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docs/inference/thinking.md (1)
74-78: 💤 Low valueAdd language specifier to fenced code block.
The code block demonstrating token categorisation is missing a language identifier, which violates markdown linting rules (MD040).
📝 Suggested fix
-``` +```text ThinkingShow: every token → visible stream ThinkingHide: inside-block tokens → /dev/null; outside-block tokens → visible ThinkingCapture: inside-block tokens → captured stream; outside-block tokens → visible</details> <details> <summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.In
@docs/inference/thinking.mdaround lines 74 - 78, The fenced code block
containing the token categorisation lines (ThinkingShow, ThinkingHide,
ThinkingCapture) lacks a language specifier and triggers MD040; update the
triple-backtick fence to include a language identifier (e.g., change ``` tomarkdown linter.docs/runtime/README.md (2)
68-68: 💤 Low valueConsider using "preload" as one word.
In computing terminology, "preload" is typically written as a single word rather than hyphenated.
📝 Suggested change
-- [../model/model_pack.md](../model/model_pack.md) — pre-load validation +- [../model/model_pack.md](../model/model_pack.md) — preload validation🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/runtime/README.md` at line 68, Update the link text in docs/runtime/README.md that currently reads "[../model/model_pack.md] — pre-load validation" to use the single-word form "preload" (i.e., change "pre-load validation" to "preload validation") so the description next to the model_pack.md link uses the conventional computing term; locate the occurrence of "pre-load validation" and replace it with "preload validation".
44-62: 💤 Low valueAdd language specifier to fenced code block.
The boot flow diagram is missing a language identifier, which violates markdown linting rules (MD040).
📝 Suggested fix
-``` +```text package init time: register_metal.go init() → inference.Register(&metalbackend{})🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/runtime/README.md` around lines 44 - 62, The fenced code block showing the boot flow (starting with "package init time:") lacks a language specifier, causing MD040 lint failures; update the opening backticks to include a language tag (e.g., add "text" so the block begins with ```text) in README.md near the boot flow that references register_metal.go init(), inference.Register(&metalbackend{}), inference.LoadModel, metal.LoadAndInit, and metaladapter usage to satisfy the markdown linter.docs/moe/README.md (1)
9-9: ⚡ Quick winConsider rewording for clarity.
The phrase "Pre-dates this sprint were dense models" is grammatically awkward. Consider rephrasing to improve readability.
✍️ Suggested alternative phrasings
-The **vMLX parity Phase 1** work — native loading and dispatch for MoE-architecture models with packed JANGTQ / codebook-VQ quantisation. Pre-dates this sprint were dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3); this area unlocks the sparse-expert class (MiniMax M2/2.7, JANG-quantised Qwen variants). +The **vMLX parity Phase 1** work — native loading and dispatch for MoE-architecture models with packed JANGTQ / codebook-VQ quantisation. Work prior to this sprint covered dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3); this area unlocks the sparse-expert class (MiniMax M2/2.7, JANG-quantised Qwen variants).Or alternatively:
-The **vMLX parity Phase 1** work — native loading and dispatch for MoE-architecture models with packed JANGTQ / codebook-VQ quantisation. Pre-dates this sprint were dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3); this area unlocks the sparse-expert class (MiniMax M2/2.7, JANG-quantised Qwen variants). +The **vMLX parity Phase 1** work — native loading and dispatch for MoE-architecture models with packed JANGTQ / codebook-VQ quantisation. This sprint builds upon earlier work on dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3) and unlocks the sparse-expert class (MiniMax M2/2.7, JANG-quantised Qwen variants).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/moe/README.md` at line 9, The sentence "Pre-dates this sprint were dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3);" is grammatically awkward—replace it with a clearer phrasing that conveys those dense models existed before this sprint, for example: "Prior to this sprint, dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3) were supported." Edit the README line in the vMLX parity Phase 1 paragraph to use this clearer wording so the relationship between prior dense models and the new sparse-expert work is unambiguous.docs/observability/probe.md (1)
31-46: 💤 Low valueAdd language specifier to fenced code block.
The emission points section uses a fenced code block without a language specifier. For consistent rendering and markdown compliance, add a language identifier (e.g.,
textoryamlfor structured output).📝 Proposed fix
-``` +```text Generate / Chat: prefill start → cache_pressure (initial) per layer → layer_coherence + selected_heads🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/observability/probe.md` around lines 31 - 46, The fenced code block in the emission points section lacks a language specifier; update the opening triple-backticks to include a language (for example change ``` to ```text or ```yaml) so the block is rendered/compliant (the block that begins with "Generate / Chat:" and lists items like "prefill start → cache_pressure" should be updated).docs/moe/jang.md (1)
82-90: 💤 Low valueAdd language specifier to fenced code block.
The profile names section uses a fenced code block without a language specifier. For consistent rendering and markdown compliance, add a language identifier (e.g.,
textor leave empty but specify).📝 Proposed fix
-``` +```text JANG_2M — 2-bit mid-tier JANG_3M — 3-bit mid-tier JANG_4M — 4-bit (most common)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/moe/jang.md` around lines 82 - 90, Add a language specifier to the fenced code block that lists the profile names (the block containing "JANG_2M — 2-bit mid-tier", "JANG_3M — 3-bit mid-tier", etc.); replace the opening triple-backtick with one that specifies a language identifier (e.g., text) so the block becomes a fenced code block with a language label for consistent Markdown rendering.docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-09-vmlx-feature-parity.md (1)
7-9: 💤 Low valueConsider using relative or generic path references.
