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    • Expanded the introduction to clarify Dynamo's focus on generative AI, reasoning models, and its open-source Rust/Python implementation.
    • Added context about scaling large language models and Dynamo's role in tensor-parallel coordination and KV cache sharing.
    • Improved naming consistency and clarity across section titles and example descriptions.
    • Reorganized sections, consolidating deployment guides and moving benchmarking and API references to more relevant sections for easier navigation.

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The documentation introduction and structure were expanded and reorganized in docs/index.rst. The changes clarify NVIDIA Dynamo's focus, update section names and descriptions for consistency, consolidate deployment guides, and move or rename benchmarking and API references. No changes were made to exported or public code entities.

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Expanded the introduction to clarify Dynamo’s purpose and architecture, updated section and link names for consistency, refined example descriptions, consolidated deployment guides, and reorganized benchmarking and API references within the documentation.

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docs/index.rst (4)

20-23: Tone & conciseness: trim marketing language and drop the rhetorical question

The two introductory paragraphs are clear but wordy and slightly marketing-oriented. A leaner, neutral style is easier to scan and better fits technical docs. Example rewrite:

-The NVIDIA Dynamo Platform is a high-performance, low-latency inference framework designed to serve generative AI and reasoning models—across any framework, architecture, or deployment scale. Built in Rust for performance and in Python for extensibility, Dynamo is fully open-source and driven by a transparent, OSS (Open Source Software) first development approach.
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-Large language models are quickly outgrowing the memory and compute budget of any single GPU. Tensor-parallelism solves the capacity problem by spreading each layer across many GPUs—and sometimes many servers—but it creates a new one: how do you coordinate those shards, route requests, and share KV cache fast enough to feel like one accelerator? This orchestration gap is exactly what NVIDIA Dynamo is built to close.
+NVIDIA Dynamo is a high-performance, low-latency inference platform for serving generative-AI and reasoning models at any scale.  Written in Rust for speed and extended in Python for flexibility, Dynamo is developed in the open under the Apache-2.0 licence.
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+Large language models exceed the capacity of a single GPU.  Tensor parallelism distributes layers across multiple GPUs (or even servers) but introduces an orchestration challenge: coordinating shards and KV-cache quickly enough to behave like one accelerator.  Dynamo closes this gap.

Feel free to adjust wording, but consider avoiding rhetorical questions and redundant phrases like “OSS (Open Source Software) first.”


52-59: Minor wording & path consistency

  1. “GPU-unaware” is jargon; “GPU-agnostic” is clearer.
  2. Unlike other bullets, vllm/README is referenced without .md. Sphinx resolves this only if the source suffix is registered; add the extension for portability.
-        Demonstrates the basic concepts of Dynamo by creating a simple GPU-unaware graph using Python bindings.
+        Demonstrates the basic concepts of Dynamo by creating a simple GPU-agnostic graph using the Python bindings.

-.. grid-item-card:: :doc:`LLM Serving with vLLM <components/backends/vllm/README>`
+.. grid-item-card:: :doc:`LLM Serving with vLLM <components/backends/vllm/README.md>`

60-65: Title length & duplicate “using”

The card title is long and the description repeats “using” twice. Suggest shortening and removing redundancy:

-.. grid-item-card:: :doc:`Deploy DeepSeek R1 Disaggregated with WideEP using SGLang <components/backends/sglang/docs/dsr1-wideep-gb200.md>`
+.. grid-item-card:: :doc:`DeepSeek R1 WideEP Deployment with SGLang <components/backends/sglang/docs/dsr1-wideep-gb200.md>`

-        Demonstrates disaggregated serving of DeepSeek R1 using Wide Expert Parallelism using SGLang.
+        Demonstrates disaggregated DeepSeek R1 serving with WideEP via SGLang.

104-108: Path extension inconsistency

Most toctree entries now include .md; align this one for consistency:

-   Deploying Dynamo on Kubernetes <guides/dynamo_deploy/README.md>
+   Deploying Dynamo on Kubernetes <guides/dynamo_deploy/README.md>

(If the .md suffix is intentionally omitted elsewhere, feel free to ignore; just keep the convention consistent.)

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docs/index.rst (5)

30-33: Links LGTM

Updated captions and ordering read well; targets resolve correctly.


40-42: Section title rename aligns with content

Renaming to “Dynamo Examples” improves clarity—no further action needed.


66-70: LGTM

The TensorRT-LLM example caption and summary look consistent.


117-118: LGTM

Moving the Planner Benchmark into the visible Examples section is sensible.


124-125: API path visibility is helpful

Surfacing the NIXL Connect API in Reference improves discoverability—no issues spotted.

@rmccorm4 rmccorm4 changed the title fix index.rst for 0.4.0 docs: fix index.rst for 0.4.0 Aug 5, 2025
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| **WideEP** || |
| **DP Rank Routing**|| |
| **Attention DP** || |
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Let's be consistent with table across all 3 backends if possible

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great catch, thank you. will update all of them

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Can you update this

### NIXL (NVIDIA Interchange Library):
to say NVIDIA Inference Xfer Library (NIXL) instead of NVIDIA Interchange Library?

ref: https://github.com/ai-dynamo/nixl

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