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feat: accept native CUDA timings for autoregressive execution - #561
FPM tables for plain decoding already load under the wall-time policies, but the native CUDA model-step policy accepts only speculative rounds. Before this change, a native CUDA table measured without speculation had no valid policy and was rejected. After this change, it loads under the new schema-7 policy vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1, on the same clock as the speculative tables. In a functional check with captured GB200 timings, the baseline rejected all four tensor-parallel tables, and with this change all 4341 imported queries returned their recorded latency exactly.
Why and what changed
The new policy reuses the native CUDA rules for timing scope (model_step_cuda) and actual-sample reduction. The timing covers the complete model step, including sampling.
Rows under it must have the full text autoregressive execution identity. Speculative, partial-phase and multimodal rows are rejected.
Decode and cached-prefill rows must carry kv_seed_regime: real_kv, so fake-KV rows cannot be healed into these measured cells.
A speculative verify query (verify_width > 1) cannot use these cells. The operator and the readiness check reject it, and legacy non-AR speculative hybrids are unchanged.
The speculative CUDA policy and the scheduler wall-time policies are unchanged. This change adds no collector and no measurements.
Review map
Risk level: low. The policy is additive.
Start with: crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs (policy match and row checks), then operators/fpm_forward.rs (speculative guard).
Public or serialized contract changed: yes. A new accepted measurement_policy value for schema-7 vLLM sidecars.
Compatibility or rollback concern: none. Existing tables load and query as before.
Evidence
Tests: cargo test -p aisimulate-core --lib fpm passes (491 tests).
Fast CI and Full CI: passed on afe9059b6710a9dd380c45e55f2f7d4c1ae8d0d3 (70 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed).
CodeRabbit reviewed commit: df915d4d. Its finding (speculative queries selected AR cells) is fixed in f0bf97f7.
Negative or boundary cases: synthetic fixtures reject speculative, partial-phase, multimodal, wrong-clock, zero-count, unknown-reduction and fake-KV rows. A relabeled speculative table is rejected. An AR table rejects verify_width=2 in both the query and the readiness check, and a non-AR table with the same rows still answers it.
Expected-value derivation: the fixture records 7 ms at batch 8 and KV 4096, and the test expects that value unchanged.
Modeling or data provenance
The functional check used private GB200 timing tables with MTP disabled, for tensor parallel 1, 2, 4 and 8, captured with vLLM 0.31.0. The check ran on a CPU host. It is not a GPU measurement and not a timing claim. Both variants carried the same unmerged prerequisite, #606, for observed Mamba cache geometry, so this is not a comparison with unmodified main. The check ran on an earlier revision, 0d538f7a. Later changes are a test fix, a refactor, documentation, and the speculative guard, which these queries do not reach.
all predicted. Median error 0.46% to 1.14%. P90 error 2.7% to 11.4%
Replay, 1 request and 8 requests at concurrency 1
rejected
completed for all four tables
Replay, concurrency 2
rejected
strict coverage gap: no batch-2 prefill point, no extrapolation
Heldout queries repeat measured shapes, so they are not unseen-context accuracy. Replay rates are simulator output, not measured throughput. No speedup is claimed.
Check schema-7 sidecar and row validation against the vLLM timing contract.
Check full-text AR identity, real_kv provenance, and separation from speculative-round and scheduler wall-time data.
Confirm test and CI status for the current revision. The functional check used an earlier revision and private timing tables.
Changed behavior and public contract
Adds schema-7 support for vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 in vLLM sidecars with timing_scope: model_step_cuda. Native CUDA rows must match the sidecar policy and scope. The loader accepts single_sample with count 1 or actual_upper_median with count at least 2. AR rows require the full text autoregressive execution identity. Decode and cached-prefill rows require kv_seed_regime: real_kv.
Adds public Rust API items FPM_NATIVE_AR_CUDA_MEASUREMENT_POLICY and FpmForwardCell.native_ar_only. When an AR-only cell is selected, queries and forward-pass readiness checks reject verify_width > 1 and direct users to speculative-round measurements. The speculative CUDA policy remains separate. The complete model-step timing includes sampling. The change adds no collector or measurements.
Evidence and limitations
The inspected source confirms policy dispatch, native CUDA row scope and sample checks, the AR speculative-query guard, and the readiness check. Tests cover AR policy acceptance and rejection of relabeling cases, plus query and readiness rejection for speculative verify width. The Python regression test distinguishes AR and speculative policy behavior.
The objectives report 490 passing targeted FPM tests. Fast CI and Full CI were still running on the cited revision; results for the current revision are unavailable. The reported 4,341-query check returned recorded latency exactly, but used private GB200 tables, a CPU host, an earlier revision, and a prerequisite. It is not a GPU measurement or a speedup claim. Heldout queries repeated measured shapes, and concurrency-2 replay had a strict coverage gap.
