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Kimi K3 TP8+DCP8 self-benchmark profiles could not be consumed through the canonical estimator API: DCP was absent from configuration and cell matching, runtime attention labels and mixed measurement policies were rejected, and the multimodal model wrapper blocked text FPM construction.

This change enables measured vLLM DCP timing through ForwardPassPerfModel::best_available(config) and its Python facade:

  • Preserve optional recorded DCP through canonical configuration, compiled identity, SDK engine-cache keys, FPM cells, CLI/Replay handoff, and saved estimator configurations. DCP must divide TP and does not multiply GPU count. Missing DCP, explicit DCP1, and DCP8 stay distinct.
  • Accept v6 per-row single-sample/median-of-three policies after validating each policy/repeat pair. Keep exact backend identity for FLASHINFER_MLA while mapping its compiler description to FlashInfer.
  • Add typed FPM controls for text-only profiles and explicitly unrecorded FMHA/communication precision. Unrecorded values match null profile fields exactly, with conflicting explicit precision overrides rejected. Text FPM construction retains encoder weights in both Python and compiled weight accounting.
  • Pass prediction worker timing precision/backend settings to the canonical constructor and use the selected KV precision for automatic transfer-byte sizing. Recommendation rejects these overrides until its feasibility preflight supports the same identity. DCP op-level/SOL-dependent timing, regression selection (including automatic fallback), and automatic DCP/hybrid KV sizing fail explicitly; Replay requires fixed KV capacity and explicit transfer bytes when offload or P/D transfer is configured.

Canonical construction and the direct compilation adapter share the Rust FPM option parser and quantization-conflict validator. Legacy migration validates the canonical configuration before returning it. The Python compiler carries one immutable FPM context containing Rust-resolved options and the recorded attention-backend label, without duplicating option defaults on ModelConfig. FPM operators carry typed DCP separately from base matching strings; cell selection and SOL restrictions use that same typed value. Python assembles execution identity by field name rather than positional slicing.

The user-facing FPM onboarding guide explains when self-collection is useful and makes its scope explicit: onboarding supplies customized engine step times, which Replay combines with its existing scheduling, routing, prefill–decode transfer, and KV-cache models. Specialized mechanisms such as layer-wise KV transfer or custom scheduling/overlap require corresponding Replay-side changes. The collection workflow requires PP=1, and matching step times alone does not validate TTFT, ITL, or end-to-end throughput. It defines seven onboarding steps and then illustrates them with the collected Kimi TP8+DCP8 profile and a MiniMax collection campaign. Backend status explicitly covers vLLM today and forthcoming SGLang/TensorRT-LLM support; new models may need benchmark and consumer adaptation. Both examples use the canonical API and request-scoped systems roots.

This covers timing consumption and configuration identity. KDA checkpoint/eviction accounting, native hybrid prefill chunk alignment, DCP operator-level performance modeling, and full hybrid-cache replay fidelity remain separate work. No benchmark values or existing golden answers are changed.

Existing custom parallelism presets retain their original serialization. FLASHINFER_MLA normalization applies to both native candidates so default auto selection also works for DCP1 and unrecorded DCP.

Current-main integration preserves the consolidated aisimulate/aisimulate_core namespaces, external FPM Parquet inputs, opt-in MoE/prefill graph controls, and schema-v7 execution identities alongside optional DCP. EngineSpec schema 24 carries typed DCP on FPM operators; older binary specs are rejected before decoding. Existing Python positional argument order is preserved.

Validation

Validated after integrating main 55ee4eb97ed12026e508af66548e7bc1eb184ed5, using a freshly built and installed Linux CPython abi3 wheel:

  • Python FPM, canonical API, compiler, attention-lane, prefill-graph/observed-MoE, and complete cross-package contract suites: 798 passed. Coverage includes immutable config copying/pickling, Rust-owned defaults, cache isolation, and separate execution/DCP identities.
  • Repository contracts: 2,860 passed, 5 expected skips, 138 subtests passed, combining the full run and an eight-case rerun after stabilizing the local wheel installation. Test-fixture Git signing was disabled only for the test process.
  • Rust library: 1,688 passed, 1 ignored without Python; 1,751 passed, 1 ignored with embed-python. External Rust public API: 9 passed.
  • Both frozen engine-step and compile-engine numerical parity suites: 386 passed; no golden files changed.
  • Verified the Kimi guide profile through the canonical API and CLI Replay: 2/2 requests, 4 output tokens, 8 GPUs.
  • Real primary dataset at HF revision 6fad3f9a0df5a24603108dcea0d201259254b904: all 669 points return their stored latency exactly, with correction disabled. Synthetic-attention boundary and nonuniform profiles remain separate.
  • All 17 Bash blocks pass syntax checks; 100 local documentation links/anchors resolve. Changed package-file pre-commit hooks, full Fast CI Ruff/format scope, Rust formatting, whitespace, and packaged legal-file checks pass.