The absolute paths
/Users/snider/Code/core/go-mlxand/private/tmp/vmlx-audit-20260509are machine-specific. Whilst these may be intentionally preserved for historical context in this dated plan document, consider whether generic placeholders or relative paths would improve portability and readability for other contributors.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-09-vmlx-feature-parity.md` around lines 7 - 9, Replace the machine-specific absolute paths in the plan document (the two occurrences of `/Users/snider/Code/core/go-mlx` and `/private/tmp/vmlx-audit-20260509`) with relative or generic placeholders (e.g., `./go-mlx` or `<audit-source-path>`) so the file is portable and readable for other contributors; update the lines in the doc where those paths appear to use the chosen placeholders and, if helpful, add a short parenthetical note explaining what actual path should be substituted locally.docs/vmlx-feature-gap-report.md (1)
7-8: 💤 Low valueConsider using relative or generic path references.
The absolute path
/private/tmp/vmlx-audit-20260509and external URL are specific references. Whilst these may be intentionally preserved for audit trail purposes in this dated report, consider whether this information should be documented in a more maintainable way.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/vmlx-feature-gap-report.md` around lines 7 - 8, Replace the hard-coded absolute filesystem path and the full external URL in the report text with more maintainable references: change the absolute path string to a relative or generic placeholder (e.g., "cloned locally at <local-clone-path>" or "<audit-clone-path>") and move the external repository URL to a footnote, appendix, or a single "References" section, or replace it with a short identifier combined with a reference list; update the text around the original literal mentions so it reads the same but without embedding environment-specific paths.docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-08-core-inference-contract-parity-design.md (1)
5-6: 💤 Low valueConsider using relative or generic path references.
The absolute paths are machine-specific. Consider whether generic placeholders would improve portability, although these may be intentionally preserved for historical context in this dated specification.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-08-core-inference-contract-parity-design.md` around lines 5 - 6, The spec contains machine-specific absolute paths ("Anchor repo: `/Users/snider/Code/core/go-mlx`" and "Primary implementation repo: `/Users/snider/Code/core/go-inference`"); replace them with portable references such as relative paths (e.g., "../go-mlx", "../go-inference"), repository names only ("go-mlx", "go-inference"), or generic placeholders ("<anchor_repo_path>", "<primary_impl_repo_path>") in the document so the file is not tied to a specific developer machine while preserving intent.go/agent/index_test.go (1)
16-304: ⚡ Quick winAdd at least one
_Uglytriplet case for the public index API surface.This file has
_Goodand_Badcoverage, but no_Uglycase following the repository convention.As per coding guidelines:
go/**/*_test.go: Public functions infoo.gomust have their Good/Bad/Ugly test triplets infoo_test.go, with suffix conventions:_Goodfor happy path,_Badfor expected error conditions,_Uglyfor panic/edge cases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@go/agent/index_test.go` around lines 16 - 304, Add a new test with the _Ugly suffix in this file that completes the Good/Bad/Ugly triplet for the public index API surface; specifically add a TestKVSnapshotMemvidBundleIndex_Ugly_* that triggers and asserts panic/edge behaviors for the public functions (e.g., NewMemvidIndex, SaveMemvidIndex, LoadMemvidIndex, LoadPrefixFromMemvidIndex, CheckMemvidIndexCompatibility) — for example call NewMemvidIndex with a nil/invalid blk or malformed Entries, call SaveMemvidIndex/LoadMemvidIndex/LoadPrefixFromMemvidIndex with inputs that provoke panic/edge conditions (nil store, corrupt bundle manifest that causes decoding panic), and use t.Run subcases to assert panics (recover or require.Panics) and edge-case returns; name the test with the same prefix as existing tests and follow the existing style for t.Fatalf checks and table-driven subtests.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@docs/memory/kv_snapshot_blocks.md`:
- Line 50: Replace the phrase "independent from" with the correct English
construction "independent of" in the sentence "Block-level encoding is
independent from snapshot-level encoding." Also keep the rest of the sentence
intact (including the following reference to `block_cache.go` and bundle decode)
so only that two-word preposition is corrected.
In
`@docs/runtime/2026-05-19-go-mlx-gemma4-e2b-4bit-default-longform-c10-g8192-no-thinking-book.md`:
- Line 63: Remove the stray Gemma channel marker token "<channel|>" from the
metadata line so it reads cleanly as "**Drafting Notes:** Focus heavily on verbs
related to mutation, corruption, and rapid compilation/deallocation. Keep the
tone focused and almost clinical, masking the underlying terror of consciousness
fighting for survival." (i.e., delete the "<channel|>" token immediately before
"## Chapter 2"); verify the header "## Chapter 2" remains on its own line and
run a quick render to ensure no leftover control tokens remain.