Current review findings and severity counts were not supplied.
Readiness
The inspected code and tests support the stated policy separation and speculative-query boundary. Confirm current-revision test and CI results, and review the validation and provenance contracts before merge. The available technical evidence does not establish merge readiness. This summary is not a review approval.
The change adds a schema-7 native CUDA policy for full-text autoregressive measurements. It validates execution identity, timing scope, KV provenance, and sample metadata. AR-only cells reject speculative widths greater than one. Fixtures, tests, and documentation distinguish these rows from speculative-round measurements.
Changes: Native CUDA autoregressive measurements
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Summary
AR policy and row validation crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs
The loader recognizes the AR policy, checks execution identity, timing scope, KV provenance, and sample metadata, then marks loaded cells as AR-only.
Selected AR-only cells reject verify_width greater than one. Readiness validation invokes the same rejection check.
Fixture updates and Rust policy tests crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs, crates/core/src/perfmodel/engine/runtime.rs
Fixtures record their configured policy, and speculative fixtures retain the FPM policy. Tests cover accepted AR samples and rejected execution, provenance, timing, and sample metadata.
Workflow test and measurement documentation tests/test_fpm_profile_workflow.py, docs/perf-model/methods/whole-forward.md
The workflow test checks FPM-policy rejection and an approximately 1 ms AR decode estimate. The documentation specifies AR sample requirements and distinguishes AR timing from speculative-round and scheduler measurements.
No merge-blocking issue is established by the supplied changes; complete the normal test checks before merging.
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Cross-Layer Contract
The new schema value is handled end to end. Rust validates schema 7, vLLM, model_step_cuda, row policy, reduction/count, AR execution identity, and real_kv provenance in fpm_forward.rs (lines 58-66,…
Modeling And Data Evidence
The PR supplies provenance and differential evidence for the selection-logic change. The reproducible workflow test parametrizes both policies, verifies that the speculative policy rejects relabeled A…
Compatibility Boundaries
No compatibility-boundary failure is introduced. The new policy remains within schema version 7, and Python already accepts schema 7 with generic measurement-policy metadata validation. The Rust const…
Review Evidence
The PR description names cargo test -p aisimulate-core --lib fpm and reports 490 tests passing. It lists relevant negative and boundary cases, including speculative, partial-phase, multimodal, wrong…
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The new schema value is handled end to end. Rust validates schema 7, vLLM, model_step_cuda, row policy, reduction/count, AR execution identity, and real_kv provenance in fpm_forward.rs (lines 58-66, 579-611, 814-860, 1028-1151). The internal native_ar_only marker is set during cell construction and is consumed by both operator selection and readiness validation (fpm_forward.rs:1284-1305, operators/fpm_forward.rs:145-188, engine/readiness.rs:54-71). The Python binding uses the same loader, and the added workflow test covers both policy values and the reject/accept paths (tests/test_fpm_profile_workflow.py:209-267). Rust tests cover malformed AR rows, operator queries, and forward-pass readiness (fpm_forward.rs:2103-2160, operators/fpm_forward.rs:2630-2660, engine/runtime.rs:6621-6662). Documentation defines the new policy and its constraints (docs/perf-model/methods/whole-forward.md:52-81). No separate Python serializer or CLI allow-list exists for this metadata; the collector remains an unrelated producer path, consistent with the PR's no-collector scope.
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The PR supplies provenance and differential evidence for the selection-logic change. The reproducible workflow test parametrizes both policies, verifies that the speculative policy rejects relabeled AR data, and verifies the AR policy returns the declared 1.0 ms value (tests/test_fpm_profile_workflow.py:209-267). Rust fixtures also assert the 7 ms golden value and reject wrong clocks, fake KV, invalid reductions, zero counts, speculative identities, and relabeling (crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:2094-2145). The PR description adds before/after results from vLLM 0.31.0 GB200 tables: baseline import rejection, 4,341/4,341 exact recorded queries after the change, and held-out median and P90 error ranges, with topology and prerequisite provenance. This is not binary-only validation, and no unexplained model-data refresh is present.
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No compatibility-boundary failure is introduced. The new policy remains within schema version 7, and Python already accepts schema 7 with generic measurement-policy metadata validation. The Rust constant and native_ar_only field are inside the crate-private perf_database module, so no Python binding or external Rust API changed. The documented whole-forward contract names the new policy and its schema-7 rules. The PR changes no Python package, Cargo manifest, binding stub, schema-version constant, or artifact configuration. The existing single maturin wheel and single workspace crate contract remains unchanged, and no Dynamo dependency or integration surface was added.
