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What this PR does / why we need it?

  • Adds Kimi K3 target and DSpark MLA execution on Ascend.
  • Preserves per-group RoPE/no-RoPE semantics and causal/non-causal draft metadata through the MLA backend.
  • Adds Kimi K3 rotary inputs and MLA weight post-processing, including native floating-point MLAPO handling on A5.
  • Covers MLA metadata, mixed rotary modes, graph updates, and rotary behavior with focused unit tests.

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  • Ruff 0.14.0 format and lint checks for all changed Python files.
  • Focused coverage in tests/ut/attention/a2/test_mla_v1.py and tests/ut/ops/test_rotary_embedding.py.

Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?

Yes. It enables Kimi K3 MLA execution on Ascend.

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This pull request introduces support for Kimi K3 Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA) execution on Ascend hardware. The changes include updates to the MLA backend to handle rotary-positioning and weight post-processing, as well as the propagation of causal and non-causal draft metadata. These enhancements enable the vLLM Ascend implementation to support Kimi K3 models effectively.

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  • Kimi K3 Support: Implemented Kimi K3 MLA execution on Ascend, including specific rotary-position handling and weight post-processing.
  • Metadata Integration: Integrated causal and non-causal draft metadata support within the MLA backend to ensure correct execution flow.
  • Testing: Added comprehensive unit tests covering MLA metadata and rotary behavior in the Ascend environment.
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Suggested PR Title:

[Attention][Feature] Support MLA without RoPE, output gating, and non-causal speculative decoding

Suggested PR Summary:

### What this PR does / why we need it?
This pull request introduces support for Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA) without Rotary Position Embeddings (RoPE), adds output gating (`g_proj`) support, and enables non-causal (bidirectional) speculative decoding. Specifically, it adds `get_identity_cos_and_sin_mla` to skip rotary cache when RoPE is disabled, handles non-causal sparse modes in Flash Attention, and updates the MLAPO prolog to support native floating-point weights on A5.

Feedback:
Four high-severity issues were identified in the review:
1. Potential `KeyError` in `AscendMLAMetadataBuilder` due to `.attn` suffix mismatch when looking up `static_forward_context`.
2. A similar `KeyError` in `AscendMLAImpl` when `fa_quant_layer` is enabled.
3. A dtype mismatch error in `mla_preprocess_only_decode` when `use_mla_rope` is `False` due to hardcoded `torch.bfloat16`.
4. A potential memory corruption/runtime failure in `_exec_kv_no_rope` due to passing a non-contiguous `k_pe` tensor to `reshape_and_cache`.

### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change?
No, these are internal backend optimizations and feature alignments for speculative decoding and MLA execution on Ascend devices.

### How was this patch tested?
Tested via new unit tests in `tests/ut/attention/a2/test_mla_v1.py` covering draft layer rope mode, target layer nope mode, and mixed rope modes, as well as `tests/ut/ops/test_rotary_embedding.py` for identity cos/sin cache skipping.

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Implementation walkthrough

MLA metadata and causality

vllm_ascend/attention/mla_v1.py carries two model-level properties into the runtime metadata:

  • whether the layer uses MLA RoPE;
  • whether the attention block is causal.

Kimi target MLA uses the normal causal path. Kimi MLA DSpark uses a non-causal multi-token draft block, so its metadata keeps causal=False and avoids a triangular FIA mask that would silently change the draft computation.

No-RoPE Kimi path

For layers without MLA RoPE, get_identity_cos_and_sin_mla() returns stable-shape identity buffers. The same metadata and graph interfaces can therefore be reused without adding a second attention backend. A2 routes no-RoPE decode through generic preprocessing; A5 passes empty RoPE tensors to the CANN MLA Prolog V3 contract.

Output gate

When the upstream Kimi module provides g_proj, the Ascend attention implementation applies the Kimi output gate after attention and before the output projection. Models without this projection keep the existing MLA behavior.

A5 MLA Prolog V3 weight preparation

The post-loading path prepares the fused Kimi projections for npu_mla_prolog_v3:

  • split weight_dq and weight_dkv_kr from the fused Q/KV input projection;
  • prepare weight_uq_qr and pad head dimensions when required by the operator;
  • keep native floating-point weights in mode 0;
  • keep W8A8/MXFP8 weights and their scales in mode 3;
  • use the prepared W_UK layout and the layer's effective padded head count.

This uses the standard model post-loading hook and the existing CANN operator interface.