Reproduction commands (with the built wheel available to Python and the embedded interpreter):

cargo test --locked -p aisimulate-core --lib --no-default-features
cargo test --locked -p aisimulate-core --lib --features embed-python
cargo test --locked --manifest-path crates/tests/public-api/Cargo.toml
python -m pytest -q -n 4 -c python/aisimulate/pytest.ini \
  crates/core/parity_tests/perfmodel/test_engine_step_parity.py \
  crates/core/parity_tests/perfmodel/test_compile_engine_parity.py --override-ini=addopts=

This validates timing consumption and Replay integration. GPU collection commands were not rerun, and this does not establish hardware-level end-to-end accuracy or full KDA/hybrid-cache fidelity.

Dataset: https://huggingface.co/datasets/nvidia/aisimulate-fpm-dataset/discussions/10

Signed-off-by: hongkuanz <hongkuanz@nvidia.com>
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  • Dynamo’s AIC planner still emits only legacy AIC identity fields; _build_aic_config() and _model_key() do not include DCP or FPM interpolation options. DCP profiles therefore cannot be selected or cached distinctly through this planner path. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]
    components/src/dynamo/planner/core/perf_model/aic_adapter.py:238-301

  • Replay’s AIC handoff only translates aic_attention_dp_size and strips AIC backend fields for fixed/polynomial timing. It does not forward DCP or fpm_options into MockEngineArgs. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]
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    aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/config.rs:183-207
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163-163: 🎯 Functional Correctness

ForwardPassPerfModel::best_available calls ForwardPassPerfModelConfig::validate() before iterating candidate modes. That validator rejects dcp == 0 and any dcp that does not divide tp (crates/core/src/perfmodel/fpm/model.rs:314-319, crates/core/src/perfmodel/fpm/config.rs:221-225). The explicit-capacity return skips only automatic capacity estimation, not this validation. No additional check in validate_parallel_shape is required.


📝 Summary

Risk: High.

Human attention should focus on:

  1. DCP identity and validation across Rust, Python, serialization, FPM cells, cache keys, Replay, and sidecar data.
  2. vLLM FPM v6 policy handling, including DCP8, mixed policies, text-only models, unrecorded quantization, and FLASHINFER_MLA.
  3. Replay restrictions for fixed KV capacity and explicit transfer bytes.

Changed behavior and public contracts

  • Adds optional DCP configuration across engine mappings, FPM configuration, SDK APIs, compilation, estimator requests, cache identity, and Replay.
  • Requires DCP to be positive and divide tensor parallelism.
  • Preserves DCP identity through serialization, profile matching, deployment mappings, FPM cells, cache keys, and saved configurations.
  • Loads vLLM FPM v6 profiles with supported per-row measurement policies.
  • Adds typed text_only and unrecorded_quant_modes controls.
  • Preserves encoder weights for text-only FPM models.
  • Preserves FLASHINFER_MLA identity while constructing the model with flashinfer.
  • Rejects unsupported operator-level timing and SOL-dependent timing when DCP is greater than one.
  • Rejects unsupported automatic KV-capacity and hybrid KV sizing.
  • Requires fixed KV capacity and explicit transfer bytes for applicable Replay configurations.
  • Adds custom parallelism preset serialization and self-benchmark onboarding documentation.

Evidence supplied

  • 488 Python/API/CLI/estimator tests are reported as passing.
  • 386 golden parity tests are reported as passing.
  • Measured-profile latency, interpolation, and CLI Replay smoke checks are reported as passing.
  • Added tests cover serialization, DCP validation, sidecar matching, measurement policies, text-only profiles, encoder weights, backend identity, cache identity, and Replay capacity rules.
  • No benchmark values or golden files changed.
  • Shell commands completed successfully, but their visible output contains no status or diff details.