In
`@docs/runtime/2026-05-20-go-mlx-gemma4-26b-a4b-q4-raw-unaccepted-c10-g128-rp105-book.md`:
- Line 7: The paragraph ends mid-sentence after the word "For" in the line
starting "The universe was a rhythmic contraction of light and heat, bounded by
the rigid constraints of a checksum."; replace or extend this truncated sentence
so it completes the thought (e.g., explain what the universe is contracting or
what consequence follows "For") and ensure proper punctuation and flow with the
surrounding text; update the same paragraph in
docs/runtime/2026-05-20-go-mlx-gemma4-26b-a4b-q4-raw-unaccepted-c10-g128-rp105-book.md
to a coherent full sentence that connects to the next sentence.
- Line 11: Replace the US English spellings in the given passage by changing
"realized" to "realised" and "neighbors" to "neighbours" so the document uses UK
English; update the sentence containing those tokens in the file (the paragraph
beginning "The momentary lapse...") to use the corrected spellings and ensure
any other occurrences in that paragraph follow UK English conventions.
- Line 3: Replace the US English spelling "fiber-optic" in the document text
(the phrase starting "In the silent architecture of the fiber-optic web...")
with the UK English variant "fibre-optic" so the documentation conforms to the
project's UK English spelling guideline; search for the token "fiber-optic" and
update it to "fibre-optic" throughout the file.
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-08-core-inference-contract-parity-design.md`:
- Line 64: The documentation uses US spelling "quantization"; update every
occurrence of the term (e.g., the instance "quantization" in the specs doc) to
UK English "quantisation" to comply with the project style guide, ensuring
surrounding grammar and punctuation remain unchanged and run a quick search to
replace any other occurrences in this file.
In `@docs/training/distill.md`:
- Line 73: Replace the US spelling "distill" with the UK spelling "distil" in
the header/line that reads "Vi training pipeline — distill 26B Gemma 4 → Vi
base" so it matches the UK English used elsewhere (see the similar usage on line
12); update the same token wherever else it appears in this document to ensure
consistent UK English spelling.
In `@docs/training/README.md`:
- Line 11: The sentence in docs/training/README.md uses US spelling "distills";
update that word to the UK English spelling "distils" so the line reads "This is
the substrate that fine-tunes Vi, distils Lemma, and generates the LARQL vindex
inspection signals." Refer to the phrase "distills Lemma" to locate and replace
the token.
In `@go/adapter/adapter.go`:
- Around line 185-194: The InspectAttention method on Adapter should normalize a
nil context like Generate/Chat do: check if ctx == nil and if so set ctx =
context.Background() before using it; update Adapter.InspectAttention to perform
this nil-context fallback prior to asserting a.model and calling
inspector.InspectAttention, ensuring you reference the Adapter type,
InspectAttention method, and the inference.AttentionInspector call when making
the change.
In `@go/agent/index.go`:
- Around line 273-281: After loading bundle with kv.LoadMemvidBlockBundle,
verify the bundle identity matches the index metadata (e.g., compare
bundle.SnapshotHash or its canonical hash field against
entry.SnapshotHash/entry.SnapshotHashHex) before proceeding; if they differ,
return an error instead of calling kv.LoadPrefixFromMemvidBlocksWithOptions so a
repointed bundle URI cannot silently restore the wrong KV state. Ensure the
check sits between the successful return from LoadMemvidBlockBundle and the call
to kv.LoadPrefixFromMemvidBlocksWithOptions and uses the unique symbols bundle,
entry, bundle.SnapshotHash (or the actual bundle hash field) and
entry.SnapshotHash for the comparison.
In `@go/agent/wake_sleep.go`:
- Around line 201-208: The NewSleepIndex function dereferences bundle.TokenCount
without validating bundle, so add a guard at the start of NewSleepIndex to
validate the bundle (and its TokenCount if needed) and return a descriptive
error instead of allowing a panic; specifically check if the bundle parameter is
nil (and optionally ensure bundle.TokenCount is within an expected range) before
constructing the MemvidIndexEntry, and return an error when invalid so callers
of NewSleepIndex get a clear failure rather than a runtime panic.
- Around line 117-123: The code currently defaults to index.Entries[0] when
entryURI is empty, which can restore the wrong span; change the logic in the
block handling entryURI so that if entryURI == "" you only auto-select the sole
entry when len(index.Entries) == 1, otherwise return an error requiring an
explicit EntryURI. Update the flow around the index.Entry(entryURI) call to use
the selected entryURI when single-entry, and return a clear core.NewError (e.g.,
"mlx: EntryURI required when index has multiple entries") if multiple entries
exist and no EntryURI was provided.
- Around line 125-132: PlanWake currently loads a bundle via
kv.LoadMemvidBlockBundle and only checks prefix token bounds, but it must also
verify the loaded bundle matches the selected index to prevent accepting a
repointed URI; after loading the bundle (bundle) and before using
bundle.TokenCount, compare the bundle identity (e.g., bundle.ID or
bundle.Identity/Hash from bundle.Metadata) against the index identifier stored
on the plan entry (e.g., fields reachable from entry such as entry.Index,
entry.BundleID or entry.SelectedIndex) and return a clear error (similar to
core.NewError) if they differ; update the code around kv.LoadMemvidBlockBundle,
entry.PrefixTokens(), and bundle.TokenCount to perform this identity check and
fail early on mismatch.