Rotary and SP handling

vllm_ascend/ops/rotary_embedding.py keeps position handling compatible with sequence-parallel execution and provides the identity MLA buffers. vllm_ascend/ops/mla.py passes the draft causality, output gate, and RoPE mode from the upstream model module into the backend.

Coverage

The tests cover causal/non-causal metadata, no-RoPE identity buffers, Kimi output gating, A5 native and quantized Prolog V3 preparation, padded heads, and rotary/SP position behavior.

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This pull request has conflicts, please resolve those before we can evaluate the pull request.

Preserve per-group RoPE semantics, non-causal multi-token decode metadata, explicit no-RoPE execution, and A5 MLA preprocessing for Kimi K3 target and draft layers. Reuse the current device MLA implementation and PCP compatibility paths.

Signed-off-by: maoxx241 <maomaoyu870@gmail.com>
Keep absent cos/sin metadata intact before calling the existing no-RoPE query and KV paths. The PCP prefill changes introduced unconditional slicing before those paths could bypass rotation. Preserve the distinct actual-query and padded-KV lengths for RoPE layers, and cover pure and mixed prefill with numeric Q/K/V and cache-write assertions.

Signed-off-by: maoxx241 <maomaoyu870@gmail.com>
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linfeng-yuan pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 28, 2026
### What this PR does / why we need it?

This integration PR enables Kimi K3 text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark,
Prefix Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend. The implementation is reviewed
through the atomic PRs below; this parent owns the Kimi K3 deployment
and validation guide.

### Recommended merge order

| Order | PR | Responsibility |
| ---: | --- | --- |
| 1 | #14426 | AscendC KDA, chunk gated delta rule, Dequant-SiTU, and
MX-SiTU operators |
| 2 | #14597 | Hybrid Mamba state-copy, asynchronous accepted-token
snapshots, and Ascend launch-grid correctness |
| 3 | #14598 | KDA attention execution and fused RMSNorm gate |
| 4 | #14839 | MLA attention and rotary execution |
| 5 | #14840 | Attention-residual Triton fusion |
| 6 | #14599 | SiTU MoE, shared-expert execution, and K3 ModelSlim
quantization adaptation |
| 7 | #14600 | Text, multimodal, MTP, and DSpark model registration; ViT
FIA contiguous inputs; model-owned QuaRot shared-layer conversion |
| 8 | #14601 | DSpark speculative-decoding runtime and generic
shared-layer hook integration |
| 9 | #14765 | TP8/TP16 GQA/MLA DSpark KV grouping, speculative
capacity, and per-rank DCP table sizing |
| 10 | #14602 | Hybrid P/D transfer, proxy retry, and graph-safe
stateful handoffs |

After these PRs merge, the parent-owned change is:

- `docs/source/tutorials/models/Kimi-K3.md`
- `docs/source/tutorials/models/index.md`

The guide covers reduced and full checkpoints, single-node TP16,
four-node DP4/TP16/EP64, GQA/MLA DSpark, two-node P/D, QuaRot, Prefix
Cache, server-side validation, GPQA, and performance reporting.

### How was this patch tested?

- Fused norm-gate dispatch: 39 targeted CPU tests pass (4 existing
skips) and 22 real A3 NPU numerical cases pass on each of vLLM v0.27.1
and the pinned upstream revision. Coverage includes FP16/BF16,
sigmoid/SiLU, packed gate strides, residual/prenorm, and input
preservation. The actual upstream CustomOp resolves to the Ascend fused
implementation; three ACLGraph replays with fresh inputs match upstream
native results. CI mypy and `bash format.sh ci` pass. A5 performance and
full-model serving were not rerun for this change.

- State and capacity regressions: 94 targeted CPU tests pass, with two
post-v0.27.1 coordinator-API cases skipped. Coverage includes real
InputBatch replacement/reordering, accepted-token ownership across
scheduling modes, GDN metadata, Mamba copy ordering, scheduler/worker
capacity agreement, and writes to the final speculative Mamba slots at
DCP1/DCP4. `bash format.sh ci` passes. Full-model NPU serving was not
rerun for the snapshot/capacity changes.

- Handoff graph selection: 12 CPU dispatch cases and 25 GDN metadata
tests pass. Distributed NPU end-to-end validation was not rerun for this
graph-selection change.