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The PR description names cargo test -p aisimulate-core --lib fpm and reports 490 tests passing. It lists relevant negative and boundary cases, including speculative, partial-phase, multimodal, wrong-clock, count, reduction, fake-KV, and verify_width=2 rejection. It distinguishes CPU-host functional evidence, simulator replay output, repeated-shape heldout checks, and the absence of GPU or production timing claims. It cites root Fast CI and Full CI status, not inactive nested workflows. The PR diff changes no workflow files.
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Reconcile the CI and test evidence with the tested head commit. The description cites CI passing on afe9059, while the PR objectives say CI was still running on f0bf97f. Confirm the commit, then state the exact test count (491 in the description, 490 in the objectives) and the commit it ran on. Clarify which commit the Fast CI and Full CI results apply to and whether they cover the speculative guard fix in f0bf97f. Also confirm that the 'Codex reviewed commit' field is not needed for this risk level, or add it. Keep the Review map and Evidence fields otherwise as they are.
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Verdict: changes requested (one required change).
The new vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 policy is wired consistently through validate_sidecar, the row-level timing-scope/reduction checks, and the identity guard, and the Rust and Python tests cover relabeling, speculation, phase, modality, clock and reduction mutations. One contract gap remains: KV seed provenance.
Required (inline): AR CUDA rows pass with kv_seed_regime = fake_fallback or empty, and fake_fallback rows are then healed by linear extrapolation while the sidecar advertises genuine CUDA observations. The speculative CUDA policy already rejects this (fake_kv mutation in speculative_native_policy_rejects_clock_relabeling_and_bad_reductions) and the median policies reject it explicitly at the row loop. Add the same rejection for NativeArCudaActualSample decode / cached-prefill rows and a fake_kv mutation to the new test.
Optional: the docs paragraph in whole-forward.md could state the real_kv requirement once that guard lands, so the contract and the loader agree.
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Verdict: approved.
The follow-up commit (fix: require real KV provenance for native AR CUDA rows) resolves the previous required finding. The real_kv provenance guard in load_pair now applies to NativeArCudaActualSample rows as well as non-legacy identities, so a decode or cached-prefill row with fake_fallback or empty kv_seed_regime is rejected before the healing pass. The new fake_kv mutation in autoregressive_native_cuda_policy_preserves_samples_and_rejects_relabeling covers it, and whole-forward.md now states the requirement. No further changes needed.
Note: I reviewed by reading the diff and did not run the Rust or Python test suites.
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Verdict: approved — ready from code review.
Reviewed c9f6b68 against main (42e5bb8). No required changes found.
The schema-7 AR CUDA policy shares the existing scope, row-policy and actual-sample reduction validation while requiring full text AR identity. Decode and cached-prefill rows require real_kv before fake-KV healing. Stored sample latencies remain unchanged, and speculative-round selectors retain their separate policy. Regression coverage exercises the loader and public Python constructor.
Cost assessment: the added checks are bounded per-row work during cached table initialization; the patch adds no query-time processing or retained data structures.
Validation: source and test inspection plus git diff --check. No project programs, tests or builds were run. Public API Rust checks passed on both architectures; broader CI was still running when inspected.
Optional test improvement: the new Rust test's phase mutation writes execution[0] (model_config_sha256). Mutating execution[1] (execution_profile) would directly exercise rejection of partial execution profiles; the current guard already rejects them.
Add the schema-7 vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 policy for full text
autoregressive execution. Decode and cached-prefill rows must carry
kv_seed_regime real_kv.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
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Review comments at @crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:
- Around line 1028-1036: Update FpmForwardOp’s table-resolution cell selection
to reject NativeArCudaActualSample cells for speculative queries, without
applying a blanket nextn-based rejection to legacy non-AR FPM hybrids.
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Context: ..._step_cuda_v1policy. They require the full text AR execution identity,timing_scope: m...