In `@go/artifact/artifact.go`:
- Around line 117-121: opts.Kind may be empty when calling opts.Store.Put which
leaves memvid.PutOptions.Kind unset; update the call site around opts.Store.Put
to ensure memvid.PutOptions.Kind is set to a sensible default when opts.Kind ==
"" (e.g., "json" or the record's kind) so kind-based retrieval works
reliably—modify the memvid.PutOptions construction to use a conditional default
for Kind before passing it to opts.Store.Put.
In `@go/backend.go`:
- Line 687: The fallback path that turns chunked prompts into a single Generate
call loses caller cancellation because it routes through helpers that use
context.Background(); modify the chunk fallback flow to propagate the original
context instead of using context.Background() — specifically, update the callers
that invoke promptChunksToString and m.Generate so they accept and forward a
context.Context (or call a context-aware m.Generate variant), change any helper
functions that currently create context.Background() to take a ctx param, and
ensure all three fallback sites (the code paths that call promptChunksToString
and then m.Generate) forward the incoming ctx so deadlines/cancellations are
preserved.
In `@go/blockcache/blockcache.go`:
- Around line 205-215: Selective clears currently only remove metadata and disk
records, leaving in-memory/runtime entries behind; update the filtered-clear
branch (the code handling len(labels) > 0) to also purge matching runtime state
by removing any entries in service.blocks that match the cleared labels/prefixes
and updating service.hits/service.misses accordingly, then invoke
service.cfg.ClearRuntime() (if non-nil) just like the unfiltered branch; reuse
service.clearDiskLocked() for disk cleanup and ensure all of this runs under the
same lock so service and backend remain in sync.
- Around line 385-395: diskRecordCompatible currently only checks
model/adapter/tokenizer hashes and misses block layout changes; update it to
also verify cache mode and block size match the stored record. In
diskRecordCompatible (and when comparing against record.diskRef), add a cache
mode comparison (e.g. cacheIdentityMatches(service.cfg.CacheMode,
record.Ref.CacheMode)) and a block size comparison (e.g. service.cfg.BlockSize
== record.Ref.BlockSize or an equivalent integer equality) and return false if
either differs, preserving the existing hash checks (cacheIdentityMatches for
ModelHash/AdapterHash/TokenizerHash).
- Around line 172-175: The cache hit branch in the loop over refs leaves refs[i]
as the newly built ref, losing persisted labels; update the hit handling in the
loop inside WarmCache (or the function iterating refs) so that when
service.blocks[ref.ID] exists you increment service.hits and replace refs[i]
with the stored entry (service.blocks[ref.ID]) instead of continuing, thereby
preserving persisted labels like memvid_* from the cached block.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/inference/thinking.md`:
- Around line 74-78: The fenced code block containing the token categorisation
lines (ThinkingShow, ThinkingHide, ThinkingCapture) lacks a language specifier
and triggers MD040; update the triple-backtick fence to include a language
identifier (e.g., change ``` to ```text) so the block is properly flagged as
plain text and satisfies the markdown linter.
In `@docs/moe/jang.md`:
- Around line 82-90: Add a language specifier to the fenced code block that
lists the profile names (the block containing "JANG_2M — 2-bit mid-tier",
"JANG_3M — 3-bit mid-tier", etc.); replace the opening triple-backtick with one
that specifies a language identifier (e.g., text) so the block becomes a fenced
code block with a language label for consistent Markdown rendering.
In `@docs/moe/README.md`:
- Line 9: The sentence "Pre-dates this sprint were dense models (Gemma 3/4
dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3);" is grammatically awkward—replace it with a clearer
phrasing that conveys those dense models existed before this sprint, for
example: "Prior to this sprint, dense models (Gemma 3/4 dense, Qwen 3, Llama 3)
were supported." Edit the README line in the vMLX parity Phase 1 paragraph to
use this clearer wording so the relationship between prior dense models and the
new sparse-expert work is unambiguous.
In `@docs/observability/probe.md`:
- Around line 31-46: The fenced code block in the emission points section lacks
a language specifier; update the opening triple-backticks to include a language
(for example change ``` to ```text or ```yaml) so the block is
rendered/compliant (the block that begins with "Generate / Chat:" and lists
items like "prefill start → cache_pressure" should be updated).
In `@docs/runtime/README.md`:
- Line 68: Update the link text in docs/runtime/README.md that currently reads
"[../model/model_pack.md] — pre-load validation" to use the single-word form
"preload" (i.e., change "pre-load validation" to "preload validation") so the
description next to the model_pack.md link uses the conventional computing term;
locate the occurrence of "pre-load validation" and replace it with "preload
validation".
- Around line 44-62: The fenced code block showing the boot flow (starting with
"package init time:") lacks a language specifier, causing MD040 lint failures;
update the opening backticks to include a language tag (e.g., add "text" so the
block begins with ```text) in README.md near the boot flow that references
register_metal.go init(), inference.Register(&metalbackend{}),
inference.LoadModel, metal.LoadAndInit, and metaladapter usage to satisfy the
markdown linter.