- All changed Python files pass syntax compilation.
- The parent includes the current child implementations plus the
deployment documentation.
- Focused coverage includes KDA, MLA, SiTU MoE, Mamba state copy,
DSpark, compressed/hybrid KV cache, Prefix Cache, one-token P/D handoff,
Mooncake transfer, and model registration.
- Full-checkpoint integration coverage includes text, multimodal, tools,
streaming, QuaRot, C64/C128, TP8/TP16, two-node P/D, four-node GQA
DSpark, the known K3 accuracy/hang cases, and GPQA-Diamond.

Detailed accuracy and performance results remain in the PR comments.

### Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?

Yes. Kimi K3 can be deployed with text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark, Prefix
Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend.

- vLLM version: v0.27.1
- vLLM main:
vllm-project/vllm@ba07e4a

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Closing this child PR following the merge of parent #14454.

@maoxx241 maoxx241 closed this Aug 28, 2026
ASH-XING pushed a commit to ASH-XING/vllm-ascend that referenced this pull request Aug 28, 2026
### What this PR does / why we need it?

This integration PR enables Kimi K3 text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark,
Prefix Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend. The implementation is reviewed
through the atomic PRs below; this parent owns the Kimi K3 deployment
and validation guide.

### Recommended merge order

| Order | PR | Responsibility |
| ---: | --- | --- |
| 1 | vllm-project#14426 | AscendC KDA, chunk gated delta rule, Dequant-SiTU, and
MX-SiTU operators |
| 2 | vllm-project#14597 | Hybrid Mamba state-copy, asynchronous accepted-token
snapshots, and Ascend launch-grid correctness |
| 3 | vllm-project#14598 | KDA attention execution and fused RMSNorm gate |
| 4 | vllm-project#14839 | MLA attention and rotary execution |
| 5 | vllm-project#14840 | Attention-residual Triton fusion |
| 6 | vllm-project#14599 | SiTU MoE, shared-expert execution, and K3 ModelSlim
quantization adaptation |
| 7 | vllm-project#14600 | Text, multimodal, MTP, and DSpark model registration; ViT
FIA contiguous inputs; model-owned QuaRot shared-layer conversion |
| 8 | vllm-project#14601 | DSpark speculative-decoding runtime and generic
shared-layer hook integration |
| 9 | vllm-project#14765 | TP8/TP16 GQA/MLA DSpark KV grouping, speculative
capacity, and per-rank DCP table sizing |
| 10 | vllm-project#14602 | Hybrid P/D transfer, proxy retry, and graph-safe
stateful handoffs |

After these PRs merge, the parent-owned change is:

- `docs/source/tutorials/models/Kimi-K3.md`
- `docs/source/tutorials/models/index.md`

The guide covers reduced and full checkpoints, single-node TP16,
four-node DP4/TP16/EP64, GQA/MLA DSpark, two-node P/D, QuaRot, Prefix
Cache, server-side validation, GPQA, and performance reporting.

### How was this patch tested?

- Fused norm-gate dispatch: 39 targeted CPU tests pass (4 existing
skips) and 22 real A3 NPU numerical cases pass on each of vLLM v0.27.1
and the pinned upstream revision. Coverage includes FP16/BF16,
sigmoid/SiLU, packed gate strides, residual/prenorm, and input
preservation. The actual upstream CustomOp resolves to the Ascend fused
implementation; three ACLGraph replays with fresh inputs match upstream
native results. CI mypy and `bash format.sh ci` pass. A5 performance and
full-model serving were not rerun for this change.

- State and capacity regressions: 94 targeted CPU tests pass, with two
post-v0.27.1 coordinator-API cases skipped. Coverage includes real
InputBatch replacement/reordering, accepted-token ownership across
scheduling modes, GDN metadata, Mamba copy ordering, scheduler/worker
capacity agreement, and writes to the final speculative Mamba slots at
DCP1/DCP4. `bash format.sh ci` passes. Full-model NPU serving was not
rerun for the snapshot/capacity changes.

- Handoff graph selection: 12 CPU dispatch cases and 25 GDN metadata
tests pass. Distributed NPU end-to-end validation was not rerun for this
graph-selection change.

- All changed Python files pass syntax compilation.
- The parent includes the current child implementations plus the
deployment documentation.
- Focused coverage includes KDA, MLA, SiTU MoE, Mamba state copy,
DSpark, compressed/hybrid KV cache, Prefix Cache, one-token P/D handoff,
Mooncake transfer, and model registration.
- Full-checkpoint integration coverage includes text, multimodal, tools,
streaming, QuaRot, C64/C128, TP8/TP16, two-node P/D, four-node GQA
DSpark, the known K3 accuracy/hang cases, and GPQA-Diamond.

