a spec as recurrent state when it is isinstance(spec, MambaSpec) or when "Mamba" appears in the type name [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/instrumented_scheduler.py:5758-5760].
  • The benchmark worker uses only isinstance(group.kv_cache_spec, MambaSpec) [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/benchmark_worker.py:62-63].
  • The PR's hybrid-cache detection (MambaSpec, directly or inside UniformTypeKVCacheSpecs) was not compared against either predicate in this research. A reviewer should confirm which predicate the producer's measurements rely on, since a name-based match and a strict isinstance can disagree on subclasses.

Align-mode state footprint (relevant to cache-capacity filtering):

  • Dynamo sizes a resident Mamba "align" chain at two state blocks per group, from page_size * (2 + num_speculative_blocks), and notes that under-counting caused a stage-build deadlock at the pool edge [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/instrumented_scheduler.py:3935-3941].
  • The PR's glm_points filters by estimated cache capacity and checkpoint-group accounting. Those formulas were not read here, so reviewers should check that the estimate accounts for the same two-block align footprint.

Documented GLM-5.3-Flash decode behavior:

  • Dynamo's environment-variable docs say GLM-5.3-Flash uses native exact-context prefill for hybrid state. Each decode execution prefills its own requests and shares no prefix with other executions. The docs also say --benchmark-hybrid-live-state has no effect in that path [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::docs/fern/pages/reference/observability/environment-variables.mdx:302].
  • The PR states that decode prefix caching is enabled for GLM cells in every strategy. This is not necessarily a conflict, but the two descriptions of the decode path should be reconciled in review.

Deployed KV dtype differs from the PR's fixtures:

  • Dynamo's GLM-5.3-Flash recipe says all vLLM targets use an FP8 checkpoint with BF16 KV cache [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::docs/fern/pages/recipes/model-recipes/glm-5-3-flash.mdx:406].
  • The PR's probe fixtures change fmha_quant_mode from bfloat16 to fp8. Published rows labeled with FP8 KV would not correspond to these deployed vLLM recipes. Reviewers should confirm that the KV-dtype labels in published rows match the intended serving configuration.

Other context:

  • Dynamo release notes record a fix for decode warm-up on hybrid KDA and Mamba models, validated on GLM-5.3-Flash [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::docs/fern/pages/reference/general/releases/dynamo-v1-6-0.mdx:520]. The PR's rejection of nonzero global warm-up for GLM is related to this behavior.
  • Dynamo's GLM recipes reference RadixArk/GLM-5.3-Flash-NVFP4 at a different revision (f46cf340…) than the PR's zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash at 91b69215… from issue #475. These are different checkpoints, so this is informational only.

ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator (frozen reference)

head_dim == 0 handling (issue #475 precedent):

  • The config geometry helper computes d = config.get("head_dim") or config.get("attention_head_dim") or (hidden_size // n if n > 0 else 0). A falsy head_dim, including 0, falls through to attention_head_dim, then to hidden_size // num_heads [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/utils.py:569-571]. This is a concrete precedent for treating head_dim: 0 as absent rather than rejecting it. aisimulate currently rejects it with "must be an integer >=1" per the issue.
  • The memory estimator only falls back when head_dim is None, not when it is 0 [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/memory.py:686-688]. Later, the same module refuses to compute when head_dim is falsy [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/memory.py:755-756, from the first search]. The frozen reference is therefore internally inconsistent about 0.
  • The dataclass convention documents 0 → head_dim fallbacks for SWA dimensions [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/common.py:121-130].

FPM warm-up semantics match:

  • The frozen collector uses global_warmup_iterations from plan.options.warmup_iterations [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/config.py:299]. Its tests assert a default of 5 and that fpm_warmup_iterations=0 disables warm-up [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::tests/unit/collector/test_fpm_forward.py:102, 118-121]. This matches the PR's default of 5 and its 0 semantics.

