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[TRTLLM-14620][feat] Integrate DSpark confidence scheduling and mixed verification - #20078
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WalkthroughThis change adds opt-in DSpark confidence-based verification scheduling, including device and host window-selection paths and distributed graph handling. It also adds evidence-based admission controls and expands fused attention support to physical draft blocks from K=1 through K=8. ChangesDSpark confidence scheduling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DraftModel
participant DSv4DSparkWorker
participant PyExecutor
participant DecoderRunner
DraftModel->>DSv4DSparkWorker: return draft tokens and confidence logits
DSv4DSparkWorker->>PyExecutor: stage confidence scores and stamps
PyExecutor->>DecoderRunner: select and publish verification windows
DecoderRunner->>DecoderRunner: prepare ragged token layout
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tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention.py (1)
569-603: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRestore the kernel cache after the shared-scratch test.
This test clears
_dspark_attention_kernel_cacheand leaves eight compiled entries in it.test_self_jit_reuses_one_kernel_across_runtime_shapes_and_scalesclears the cache before it runs, so test order does not cause a failure now. Other tests in the module do not reset the cache. Those tests can see a hot cache depending on order, so a cache-miss path can go untested. Use a fixture that saves the cache and restores it on teardown.Coverage summary: the reference, graph-replay, batched-fallback, self-JIT, and capture-rejection tests are parameterized over K=1..8. The changes add zero-length scratch-row cases and use nonzero draft padding to check masking. These tests need SM100/SM103 GPUs. The l0_* lists do not show which GPU list runs this file. Verdict: needs follow-up.
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l0_cpu.ymland the broadl0_h100.ymlsubtree. It does not load CUDA or GPU runtimes, and neighboring hardware-agnostic CPU tests usepytest.mark.cpu_only. Add the module marker so the H100not cpu_onlyselection does not schedule this test there.Suggested fix
import math import unittest from pathlib import Path from types import SimpleNamespace from unittest.mock import Mock +import pytest + _ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[5] _OPS = _ROOT / "tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops" _ATTENTION = _OPS / "dspark_attention_custom_op.py" _PREPARATION = _OPS / "dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op.py" _KERNELS = _ROOT / "tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/blackwell/dspark" _MODEL = _ROOT / "tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dspark.py" _PHYSICAL_KS = tuple(range(1, 9)) +pytestmark = pytest.mark.cpu_only +🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py (1)
3894-3931: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd direct tests for
_dspark_confidence_draft_lenorchestration.The new tests cover the wire helpers,
_can_queuereuse, and_handle_dynamic_draft_lenwith this function mocked. No test runs_dspark_confidence_draft_lenitself. These behaviors are untested:
- When
agreement.can_queueis false, the function clearsagreed_ragged_bucket,ragged_pad_verify_len,ragged_zero_real_high_rows, and everypy_verify_len.- When
mixed.applyreturnsTrue, the function replaces the agreement withall_can_graph=False,ragged_bucket=None, andreuse_graph_shape=False, then stages confidence.- When there is no exact allocation (
selected_verifier_budget == 0or the secondary dummy is not ready), stalepy_verify_lenvalues must be cleared.- When
reuse_graph_shapeis true and the exact G differs fromcommon_padded_batch_size, the function must raise.A regression in any of these can replay a stale ragged bucket or a rank-local full graph. That can desynchronize ADP collectives.
Smallest practical test: in
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_executor_policy.py, build aPyExecutor.__new__stub. Give it a fake planner, a fake runner, anddist.tp_allgather_int64returning crafted payloads. Assert the runner state andpy_verify_lenfor thecan_queue=Falsecase and the mixed-apply case.As per path instructions: "Leave an INLINE review comment on the smallest relevant changed production-code hunk when a material test coverage gap exists."
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/cuda_graph_runner.py:
- Around line 672-679: Update agreement validation in
CUDAGraphRunner.maybe_get_cuda_graph and _get_padded_batch to pass the
executor’s live iteration to ADPShapeAgreement.matches instead of
agreement.iteration, and clear adp_shape_agreement after the step consumes it so
stale agreements cannot be reused.
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- Around line 5856-5865: Validate requests with py_logits_post_processors before
ragged verification is scheduled, or disable ragged verification for the entire
batch before _forward_step performs a forward or graph replay. Do not defer
rejection to _execute_logit_post_processors or clear only one request’s
py_verify_len unless the batch remains on a uniform layout.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dspark.py:
- Around line 399-410: Update bump_draft_seq to wrap _draft_seq_host within the
positive int32 range before filling _draft_seq_cuda, keeping 0 out of the cycle.
Preserve returning the previous sequence value and the existing equality-based
stamp semantics.