Detailed accuracy and performance results remain in the PR comments.

### Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?

Yes. Kimi K3 can be deployed with text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark, Prefix
Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend.

- vLLM version: v0.27.1
- vLLM main:
vllm-project/vllm@ba07e4a

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Lethobenthos20 pushed a commit to Lethobenthos20/vllm-ascend that referenced this pull request Sep 4, 2026
### What this PR does / why we need it?

This integration PR enables Kimi K3 text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark,
Prefix Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend. The implementation is reviewed
through the atomic PRs below; this parent owns the Kimi K3 deployment
and validation guide.

### Recommended merge order

| Order | PR | Responsibility |
| ---: | --- | --- |
| 1 | vllm-project#14426 | AscendC KDA, chunk gated delta rule, Dequant-SiTU, and
MX-SiTU operators |
| 2 | vllm-project#14597 | Hybrid Mamba state-copy, asynchronous accepted-token
snapshots, and Ascend launch-grid correctness |
| 3 | vllm-project#14598 | KDA attention execution and fused RMSNorm gate |
| 4 | vllm-project#14839 | MLA attention and rotary execution |
| 5 | vllm-project#14840 | Attention-residual Triton fusion |
| 6 | vllm-project#14599 | SiTU MoE, shared-expert execution, and K3 ModelSlim
quantization adaptation |
| 7 | vllm-project#14600 | Text, multimodal, MTP, and DSpark model registration; ViT
FIA contiguous inputs; model-owned QuaRot shared-layer conversion |
| 8 | vllm-project#14601 | DSpark speculative-decoding runtime and generic
shared-layer hook integration |
| 9 | vllm-project#14765 | TP8/TP16 GQA/MLA DSpark KV grouping, speculative
capacity, and per-rank DCP table sizing |
| 10 | vllm-project#14602 | Hybrid P/D transfer, proxy retry, and graph-safe
stateful handoffs |

After these PRs merge, the parent-owned change is:

- `docs/source/tutorials/models/Kimi-K3.md`
- `docs/source/tutorials/models/index.md`

The guide covers reduced and full checkpoints, single-node TP16,
four-node DP4/TP16/EP64, GQA/MLA DSpark, two-node P/D, QuaRot, Prefix
Cache, server-side validation, GPQA, and performance reporting.

### How was this patch tested?

- Fused norm-gate dispatch: 39 targeted CPU tests pass (4 existing
skips) and 22 real A3 NPU numerical cases pass on each of vLLM v0.27.1
and the pinned upstream revision. Coverage includes FP16/BF16,
sigmoid/SiLU, packed gate strides, residual/prenorm, and input
preservation. The actual upstream CustomOp resolves to the Ascend fused
implementation; three ACLGraph replays with fresh inputs match upstream
native results. CI mypy and `bash format.sh ci` pass. A5 performance and
full-model serving were not rerun for this change.

- State and capacity regressions: 94 targeted CPU tests pass, with two
post-v0.27.1 coordinator-API cases skipped. Coverage includes real
InputBatch replacement/reordering, accepted-token ownership across
scheduling modes, GDN metadata, Mamba copy ordering, scheduler/worker
capacity agreement, and writes to the final speculative Mamba slots at
DCP1/DCP4. `bash format.sh ci` passes. Full-model NPU serving was not
rerun for the snapshot/capacity changes.

- Handoff graph selection: 12 CPU dispatch cases and 25 GDN metadata
tests pass. Distributed NPU end-to-end validation was not rerun for this
graph-selection change.

- All changed Python files pass syntax compilation.
- The parent includes the current child implementations plus the
deployment documentation.
- Focused coverage includes KDA, MLA, SiTU MoE, Mamba state copy,
DSpark, compressed/hybrid KV cache, Prefix Cache, one-token P/D handoff,
Mooncake transfer, and model registration.
- Full-checkpoint integration coverage includes text, multimodal, tools,
streaming, QuaRot, C64/C128, TP8/TP16, two-node P/D, four-node GQA
DSpark, the known K3 accuracy/hang cases, and GPQA-Diamond.

Detailed accuracy and performance results remain in the PR comments.

### Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?

Yes. Kimi K3 can be deployed with text, multimodal, MTP, DSpark, Prefix
Cache, and P/D serving on Ascend.

- vLLM version: v0.27.1
- vLLM main:
vllm-project/vllm@ba07e4a

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