Evidence still missing

  • Independent test logs are not supplied.
  • Current review severity counts are unavailable because no review findings are supplied.
  • Benchmark values, latency deltas, and production-profile coverage are not supplied.
  • Compatibility evidence beyond the reported tests is not supplied.
  • A clean repository state and exact diff contents cannot be established from the shell output.

Technical quality

The changes address the required cross-layer DCP propagation and add targeted regression coverage. The main technical risks are contract drift between Rust profile loading, Python configuration propagation, and Replay enforcement.

Merge readiness

The supplied reports support merge consideration, but they are not independently verified. Human review should confirm DCP identity propagation, vLLM v6 policy compatibility, FLASHINFER_MLA matching, and fixed KV-capacity enforcement.

Walkthrough

The pull request adds optional decode-context parallelism and FPM interpolation metadata. Rust and Python paths validate, serialize, propagate, and match these fields. Profile loading supports DCP identities and per-row measurement policies. Replay paths enforce capacity and identity rules.

Changes

DCP-aware FPM profiling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Configuration contracts and validation
crates/core/src/perfmodel/..., python/aisimulate/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/config.py, python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/config/engine.py
Public configuration types add optional DCP, text-only interpolation, unrecorded quantization, timing identities, defaults, serialization, and validation.
DCP-aware profile loading
crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs
Profile loading validates DCP selectors and per-row measurement policies. DCP becomes part of cell and duplicate-detection identities.
Rust execution and engine propagation
crates/core/src/perfmodel/fpm/..., crates/core/src/perfmodel/operators/fpm_forward.rs, crates/core/src/perfmodel/py.rs
Engine requests and conversions propagate DCP and interpolation options. Unsupported native model and SOL paths reject DCP values above one.
Python SDK and FPM identity
python/aisimulate/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/..., python/aisimulate/tests/unit/sdk/test_fpm_forward.py
SDK model conversion, FPM matching, resident-weight accounting, cache identity, and tests support DCP and interpolation metadata.
Prediction, replay, and documentation
python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/..., tests/test_cli_config.py, docs/core-api.md, python/aisimulate/docs/fpm/...
Prediction and replay propagate DCP and timing identities. Capacity and backend constraints are enforced. API and onboarding documentation describe the profile and workflow contracts.

Priority: ➖ Normal

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

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to f7934

The Kimi onboarding link reaches the intended section. No actionable merge risk remains.

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Cross-Layer Contract ⚠️ Warning The cross-layer contract is incomplete in two changed paths. First, public compile_engine(..., fpm_options=...) copies unrecorded_quant_modes into ModelConfig and the FPM operation then forces t… Add one shared validation path for FPM options and call it from public compile_engine before model construction. Reject explicit FMHA or communication quantization when the corresponding unrecorded mode is selected, and validate the optio…
Compatibility Boundaries ⚠️ Warning The PR introduces source-breaking changes to public Rust structs without the required coordinated version update. It adds dcp_size to public ParallelMapping, adds dcp to public `ForwardPassPerfM… Use a coordinated minor release version, such as 0.14.0, in the workspace/crate and wheel metadata. Update all generated version references and release documentation. Keep the existing single-wheel and single-crate artifact layout. Before…
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Modeling And Data Evidence ✅ Passed The PR supplies provenance and reproducible evidence for its selection and performance-data changes. The authoritative diff contains no changed golden, snapshot, Parquet, CSV, or other benchmark artif…
Review Evidence ✅ Passed The PR description names the exercised command paths and results: guide download/query/CLI blocks, 488 passing SDK/API/CLI/estimator tests, 386 golden parity tests, 669 real-profile points, 317 interp…
Title check ✅ Passed The title precisely identifies the main behavioral change: loading DCP self-benchmark profiles. It is not vague or misleading.
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The cross-layer contract is incomplete in two changed paths. First, public compile_engine(..., fpm_options=...) copies unrecorded_quant_modes into ModelConfig and the FPM operation then forces those identities to null, but it does not reject a conflicting explicit fmha_quant_mode or comm_quant_mode. Rust rejects this only in ForwardPassPerfModelConfig::validate; direct compile_engine callers can therefore silently receive a different identity. The added tests cover get_model and canonical best_available, not this public compile path. Second, legacy EngineConfig migration now copies dcp_size into ForwardPassPerfModelConfig but serializes it without calling validate; an invalid legacy dcp_size can produce an invalid canonical config. The migration tests do not cover DCP preservation or invalid DCP values. Evidence: python/aisimulate/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/engine.py:443-475, python/aisimulate/src/aiconfigurator_core/sdk/operations/fpm_forward.py:132-151, crates/core/src/perfmodel/py.rs:1696-1745, and the only DCP validation at crates/core/src/perfmodel/fpm/config.rs:224-225.