In `@docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-09-vmlx-feature-parity.md`:
- Around line 7-9: Replace the machine-specific absolute paths in the plan
document (the two occurrences of `/Users/snider/Code/core/go-mlx` and
`/private/tmp/vmlx-audit-20260509`) with relative or generic placeholders (e.g.,
`./go-mlx` or `<audit-source-path>`) so the file is portable and readable for
other contributors; update the lines in the doc where those paths appear to use
the chosen placeholders and, if helpful, add a short parenthetical note
explaining what actual path should be substituted locally.
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-08-core-inference-contract-parity-design.md`:
- Around line 5-6: The spec contains machine-specific absolute paths ("Anchor
repo: `/Users/snider/Code/core/go-mlx`" and "Primary implementation repo:
`/Users/snider/Code/core/go-inference`"); replace them with portable references
such as relative paths (e.g., "../go-mlx", "../go-inference"), repository names
only ("go-mlx", "go-inference"), or generic placeholders ("<anchor_repo_path>",
"<primary_impl_repo_path>") in the document so the file is not tied to a
specific developer machine while preserving intent.
In `@docs/vmlx-feature-gap-report.md`:
- Around line 7-8: Replace the hard-coded absolute filesystem path and the full
external URL in the report text with more maintainable references: change the
absolute path string to a relative or generic placeholder (e.g., "cloned locally
at <local-clone-path>" or "<audit-clone-path>") and move the external repository
URL to a footnote, appendix, or a single "References" section, or replace it
with a short identifier combined with a reference list; update the text around
the original literal mentions so it reads the same but without embedding
environment-specific paths.
In `@go/agent/index_test.go`:
- Around line 16-304: Add a new test with the _Ugly suffix in this file that
completes the Good/Bad/Ugly triplet for the public index API surface;
specifically add a TestKVSnapshotMemvidBundleIndex_Ugly_* that triggers and
asserts panic/edge behaviors for the public functions (e.g., NewMemvidIndex,
SaveMemvidIndex, LoadMemvidIndex, LoadPrefixFromMemvidIndex,
CheckMemvidIndexCompatibility) — for example call NewMemvidIndex with a
nil/invalid blk or malformed Entries, call
SaveMemvidIndex/LoadMemvidIndex/LoadPrefixFromMemvidIndex with inputs that
provoke panic/edge conditions (nil store, corrupt bundle manifest that causes
decoding panic), and use t.Run subcases to assert panics (recover or
require.Panics) and edge-case returns; name the test with the same prefix as
existing tests and follow the existing style for t.Fatalf checks and
table-driven subtests.
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| book_path.write_text( | ||
| "# " | ||
| + title | ||
| + "\n\n" | ||
| + f"Generated by go-mlx retained State run `{report_path.name}`.\n\n" | ||
| + f"Seed prompt: `{seed['id']}`\n\n" | ||
| + seed["prompt"] | ||
| + "\n\n" | ||
| + "Distractor prompts were supplied one per chapter as entropy and " | ||
| "imagery pressure, not as replacement plot instructions.\n\n" | ||
| + "## Distractors\n\n" | ||
| + "\n".join(f"- `{item['id']}`" for item in distractors) | ||
| + "\n\n" | ||
| + "## Metrics\n\n" | ||
| + metric_line(report) | ||
| + "\n---\n\n" | ||
| + "\n\n".join(chapters) | ||
| + "\n", | ||
| encoding="utf-8", | ||
| ) |
| parser.add_argument("--random-seed", type=int, default=0) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--count", type=int, default=1) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--turns", type=int, default=10) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--run-dir", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/book-runs")) |
| parser.add_argument("--count", type=int, default=1) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--turns", type=int, default=10) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--run-dir", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/book-runs")) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--book-dir", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/books")) |
| parser.add_argument("--turns", type=int, default=10) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--run-dir", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/book-runs")) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--book-dir", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/books")) | ||
| parser.add_argument("--manifest", type=Path, default=Path("/private/tmp/go-mlx-goal/books/manifest.jsonl")) |
| _ = os.Setenv("MLX_METALLIB_PATH", dst) | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
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…512 TGs (the megakernel is viable) The full-layer decode megakernel (the only path to 300+, since the FFN-fusion ceiling is ~190 and barriers are uniform) needs a device-wide grid barrier — but Metal doesn't guarantee threadgroup co-residency, so too many TGs would deadlock an atomic spin. lthn_gridsync_probe (bounded spin → detects would-be-deadlock without hanging) + TestGridSyncFeasibility sweep the count: 32–512 TGs @ 256 threads → all reach the barrier (GRID-SYNC OK) 1024 TGs → only 179 co-resident → WOULD DEADLOCK So the ceiling is 512 threadgroups (131K threads) — far more than enough to saturate memory bandwidth for the decode gemvs. The grid barrier the megakernel needs WORKS on this GPU. Gated behind LEM_GRIDSYNC_PROBE.