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@tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_dummy_slots_cpu.py:
- Around line 19-38: Update the CPU allocation patches in the test around
DSv4DSparkWorker._lazy_init to also route torch.empty and torch.full allocations
to CPU, alongside torch.zeros, so CUDA-only allocations created during
initialization work on CPU runners.
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py:
- Around line 3894-3931: Add direct tests that execute
`_dspark_confidence_draft_len` using a stubbed `PyExecutor`, fake planner and
runner, and crafted `dist.tp_allgather_int64` results. Cover `can_queue=False`
clearing ragged state and `py_verify_len`, `mixed.apply` replacing the agreement
and staging confidence, no exact allocation clearing stale `py_verify_len`, and
the error when reused graph shape has a mismatched exact G.
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@tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_fused_attention_route.py:
- Around line 1-9: Mark the test module containing the DSpark routing contracts
as CPU-only by importing pytest and setting the module-level pytest marker to
pytest.mark.cpu_only. This ensures the broad H100 selection excludes the tests
without changing their behavior.
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- Around line 569-603: Update
test_attention_cache_isolates_all_k_with_shared_dummy_scratch to save the
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| agreement = (self.adp_shape_agreement | ||
| if self._dspark_confidence_enabled else None) | ||
| # The policy agreement covers shape, not sampling tier. When main's | ||
| # in-graph sampler is enabled, retain its per-rank tier agreement. | ||
| reuse_agreement = bool( | ||
| agreement is not None and agreement.reuse_graph_shape | ||
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Use the live iteration when validating cached ADP agreements.
CUDAGraphRunner.maybe_get_cuda_graph and _get_padded_batch pass agreement.iteration to ADPShapeAgreement.matches, so the iteration comparison is always true. A stale agreement can therefore be accepted when a new ScheduledRequests object has the same id() and batch size. One rank may skip the tp_allgather_int64 collective while another rank enters it, which can hang the step.
Pass the executor's live iteration counter to both methods. Clear adp_shape_agreement after the step consumes it so the agreement cannot be reused accidentally.
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- agreement.matches(batch, agreement.iteration, padded=True)
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Update agreement validation in CUDAGraphRunner.maybe_get_cuda_graph and
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| if ( | ||
| not is_context_request | ||
| and getattr(request, "py_verify_len", None) is not None | ||
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| "per-request logits post-processors are not supported with DSpark " | ||
| "ragged verification: the processor interface assumes one uniform " | ||
| "row stride and would modify another request's packed logits after " | ||
| "a short verify window" | ||
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rg -nP -C3 'enable_confidence_scheduling' --type=py tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.pyRepository: NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM
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Reject logits post-processors before ragged verification.
When confidence scheduling selects a ragged window for a generation request with py_logits_post_processors, _forward_step completes the model forward or graph replay and then calls _execute_logit_post_processors. The helper raises RuntimeError, which can abort the entire scheduled step instead of isolating the request.
Reject this combination before scheduling, or disable ragged verification for the whole batch before the forward. Do not clear only one request's py_verify_len unless the resulting batch remains on a uniform layout.
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Validate requests with py_logits_post_processors before ragged verification is
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| def bump_draft_seq(self) -> int: | ||
| """Advance the draft-pass sequence and return the PREVIOUS value. | ||
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| Must be called once per step from the executor's host path before the | ||
| step's forward is enqueued; the returned previous value is the | ||
| sequence of the last completed draft. | ||
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| prev = self._draft_seq_host | ||
| self._draft_seq_host += 1 | ||
| if self._draft_seq_cuda is not None: | ||
| self._draft_seq_cuda.fill_(self._draft_seq_host) | ||
| return prev |
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Wrap the draft-sequence counter before it overflows int32.
_draft_seq_host is an unbounded Python int. _draft_seq_cuda and _confidence_stamp are torch.int32. After 2^31 − 1 steps, self._draft_seq_cuda.fill_(self._draft_seq_host) fails with an overflow error. A long-running confidence-enabled server then crashes on its host path.
The stamp is used only for an equality check (stamp != expected_stamp), so a wrapped counter keeps the same semantics. Wrap the host value inside the int32 range. Keep 0 out of the cycle, because 0 is the initial stamp value.
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prev = self._draft_seq_host
- self._draft_seq_host += 1
+ # Stamps are int32 and compared only for equality; wrap before overflow.
+ self._draft_seq_host = self._draft_seq_host % (2**31 - 1) + 1
if self._draft_seq_cuda is not None:
self._draft_seq_cuda.fill_(self._draft_seq_host)
return prevThe device expression self._draft_seq_cuda - 1 in verified_draft_seq_cuda must agree with the wrap. With the fix above it does agree on every step except the step right after a wrap. On that step the stamped row reads as stale and falls back to the neutral row, which is fail-safe.