GLM family classification (possible drift):

  • The frozen reference classifies zai-org/GLM-5, GLM-5.1, GLM-5.2, and GLM-5.3 (plus FP8/NVFP4 variants) in the DEEPSEEKV32 family [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/common.py:561-575]. Its support matrix routes GlmMoeDsaForCausalLM through the DeepSeek V3.2 path [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::tools/support_matrix/support_matrix.py:398].
  • zai-org/GLM-5.3-Flash (the PR's model, architecture Glm5NextForConditionalGeneration, hybrid KDA/Mamba) did not appear in the visible matches. The GLM search was capped at 20 lines, so absence is not confirmed. If the frozen reference's family routing were applied to GLM-5.3-Flash, it would treat a hybrid recurrent-state model as DSA. Reviewers should confirm the PR does not inherit that routing.

Limitations

  • Only the linked-repo side was read. The PR's own implementations (glm53flash_points.py, fpm_memory_observer.py, native_artifact.py, config.py) were not inspected from this research.
  • The first broad search was capped at 200 lines per repository, so the aiconfigurator results may be incomplete. Absence claims for benchmark_points_origin and glm53flash in that repo are not conclusive.

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* ci: switch workflows to renamed AISim runner pools

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* ci: recognize AISim runner labels in actionlint

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* ci: use the ARC job-pod workspace for HOME

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* ci: add containerized canaries for the runner cutover

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* ci: activate controlled canaries after runner registration

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* ci: respect the shared runner execution contract

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Reconcile the AISim package rename with the vLLM 0.33 probe bundle, frozen live fixture, and hybrid onboarding documentation. Restore the legacy project symlink and use canonical AISim imports in the added onboarding tests.

Signed-off-by: Jason Zhou <jasonzho@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
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… collection branch

The import branch now holds 31 commits of main. The largest renames the product from AISimulate to AISim: the package folder python/aisimulate moved to python/aisim, the canonical Python packages are aisim and aisim_core, and python/aisimulate is a symbolic link to aisim. The legacy aisimulate and aisimulate_core packages remain for old imports. The import branch also moved its frozen vLLM 0.33.0 probe fixture to python/aisim, restored the symbolic link, and uses the AISim names in its own lines.

Git reported conflicts of three kinds. They were resolved as follows.

Files that this branch adds under the renamed folder (glm53flash_points.py, test_fpm_glm53flash_native_collection.py, test_fpm_glm53flash_points.py) go to the same place under python/aisim with the content of this branch.

The fixture folder tests/unit/collector/fixtures/glm53flash_vllm_0330_probe: this branch replaces the attempt gb300-tp4-hub-5b126d68 with the attempt gb300-tp4-col-43ca7402. The import branch moved the old attempt to python/aisim without a change. The new attempt goes to python/aisim with the bytes of this branch, and the old attempt is deleted. A rename that git guessed from the empty instrumentation/__init__.py to tests/unit/cli/__init__.py keeps the file of the import branch. The folder python/aisimulate is the symbolic link of main.

Six files had content conflicts. Each keeps the logic of this branch and takes the new names in the lines that the other side changed:
- docs/perf-model/fpm-self-service/README.md: the GLM-5.3-Flash sentence of this branch with the python/aisim link of the import branch.
- docs/perf-model/fpm-self-service/implementation.md: the memory and execution evidence text of this branch with the product name AISim of main.
- collector/fpm_forward/native_artifact.py, runtime_observations.py and runtime/glm53flash/glm53flash_prefix_scheduler.py: the imports of this branch with aisim_core in the lines that main renamed. The prefix scheduler keeps the import list of this branch, which reads MODEL_REVISIONS in another function.
- tests/unit/test_onboard_collection_readiness.py: the warmup_iterations parameter of this branch with the aisim.support imports of main.

The old names in the other lines of this branch stay in this commit. A later commit adapts them.