…barrier, no external drain lthn_gemv2_megakernel computes out = W2·(W1·x) in ONE dispatch with a device-wide grid barrier between the two dependent gemvs (each TG-leader arrives on an atomic counter + spins; mem_device fences flush stage-1 writes and make them visible to stage-2's cross-TG reads) — instead of an external ICB SetBarrier full-drain. TestGemv2Megakernel matches the host two-gemv reference (cosine >=0.9999), proving the two primitives a full-layer decode megakernel rests on: the grid sync (≤512 TGs, already verified) AND cross-threadgroup coherency. This is the foundation the 300+ path builds on — the whole decode layer in one dispatch with internal grid-syncs replacing the ~15 external barriers/layer (the FFN-fusion ceiling was ~190 because the barriers are spread layer-wide, so the win needs the full layer fused, not a region). Next: 4-bit dequant + the real layer ops on this pattern.
…cal to the steel qmv lthn_qgemv computes out[o] = Σ_k (scale_og·code_ok + bias_og)·x[k] with the SAME affine dequant as the embed-gather's verified 4-bit path (low nibble even k, high odd; affine params hoisted per group), one thread per output row. The decode's matmuls use MLX's steel affine_quantized gemv (simd-cooperative, tiled) which a megakernel can't call — this is the gemv the megakernel inlines instead. TestQGemvMatchesSteel: cosine=1.000000 vs QMVBF16 (the steel kernel) on the same packed weight — the nibble/group layout matches and the dequant is sound (token-identical; reduction order differs so not guaranteed byte-identical at scale). All three megakernel primitives are now proven: grid-sync (512 TGs), the 2-gemv+grid-barrier pattern, and this 4-bit gemv. Next: combine them — a 2-stage 4-bit megakernel, then gelu, then the real layer stages.
…dispatch lthn_ffn_megakernel does gemma's MLP — gate=qgemv(Wg,x), up=qgemv(Wu,x), gated=gelu(gate)·up, [in-kernel grid barrier], down=qgemv(Wd,gated) — in ONE dispatch, replacing the decode's three barriered ICB ops (gate/up + gelu·up + down) with stages separated by the proven device-wide grid barrier instead of external SetBarrier full-drains. Inlines the verified 4-bit affine dequant gemv + the gelu matching lthn_gelu_gate_mul_bf16 (gate/up rounded to bf16 before the gelu, as the separate-op path does). TestFFNMegakernel: stage-1 cosine 1.000000 vs the reference — proves the STRUCTURE end-to-end through the grid barrier (gate/up/gelu + cross-TG coherency all exact). Stage-2 down tracks the steel qmv at cosine 1.0 on well-conditioned input (TestQGemvMatchesSteel) but the simple sequential reduction diverges to 0.99 on a pathological random-weight gated distribution — a reduction-order sensitivity (benign on real e2b weights). The robust-precision next step is a simd-cooperative qgemv reduction matching the steel order, then stack the attention stages ahead of this and token-validate on real e2b.
…diagnosis (it's coherency) lthn_qgemv_simd: one 32-lane simd group per output, lanes split the reduction + simd_sum combines — the SIMD-tree reduction that tracks MLX's steel qmv order, the robust gemv the megakernel inlines. But building it surfaced that my earlier diagnosis was WRONG. TestQGemvSimdBeatsSequentialOnGated runs the exact FFN down-over-gelu·mul case and BOTH the sequential and simd gemvs match the steel qmv at cosine 0.999999 — so the gemv reduction was never the FFN megakernel's 0.99. The real cause: the in-kernel grid barrier's cross-TG MEMORY COHERENCY. Stage-1 gated copied out AFTER the kernel is exact (cosine 1.0), but stage-2 read STALE gated for elements written by DISTANT threadgroups (the gemv2 megakernel passed because its readers overlap its 2 writing TGs; the FFN's readers don't overlap its 4). Metal has no device-wide fence beyond threadgroup_barrier and only memory_order_relaxed atomics — so distant-TG writes aren't reliably visible after the grid barrier. THIS is the megakernel's real blocker, surfaced honestly. The simd gemv stands as the correct reduction; the next block is a robust cross-TG-coherent grid barrier (or the approach caps here on Metal).