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| def bump_draft_seq(self) -> int: | |
| """Advance the draft-pass sequence and return the PREVIOUS value. | |
| Must be called once per step from the executor's host path before the | |
| step's forward is enqueued; the returned previous value is the | |
| sequence of the last completed draft. | |
| """ | |
| prev = self._draft_seq_host | |
| self._draft_seq_host += 1 | |
| if self._draft_seq_cuda is not None: | |
| self._draft_seq_cuda.fill_(self._draft_seq_host) | |
| return prev | |
| def bump_draft_seq(self) -> int: | |
| """Advance the draft-pass sequence and return the PREVIOUS value. | |
| Must be called once per step from the executor's host path before the | |
| step's forward is enqueued; the returned previous value is the | |
| sequence of the last completed draft. | |
| """ | |
| prev = self._draft_seq_host | |
| # Stamps are int32 and compared only for equality; wrap before overflow. | |
| self._draft_seq_host = self._draft_seq_host % (2**31 - 1) + 1 | |
| if self._draft_seq_cuda is not None: | |
| self._draft_seq_cuda.fill_(self._draft_seq_host) | |
| return prev |
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Update bump_draft_seq to wrap _draft_seq_host within the positive int32 range
before filling _draft_seq_cuda, keeping 0 out of the cycle. Preserve returning
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| def cpu_zeros(*args, **kwargs): | ||
| kwargs["device"] = "cpu" | ||
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| monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "zeros", cpu_zeros) | ||
| monkeypatch.setattr(dspark, "prefer_pinned", lambda: False) | ||
| worker = object.__new__(DSv4DSparkWorker) | ||
| worker.spec_config = SimpleNamespace(max_draft_len=physical_k) | ||
| worker._win_inited = False | ||
| worker._attention_warmup_attempted = True | ||
| worker.return_confidence = False | ||
| worker._confidence_logits = None | ||
| draft = SimpleNamespace( | ||
| block_size=physical_k, | ||
| num_stages=1, | ||
| _attn_params={"window_size": 4, "head_dim": 2}, | ||
| ) | ||
| DSv4DSparkWorker._lazy_init(worker, draft, SimpleNamespace(max_num_requests=4)) |
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Patch all CUDA allocations in the CPU test.
l0_cpu.yml collects this test subtree. _lazy_init allocates _output_verify_lens with torch.empty(..., device="cuda") and _batch_to_slot with torch.full(..., device="cuda"). Patching only torch.zeros leaves these allocations on CUDA, so the test can fail before its assertions run on a CPU runner.
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original_zeros = torch.zeros
+ original_empty = torch.empty
+ original_full = torch.full
def cpu_zeros(*args, **kwargs):
kwargs["device"] = "cpu"
return original_zeros(*args, **kwargs)
+ def cpu_empty(*args, **kwargs):
+ kwargs["device"] = "cpu"
+ return original_empty(*args, **kwargs)
+
+ def cpu_full(*args, **kwargs):
+ kwargs["device"] = "cpu"
+ return original_full(*args, **kwargs)
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monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "zeros", cpu_zeros)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "empty", cpu_empty)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "full", cpu_full)📝 Committable suggestion
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| original_zeros = torch.zeros | |
| def cpu_zeros(*args, **kwargs): | |
| kwargs["device"] = "cpu" | |
| return original_zeros(*args, **kwargs) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "zeros", cpu_zeros) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(dspark, "prefer_pinned", lambda: False) | |
| worker = object.__new__(DSv4DSparkWorker) | |
| worker.spec_config = SimpleNamespace(max_draft_len=physical_k) | |
| worker._win_inited = False | |
| worker._attention_warmup_attempted = True | |
| worker.return_confidence = False | |
| worker._confidence_logits = None | |
| draft = SimpleNamespace( | |
| block_size=physical_k, | |
| num_stages=1, | |
| _attn_params={"window_size": 4, "head_dim": 2}, | |
| ) | |
| DSv4DSparkWorker._lazy_init(worker, draft, SimpleNamespace(max_num_requests=4)) | |
| original_zeros = torch.zeros | |
| original_empty = torch.empty | |
| original_full = torch.full | |
| def cpu_zeros(*args, **kwargs): | |
| kwargs["device"] = "cpu" | |
| return original_zeros(*args, **kwargs) | |
| def cpu_empty(*args, **kwargs): | |
| kwargs["device"] = "cpu" | |
| return original_empty(*args, **kwargs) | |
| def cpu_full(*args, **kwargs): | |
| kwargs["device"] = "cpu" | |
| return original_full(*args, **kwargs) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "zeros", cpu_zeros) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "empty", cpu_empty) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(torch, "full", cpu_full) | |
| monkeypatch.setattr(dspark, "prefer_pinned", lambda: False) | |
| worker = object.__new__(DSv4DSparkWorker) | |
| worker.spec_config = SimpleNamespace(max_draft_len=physical_k) | |
| worker._win_inited = False | |