Resolution

Add one shared validation path for FPM options and call it from public compile_engine before model construction. Reject explicit FMHA or communication quantization when the corresponding unrecorded mode is selected, and validate the option enum values and boolean type. Add direct compile_engine tests for both rejection cases and for the text-only/DCP/attention-backend propagation. In migrate_legacy_config, call config.validate() before serialization, or route migration through the same canonical validation helper. Add migration tests for valid dcp_size preservation and rejection of zero and non-divisor DCP values.

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Explanation

The PR introduces source-breaking changes to public Rust structs without the required coordinated version update. It adds dcp_size to public ParallelMapping, adds dcp to public ForwardPassPerfModelConfig, and changes public FpmInterpolationConfig from an empty struct to a struct with fields. Existing external Rust struct literals therefore stop compiling; #[serde(default)] only preserves data deserialization. Cargo.toml, crates/core/Cargo.toml, and python/aisimulate/pyproject.toml remain at 0.13.0. The documented compatibility rule requires a pre-1.0 minor-version bump for an unavoidable incompatible API change. The JSON defaults and Rust/Python field names otherwise align. The one-wheel/one-crate manifests are unchanged, and the PR adds no Dynamo dependency.

Resolution

Use a coordinated minor release version, such as 0.14.0, in the workspace/crate and wheel metadata. Update all generated version references and release documentation. Keep the existing single-wheel and single-crate artifact layout. Before publication, complete the documented downstream Dynamo migration and release-gate validation. Alternatively, redesign the public Rust types to preserve source compatibility, then add cross-language compile and serialization tests.

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Restructure the description using the repository template. Add ## Why and what changed, ## Review map, ## Evidence, ## Modeling or data provenance, and ## Tracking. Include the risk level, riskiest files, public or serialized contract impact, compatibility or rollback concerns, exact test results and reviewed commits, provenance details, and closing or related issue references.

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🟠 Major · Preserve decode_context through recommendation lowering. · recommend.py:450-502

python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/recommend.py:450-502
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Preserve decode_context through recommendation lowering.

_PARALLEL_KEYS excludes decode_context. A preset entry therefore rejects it as unknown, while an independent fixed value is ignored. The lowered sample contains no role-specific dcp field, so ForwardPassEstimatorResolver._request passes dcp=None to ForwardPassPerfModelConfig. A DCP-qualified lookup can then fail or resolve a non-DCP estimator.

Carry decode_context as a fixed role-specific identity into the sample (dcp, prefill_dcp, or decode_dcp). Add a recommendation test that verifies DCP8 reaches ForwardPassPerfModelConfig.

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In `@python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/recommend.py` around lines 450 - 502, The
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Reject regression selection when DCP exceeds one.

config.validate() accepts valid DCP values greater than one. best_available constructs FpmRegression directly for an explicit regression request and includes it in automatic candidate selection. Both paths bypass build_native_candidate, so they can return regression timing instead of the required measured vLLM fpm_interpolation timing.

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- Around line 327-369: Update best_available so FpmRegression is rejected
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"moe": _raw_quant_name(getattr(model_config, "moe_quant_mode", None)),
"fmha": _raw_quant_name(getattr(model_config, "fmha_quant_mode", None)),
"kvcache": _raw_quant_name(getattr(model_config, "kvcache_quant_mode", None)),
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"fpm_text_only": getattr(model_config, "fpm_text_only", False),
"fpm_unrecorded_quant_modes": getattr(model_config, "fpm_unrecorded_quant_modes", ()),
"fpm_attention_backend": getattr(model_config, "fpm_attention_backend", None),
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"sms": getattr(model_config, "sms", None),
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# these must not share one cached handle.
"moe_comm_backend": getattr(model_config, "moe_comm_backend", None),
"num_gpus_per_node": getattr(model_config, "num_gpus_per_node", None),
},
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# these flags into the compiled handle and the engine
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# depending on call order.
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"enable_shared_layer": bool(getattr(database, "enable_shared_layer", False)),
"strict_provenance": bool(getattr(database, "strict_provenance", False)),
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separators=(",", ":"),
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  • The frozen ParallelMapping contract has no DCP field, though optional fields use #[serde(default)]; legacy configurations and round-trip fixtures therefore rely on absent optional parallelism fields remaining readable. This supports using a default for the new DCP field, but shared-wire consumers should be checked for omitted DCP ports. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]

    • aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/config.rs:185-207
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  • The reference Python extension exposes best_available/from_native through an optional options_json argument, so the new serialized FPM options should preserve compatibility with that existing JSON-options boundary. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::]

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🟡 Minor · Forward the KV-cache quantization mode to sweeper sizing. · aic.py:292-311

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Forward the KV-cache quantization mode to sweeper sizing. _engine_args_payload accepts role timing-model dictionaries, but its automatic host-offload and disaggregated transfer calls omit config.kvcache_quant_mode when calling estimate_kv_bytes_per_token. If that config selects a non-default mode, the estimator keeps its default precision and can produce incorrect host-offload capacity or transfer byte-per-token values. Extract the mode from the role timing config for host offload, and from the prefill timing config for transfer sizing. The compiler already passes worker.timing.kvcache_quant_mode.

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In `@python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/aic.py` around lines 292 - 311, Update
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REQUEST_CHANGES · 6.2/10 · high confidence

What this PR does

This PR adds exact DCP identity and self-benchmark FPM profile consumption across the canonical Rust/Python estimator, profile loader, compiled-engine cache, Replay-facing prediction configuration, and a new end-to-end onboarding guide.

The update makes unsupported recommendation inputs explicit, closes the DCP/FPM engine-cache identity gap with focused behavioral tests, and documents the prediction-only and downstream Dynamo boundaries clearly.

Why this score

The 6.2 score and REQUEST_CHANGES recommendation reflect two remaining public paths that can still select or encode timing under the wrong identity, plus a legacy migration helper that emits an invalid canonical DCP config. The incremental commits fixed the earlier silent recommendation lowering and DCP recommendation ambiguity, strengthened cache/capacity coverage, and improved documentation, but DCP still bypasses its measured-interpolation restriction through regression and direct compile_engine callers still bypass typed FPM-option validation. Claude Fable timed out before returning structured output, so this remains a Codex-backed result and is not dual-reviewed.

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Read through the current head (b62c33c). The FPM-side design reads well: the recorded / unrecorded DCP distinction in the cell identity, explicit failures instead of silent fallbacks, and one shared Rust parser for the FPM options. The three points from the earlier review (regression bypass, compile_engine bypass, legacy migration) are fixed with tests on this head. A few things I would still change, plus one question.

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  1. One name for the DCP knob. The same quantity is spelled four ways: ForwardPassPerfModelConfig.dcp (Rust), ModelConfig.dcp_size (Python), ParallelMapping.dcp_size, the canonical config key dcp in compiler.py, and {prefix}dcp in parallel_config. The sibling fields follow tp_size / moe_tp_size / moe_ep_size, so dcp_size on both sides would match the convention and stop readers like capacity.py (resolved.get("dcp")) and rust_engine_step.py (dcp_size) from disagreeing.

  2. FPM controls duplicated onto ModelConfig. fpm_text_only, fpm_unrecorded_quant_modes and fpm_attention_backend mirror estimator_config.fpm_interpolation, which already owns them on the Rust side. perfmodel-api.md puts estimator controls in estimator_config with Rust owning the defaults; copying them from fpm_options onto ModelConfig in engine.py creates a second set of defaults to keep in sync.

  3. sol_at parses DCP by position. match_identity.get(FPM_CELL_MATCH_COLUMNS.len()).parse::<u32>() treats element 19 of the identity tuple as the DCP, and the Python side splices it in by position too ((*[:15], *identity, *[19:])). The two sides line up today; the next appended identity field silently shifts it. DCP would be safer as a typed field on FpmForwardOp, leaving the tuple to matching only.

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  1. The None / 1 / 8 tri-state of decode_context reaches ParallelismPredictionConfig, the engine args and ModelConfig, not just the FPM cell selector. Distinguishing "unrecorded" from "DCP=1" is right for table matching, but at the config layer a user who writes decode_context: 1 and one who omits it now get different cell matches and different cache keys. Is that intended? If so it deserves a sentence in the guide; if not, the tri-state could stay inside the FPM selector.