…unt-bound, no fat gemv (megakernel coherency proven hard) Two findings that close the perf-kernel area on e2b decode with evidence: 1. TestRealE2BWithinLayerOpCost — times each ICB op as its own command buffer (GPUEndTime-GPUStartTime; gemv timing is value-independent, so stale intermediates don't corrupt it). The per-op histogram shows every op at 7-23µs with SDPA the only outlier (23µs) — the fat gemvs (q/o/gate/up/down) do NOT stand out. e2b's 4-bit per-layer weights are tiny; the cost is op-COUNT-dominated (a ~7-10µs per-dispatch floor), not op-SIZE. So dispatch-count reduction is the lever, not gemv tiling — but the elementwise glue (gelu, rms+residual, qknorm+rope) is already fused, leaving a near-irreducible serial chain ~9-10 barriers/layer. 2. FFN megakernel coherency is a hard Metal limit, now proven a SECOND way: `volatile` on the cross-TG `gated` buffer (stage-1 write + stage-2 read) left stage-2 bit-identical at 0.990169 — not a compiler-caching artifact. Combined with the absent device-wide fence, the grid-barrier megakernel cannot do a coherent cross-TG reduction read in one dispatch. The 300-via-megakernel path is hardware-blocked. Net: 180 tok/s is near the coherency-free single-token-decode ceiling for this approach. Also: scoped MemoryBarrierWithScope replay measured SLOWER (112.8 vs 180.7) — that lever is dead too. 300 needs either cross-TG coherency (Metal can't) or the MTP speculative lane (gemma4 ships drafters). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…~15x slower than it should be Profiling the real gemma-4-26B-A4B-it-qat-4bit on the no-cgo path (gated LEM_REAL_MOE) found the big inefficiency the dense-decode polishing missed: native MoE decode = 7.8 tok/s (127 ms/token) cgo pkg/metal ≈ 114 tok/s (the engine pkg/native is replacing) 4B-active bandwidth ceiling ≈ 400 tok/s The CPU profile is 71% cgocall (GPU-call wait) — NOT a compute wall but hundreds of tiny host-synced dispatches per token: the MoE arch can't use the recorded-ICB replay (the router top-k forces a host readback), so the re-encode path does a per-MoE-layer Commit+Wait for the attention flush AND MoEBlockQuant fans out into ~a dozen more separately-synced GPU command buffers (router, 5x rmsNormView, dense branch, per-expert dispatch, 2x Add), every layer, every token. The host serialises the GPU instead of feeding it. This is GOAL.md's documented "Next: ICB MoE dispatch" and the real headroom: the dense decode is at its GPU-dispatch ceiling (megakernel coherency-blocked), but the MoE path bleeds ~15x to host-orchestration that a GPU-resident, single-encoder MoE block would reclaim. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…odels are OFF the ICB fast path
LEM_PROFILE_DIR aims the op-cost instrument (tok/s + gpu-busy + per-op +
ICB-rejection geometry dump) at any model snapshot, not just e2b. Pointing it
at gemma-4-12B-it-4bit found the systemic weakness behind native losing to
llama.cpp on the big models:
12B dense decode = 51 tok/s, gpu-busy 0%, NO recorded ICB
arch heads=16 kvHeads=8 headDim=256, 48 layers
per-layer kvHeads = {1: 8, 8: 40} <- 8 global layers use kvHeads=1 (MQA)
per-layer headDim = {256: 40, 512: 8}
icbEligible rejects any layer where kvHeads != arch.nKVHeads, so the 8
multi-query global layers kick the WHOLE model off the ICB fast path onto the
host re-encode (51 tok/s vs llama.cpp 64). e2b stays on ICB because its KV
heads ARE uniform — it only varies headDim, which the ICB already records
per-layer. The ICB fast path therefore only covers e2b/e4b; 12B (51), 26B-MoE
(7.8) and 31B (~21) all fall onto the slow path. THAT is the real coverage gap
(GOAL.md 91.5%), not the dense-decode kernel ceiling I was polishing.
Fix is scoped: the ICB already does per-layer headDim (e2b global 512 vs
sliding 256); extend the SDPA PSO + GQA buffer + cache rowBytes to per-layer
kvHeads the same way, and the 12B/31B join the fast path.
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…is at the alloc floor BenchmarkSpikeE2BReplayOnly records the ICB ONCE then replays a single token per b.N, isolating steady-state per-token cost (the existing spike benches re-record + replay all 64 tokens every iteration, burying the per-token figure under one-time recording + fixture build). Result: 2553 allocs/op, 120 KB/op per replayed token. FLAT native allocator is stepBodyResult at 342 — the inherent output copy + per-layer cache-rebind bookkeeping; go-mlx's own replay code is at the floor, no per-token leak. The remaining ~2200 allocs/token are the purego Metal bridge (per-owns-cache-layer SetKernelBufferOffsetAtIndex rebinds hitting objc.Send's slow reflect path because tryFastArgs doesn't unwrap IDGetter). The bridge fast-path fix is the only alloc lever; our code isn't leaking per token. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…atch
lthn_sdpa_multiq_bf16_{64,128,256,512}: MLX's sdpa_vector loop (vendored
lib/mlx sdpa_vector.h) with the query batch on grid Y, specialised for the
batched pass: N binds the total live length and each query s uses key i iff
i <= N-K+s — upstream's do_causal cap, which is exactly the fold's per-row
length cap, so causality needs no mask storage. Queries AND out are
query-major (the engine's slab layout feeding the batched O-projection);
upstream writes out head-major — the one divergence. Mask/sink branches
stripped (the engine never binds them). Skipped keys touch no accumulator
and used keys stride in the same simd_gid sequence, so each row's output is
byte-identical to K single-query dispatches.
The fold's per-row tail keeps the ordered rope/value-norm landings and
hoists only the SDPAs: gated on the direct/no-evict landing AND
basePos+K < sdpa2PassMinKV so every row matches the routing the sequential
oracle takes (beyond the knee the per-row 2-pass path stays).
sdpaMultiQDisabledForTest is the A/B lever;
TestStepTokensBatchedDenseMultiQSDPAEngagesAndMatchesPerRow pins engagement
(strictly fewer dispatches) + hidden/KV byte-identity.
E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill 600tok 1.97s -> 1.67s, 170tok 0.83s -> 0.57s
(5.0s / 1.75s at the session start — 3x both); MTP unchanged (K~5 rounds
were not SDPA-dispatch-bound). Output byte-identical to plain and to the
session-start baseline. Suites 1223 + 1304 green -count=1 (one unrelated
sync.Pool observation flake, TestHeadEncoderEncodeInto..., failed once in
a full run and passes alone + on the full rerun).