| worker._attention_warmup_attempted = True | |
| worker.return_confidence = False | |
| worker._confidence_logits = None | |
| draft = SimpleNamespace( | |
| block_size=physical_k, | |
| num_stages=1, | |
| _attn_params={"window_size": 4, "head_dim": 2}, | |
| ) | |
| DSv4DSparkWorker._lazy_init(worker, draft, SimpleNamespace(max_num_requests=4)) |
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Update the CPU allocation patches in the test around DSv4DSparkWorker._lazy_init
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Summary
Integrates confidence-guided verification with the embedded DeepSeek-V4 DSpark runtime, distributed scheduling and CUDA graphs. The drafter still produces the full physical
Kproposals; confidence selects how many proposal rows the target verifies. Target acceptance, request ownership and the existing attention backend are unchanged.PR4 #20071 is merged. This draft is stacked on the current PR5 #20072 implementation and remains dependent on PR5. GitHub's main-targeted diff includes that unmerged dependency; the remaining integration slice is reviewed separately. PR6 will stay draft while that dependency and native integration validation remain outstanding.
Configuration and execution
Kcost table covering the configured graph ladder, and calibration when used by the head.K, exact graph/layout coverage and legal verification windows remain mandatory.validate_confidence_artifact_freshness=Trueopts into matching live-fingerprint and positive workload-admission checks. Missing or invalid strict admission resolves to feature-off native execution before engines and workers are constructed.confidence_mixed_evidence=Noneleaves mixed verification native without disabling enabled decode-only scheduling. Optional mixed scheduling requires its own measured evidence; decode cost cells are not repurposed as mixed costs and reuse does not relax the mixed contract.The supported mixed route is embedded physical K3, TP8/PP1/CP1, attention DP, greedy sampling and captured BREAKABLE body buckets. Only current generation owners can receive shorter prefixes. Context, bootstrap and padding rows remain reserved; first context chunks, stale owners and unsupported or uncovered geometry retain native width. Host-authoritative lengths reach attention preparation without changing the backend or acceptance rule.
The measured-cost selector retains its immediate predicted-goodput margin and any supplied drain guard. A reused table without optional drain metadata selects by immediate goodput alone; strict validation retains native verification. Neither behavior guarantees an end-to-end gain. Mixed pricing remains a rank-0 forward proxy, and mixed admission must charge the opt-in overhead on every policy step.
The DeepSeek-V4 README explains
K/G/V, artifact reuse, optional strict admission, mixed-route limits and drafter fusion scope. This PR consumes measured artifacts; public self-generation tooling and a validated clean-checkout reproduction procedure are separate work, not delivered by these configuration fields.Migration from earlier draft revisions
For enabled configurations using an earlier revision of this draft that must retain its strict admission behavior, set
validate_confidence_artifact_freshness=True. Confidence remains default-off; confidence-disabled execution is unchanged. These confidence-activation controls are new tomain.Review corrections
Validation
Focused checks use real CPU PyTorch, complete pure planner/selector modules and exact selected configuration, loader, worker and executor methods. They cover artifact structure and reuse, strict admission, embedded checkpoint validation, request-local rejection before activation, sampler-group decisions, stamp wrap and both padding families. Original/fixed/restored controls reproduce the embedded-loader, stamp-overflow and CPU-fixture failures.
The local Windows harness bypasses unavailable native package initialization and uses simulated host peer exchanges. It does not establish native imports, MPI collectives, CUDA graph replay, full-model accuracy or performance. Newly touched CPU-only tests carry explicit CPU markers and are selected by the existing
l0_cpu.ymlparent subtree. Existing GPU tests remain GPU tests.The actual telemetry projector emits only the new public freshness boolean; inherited manifest rows are preserved. The unmodified full manifest generator was attempted but stopped before configuration import because the local CPU environment lacks
nvtx. A configured-Linux fullTorchLlmArgs/golden-generator check, telemetry/privacy CODEOWNER review, exact-tip native integration and repository CI remain pending. No earlier private numerical or performance result qualifies this composed tip.PR Checklist
Scope, defaults, dependency and remaining validation are stated above.
Tests preserve assertions, numerical thresholds, scanning and native feature-off behavior.
Runtime, distributed scheduling, CUDA graph, request/KV/sampling and telemetry owners should review their affected contracts.
Please check this after reviewing the above items as appropriate for this PR.