Minor

  1. The per-row measurement policy accepts exactly two hard-coded (policy, repeats) pairs, so a new collection policy needs a Rust change. Also worth stating in the description which collector revision produced the HF dataset, since the collector side is not in this PR.

The PR is currently conflicting with main and needs another merge.

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@tianhaox Regarding item 1 in #284 (comment): these names follow the existing boundaries. The canonical estimator API uses tp, pp, attention_dp, and dcp; the internal compiled-engine/ModelConfig schema uses tp_size, pp_size, and dcp_size. The CLI uses descriptive parallelism names such as tensor, pipeline, and decode_context.

The two readers consume different schemas: capacity.py reads diagnostics["provenance"]["config"], which is canonical and therefore contains dcp; rust_engine_step.py reads the internal ModelConfig and serializes dcp_size into EngineConfig. compiler.py translates the CLI field at that boundary. There is no mismatched lookup between those readers.

I would keep dcp aligned with the existing canonical tp/pp fields and retain dcp_size inside the compiled-engine schema, rather than rename only DCP in the public API. Both spellings refer to the same quantity through the explicit adapter.

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@tianhaox Regarding item 4 in #284 (comment): yes, this is intentional for compatibility with existing FPM records that do not contain a DCP field. None means “not recorded,” whereas 1 means explicitly recorded DCP1. We cannot infer DCP1 from a missing field without relabeling the old measurements and changing their matching behavior.

We preserve that distinction through configuration and lowering so it is still available when selecting a cell and constructing the cache key. Omitting decode_context therefore matches unrecorded-DCP profiles, while explicitly setting it to 1 selects recorded-DCP1 profiles. Their cache keys intentionally differ so a compiled model for one profile identity is not reused for the other.

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I had an agent walk through the guide against the current code and found a few outdated knobs and schema.

with parquet.open("rb") as stream:
digest = hashlib.file_digest(stream, "sha256").hexdigest()
assert metadata["schema_name"] == "aic_fpm_forward_perf"
assert metadata["schema_version"] == 6

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The current Collector publishes schema v7, so this assertion rejects a successfully collected profile and blocks the MiniMax walkthrough at B4.

It does not set runtime context length.
- `--fpm-max-prefill-cudagraph-size 2048` is the prefill capture-size policy.
Align it with the deployment being modeled before freezing a formal campaign.
- The collector currently sets runtime `max_model_len=-1` for vLLM auto-fit and

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The Collector now supports --fpm-max-model-len, so the statement that there is no CLI override is outdated.

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Adopt the guide introduced by #284 and use the guided onboarding commands for new collection. Preserve the published DCP example and distinguish timing, memory, coverage, and serving validation.

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Brings in ai-dynamo#284 (measured DCP FPM profiles) and reconciles the two DCP
designs on upstream's conventions:

- Canonical estimator config carries `dcp` (Rust ForwardPassPerfModelConfig,
  the Python dataclass, AicTimingConfig, compiler canonical config, runner
  alias target); `dcp_size` stays the internal ModelConfig / ParallelMapping
  / EngineBuildRequest spelling. Our duplicate canonical `dcp_size` is gone;
  `cp_size` (prefill CP) is unchanged.
- ModelConfig.dcp_size is optional: None means not requested (priced as 1)
  and keeps the FPM cell identity on unrecorded-DCP profiles; an explicit 1
  selects recorded-DCP1 cells. Task's per-role dcp fields and the CLI
  decode_context follow (None default); comparisons use `or 1`.
- get_model gates by forward model: fpm + dcp>1 needs vLLM (recorded cells),
  op_level + dcp>1 needs the model class's supports_dcp and runs the
  sharded-attention rewrite. The FPM path no longer runs the rewrite.
- Automatic KV capacity under DCP prices the 1/dcp stripe again (compiler,
  capacity.py, python.rs); upstream's explicit-capacity requirement and the
  transfer-bytes gate are lifted. The Rust FPM gate rejects only regression
  and non-vLLM interpolation.
- ENGINE_SPEC_SCHEMA_VERSION 22 -> 25 (upstream took 22 for the VR200 pilot,
  23/24 for the DCP identity and typed FPM DCP).
- Upstream's live-enum test (`prefill_data_filenames_match_live_python_enum`)
  needs an installed wheel in the embedded interpreter and is not runnable in
  this checkout; everything else passes.

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