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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The lines that the GLM-5.3-Flash collection work adds now use the names that the AISim rename gives to the same kind of name nearby:

- Python imports and one comment use the packages aisim and aisim_core in place of aisimulate and aisimulate_core.
- Repository paths in both copies of THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md use python/aisim.
- The documentation names the CLI command aisim onboard, and docs/glm53flash-fpm.md names the aisim_core and aisim packages of the AISim checkout in the producer overlay.
- The launch text of the GLM-5.3-Flash collection plan names AISim, and AISimulate for the legacy CLI, as the launch text of other models does. A plan saved by the legacy CLI therefore still matches when it is checked again. The tests expect the AISim text of the canonical CLI.

Persisted names stay, as they do in the rest of the collector: the observation and instrumentation schema names, the AISIMULATE_RUNTIME_* variables of the runner contract, and every file of the recorded probe fixture.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…token stream

The AISim rename moved the seeded token generator of collector/glm53flash_attention_tokens.py to version 2 with the domain aisim/glm53flash_attention/input_tokens, which gives another token stream. The producer's stream of seed 53 and 262,240 tokens over the pinned vocabulary now holds 126,303 distinct tokens, not the 126,418 of the version 1 stream. The test expects the new count. Its comment does not depend on the version and stays.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The AISim rename added a comment line above DOMAIN in collector/glm53flash_attention_tokens.py, so the code that two comments of the native artifact reader cite moved down by one line. The seed encoding is now at line 72, the range check at line 68 and the id mapping at line 80. Only the comments change.

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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Two test comments cited collector/fpm_forward/runtime_memory.py one line too early. The check `mamba = hybrid and _MAMBA_SPEC in spec_classes` is at line 643, and the MambaSpec block runs from `if mamba:` at line 662 to the prefill checkpoint alignment at line 676. Only the comments change.

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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
…n branch

The import branch brings one commit: the vLLM 0.33.0 memory observer now records state.startup_blocks_per_request for each Mamba cache group when the worker or the scheduler passes its vLLM configuration. The count is the startup reservation that the loaded spec reports, divided by its page size and rounded up. The runtime memory import and the scheduler concurrency check compare the count with the cache mode and the checkpoint count of the phase when a record holds it, and keep the earlier spec-derived checks for frozen bundles without it. The phase comparison drops the count, so prefill and decode may differ. The commit also documents the field in the instrumentation README and the self-service guide and adds tests.

Git merged all eight files without a conflict. Seven of them are also changed on this branch, in other places.

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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
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Main now holds the hybrid probe import as one squashed commit. Its tree is byte-identical to the head of the import branch that this branch already merged, so this merge changes no file of this branch. It only records main as a parent, so that the branch compares against main with its own 62 files.

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Adds guided GLM-5.3-Flash FPM collection on exactly vLLM 0.33.0 with pinned Dynamo scheduler and merge sources. This incremental update adapts the collection code to the AISim rename and integrates the current runtime-memory startup observations.

8.5/10 — APPROVE under Jason’s approval-with-comments policy. Current-head targeted verification supports accepting the documented pure-TP producer path. Two retained P2 findings are explicitly non-blocking follow-ups: raw repetition workloads are not checked against their points, and planning admits TEP/DEP layouts that the producer later refuses. No new actionable defect or P0/P1 issue was found in the incremental changes. Stale CodeRabbit evidence and failed/incomplete Full CI remain separate merge prerequisites.

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Arsene12358 dismissed Harrilee’s stale review November 14, 2026 15:37

Dismissed on the decision of the PR author, after the three points of this review were corrected and their threads resolved. The planner drops each prefill point that the align rule of vLLM splits (glm_align_stop, with tests), and the live runs on vLLM 0.33.0 ran the two-block point in one step. The plan and the log count the drops of each rule. The guide holds the field table rows of collection.warmup_iterations.

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Arsene12358 merged commit dbee3c4 into main Nov 14, 2026
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Arsene12358 deleted the yimingl/aisim-2233-collect-glm-53-flash-through-onboarding-on-vllm-0310-stage-4 branch November 14, 2026 15:38
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bug: GLM-5.3-Flash onboarding rejects head_dim: 0 in mixed-attention config

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