Dynamo self-benchmark artifacts use timing_metric: "scheduler_wall_time", not CUDA-event/model-step timing. They should not be treated as inputs satisfying the new model_step_cuda policy without an explicit conversion. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::docs/fern/pages/reference/observability/forward-pass-metrics-traces.mdx:162-174]
Benchmark output preserves kv_seed_regime alongside FPMs, including real-KV provenance. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/worker_factory.py:883-945]
The planner accepts supported FPMs based on FPM version only and does not inspect measurement-policy metadata. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/planner/core/perf_model/ais_adapter.py:373-437]
ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator
The formal FPM database importer is a separate schema-6 contract that accepts only dynamo_native_single_sample_v1; a schema-7 table using the new AR policy would be rejected by this gate. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:50-57] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:366-389]
Its writer emits that same existing policy and schema. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/database.py:223-228] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/database.py:282-291]
KV provenance semantics are compatible in principle: fake_fallback rows are marked separately, while only real_kv rows qualify as replacement anchors. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:443-447] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:700-706]
Cells loaded under vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 share the legacy
execution identity, so a verify_width > 1 query could select them.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 2633-2668: Add a separate forward-pass readiness test alongside
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Dynamo’s self-benchmark artifacts emit timing_metric: "scheduler_wall_time"; they do not directly satisfy the PR’s model_step_cuda AR-policy contract. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/vllm/instrumented_scheduler.py:4251] [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::docs/fern/pages/reference/observability/forward-pass-metrics-traces.mdx:170]
The AIS planner’s FPM compatibility gate checks only the FPM version, with no measurement-policy validation. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::components/src/dynamo/planner/core/perf_model/ais_adapter.py:407-417]
ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator
The formal importer remains pinned to schema 6 and dynamo_native_single_sample_v1; a schema-7 sidecar using vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 will be rejected by this frozen compatibility path. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:50-57] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:366-389]
Its writer likewise continues producing schema 6 and the legacy measurement policy, so it cannot generate the new AR-policy artifacts. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/database.py:223-228] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/database.py:282-291]
KV provenance semantics align with the PR: only real_kv rows are marked as valid anchors, while fake_fallback remains distinct. [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::collector/fpm_forward/database.py:160-186] [::ai-dynamo/aiconfigurator::aic-core/rust/aiconfigurator-core/src/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs:704-719]
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Approving. Checked against main:
The AR policy reuses the native CUDA sample rules (row policy, timing_scope, reduction and sample count) and admits only rows with the legacy full/text AR identity. Fake-KV decode and cached-prefill rows are rejected, so the healing pass cannot rewrite these cells.
native_ar_only is set per loaded pair, and a table holds one pair per system/backend/version, so one cell cannot mix AR CUDA rows with wall-time rows.
The verify-width guard is in the operator's select_cell, which every query path goes through (forward pass, totals, KV ceiling, mixed decode baseline, coverage), and in readiness. Wall-time legacy tables still answer verify_width > 1 for the hybrid path.
…amo#561)
* feat: accept native CUDA timings for autoregressive execution
Add the schema-7 vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 policy for full text
autoregressive execution. Decode and cached-prefill rows must carry
kv_seed_regime real_kv.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: reject speculative verify queries on AR native CUDA cells
Cells loaded under vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1 share the legacy
execution identity, so a verify_width > 1 query could select them.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
* test: cover AR speculative rejection in forward-pass readiness
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
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Signed-off-by: Alexandre Milesi <milesial@users.noreply.github.com>
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FPM tables for plain decoding already load under the wall-time policies, but the native CUDA model-step policy accepts only speculative rounds. Before this change, a native CUDA table measured without speculation had no valid policy and was rejected. After this change, it loads under the new schema-7 policy
vllm_native_ar_model_step_cuda_v1, on the same clock as the speculative tables. In a functional check with captured GB200 timings, the baseline rejected all four tensor-parallel tables, and with this change all 4341 imported queries returned their recorded latency exactly.Why and what changed
model_step_cuda) and actual-sample reduction. The timing covers the complete model step, including sampling.kv_seed_regime: real_kv, so fake-KV rows cannot be healed into these measured cells.verify_width > 1) cannot use these cells. The operator and the readiness check reject it, and legacy non-AR speculative hybrids are unchanged.Review map
crates/core/src/perfmodel/perf_database/fpm_forward.rs(policy match and row checks), thenoperators/fpm_forward.rs(speculative guard).measurement_policyvalue for schema-7 vLLM sidecars.Evidence
cargo test -p aisimulate-core --lib fpmpasses (491 tests).afe9059b6710a9dd380c45e55f2f7d4c1ae8d0d3(70 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed).df915d4d. Its finding (speculative queries selected AR cells) is fixed inf0bf97f7.verify_width=2in both the query and the readiness check, and a non-AR table with the same rows still answers it.Modeling or data provenance
The functional check used private GB200 timing tables with MTP disabled, for tensor parallel 1, 2, 4 and 8, captured with vLLM 0.31.0. The check ran on a CPU host. It is not a GPU measurement and not a timing claim. Both variants carried the same unmerged prerequisite, #606, for observed Mamba cache geometry, so this is not a comparison with unmodified main. The check ran on an earlier revision,
0d538f7a. Later changes are a test fix, a refactor, documentation, and the speculative guard, which these queries do not reach.unsupported FPM measurement_policyHeldout queries repeat measured shapes, so they are not unseen-context accuracy. Replay rates are simulator output, not measured throughput. No speedup is claimed.
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