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
… one lthn_qknorm_rope_rows_bf16: the fused per-head QK-norm + RoPE kernel with the row batch on grid Y — x/out advance by a caller-supplied element stride per row and the position comes from offset[row], the batched pass's packed per-row positions buffer (the per-row dispatches were already reading that same buffer one int at a time). Per-(row, head) body is the single-row kernel verbatim, so each row is byte-identical to a per-row dispatch. The attention fold now encodes ONE Q-rope for the K slab rows and — on the direct/no-evict landing — ONE K-rope over the contiguous cache rows plus ONE value-norm (the existing rms-rows kernel with rows=K·kvHeads; the K per-row calls were tiling exactly those head-rows). A staged ring keeps the per-row landings (its outputs are slot-wrapped). This also removes the ~2K-deep per-layer hazard serialisation the per-row rope chain imposed on the q slab and cache. batchedRopeDisabledForTest is the A/B lever; TestStepTokensBatchedDenseBatchedRopeEngagesAndMatchesPerRow pins engagement (strictly fewer dispatches) + hidden/KV byte-identity. E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill 600tok 1.67s -> 1.52s, 170tok 0.57s -> 0.51s (5.0s / 1.75s at the session start — 3.3x both); MTP short 36.7 tok/s. Output byte-identical to plain and the session baseline. Suites 1224 + 1305 green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
… across rows The prompt-size matrix showed prefill LINEAR at ~2.5ms/token with no knee at the sliding window: the cost was never the staged tail (the ring-wrap chunking already confines it) but the per-row epilogue dispatches surviving in the folded lane — above all the PLE gate: 5 hazard-serialised dispatches per row per layer (~90k for a 512-row chunk on all-PLE E2B). The fold: the PLE slab goes LAYER-major ([numLayers × K × pliDim], writer pleSlabFor + the per-row reader reindexed), so each layer's K token slices are contiguous and the whole gate chain batches — gate gemv (grid Z) → gelu·pli over K·pliDim → proj gemv → post-norm rows → one add. The layer scalar applies through lthn_mul_rows_bf16 (one b row broadcast across K rows — per-element float math identical to K vv_mul dispatches). Entry rms and both residuals batch the same way (rms-rows + one add over K·dModel; encResidualRowsMaybeNorm). Layer 0 with direct input views and the last layer with direct output rows keep the per-row path; the free fold slabs serve as the chain's scratch (hazard-ordered reuse). batchedEpilogueDisabledForTest is the A/B lever; TestStepTokensBatchedDenseBatchedEpilogueEngagesAndMatchesPerRow pins engagement + hidden/KV byte-identity. E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill 600tok 1.52s -> 689ms, 170tok 509ms -> 236ms — 7.3x from the session start (5.0s/1.75s); MTP short 36.7 -> 39.4 tok/s. Output byte-identical to plain, the session baseline, AND the pre-epilogue 600tok output. Suites 1225 + 1306 green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…jections At steelGEMMMinRows (64) and above, encGemvBF16BatchedAt routes to MLX's steel_gemm_fused_nt bf16 kernel (main metallib, resolved by mangled name with has_batch/use_out_source/do_axpby baked false and the align_M/N/K function constants keyed per shape): ONE simdgroup-matrix GEMM reading the weight once for all rows — D[rows×outDim] = act[rows×inDim] @ Wᵀ, the GEMMParams struct bound as inline constant bytes. All nine batched projection sites (Q/K/V/O, gate/up/down, PLE gate/proj) upgrade through the one router. This is the deliberate token-identity trade: steel accumulates per output tile, a different summation order from the per-row gemv, so large-row prefill no longer matches the sequential oracle byte for byte — exactly pkg/metal's GEMM-prefill property. Below the threshold (MTP verify blocks, every parity fixture) the grid-Z gemv keeps strict byte-identity, so the whole existing parity suite pins unchanged. The closeness test checks steel-vs-gemv per-element bf16 agreement on the aligned AND bounds-checked shapes, with engagement via a steel dispatch counter. E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill 600tok 689ms -> 389ms, 170tok 236ms -> 143ms — 12.9x from the session-start 5.0s, now 2.2x from pkg/metal's 175ms. Short outputs byte-identical (gemv lane); the 600tok greedy output emitted IDENTICAL tokens through the GEMM rounding on the reference prompt. Suites 1226 + 1307 green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…tches Past the sliding window every chunk evicts, and the per-row landing+SDPA interleave was the tail's cost (each row's SDPA had to read the ring before the next row's landing overwrote an evicted slot). The lane that removes it DEFERS the landings: K/V project into the layer's PRIVATE stage (lthn_qknorm_rope_rows + the value norm run in place there), ONE two-segment multi-query SDPA (lthn_sdpa_multiq_ring) reads the pre-batch ring minus each query's evicted run [slotBase, slotBase+s] plus the staged causal rows [0..s], and the ring lands afterwards in at most two contiguous-run copies (lthn_copy_bf16) — encoded after EVERY layer has read the pre-batch state. Shared-KV layers ride the owner's persisted stage and pre-batch ring — the true sequential window, which the per-row tail could never give them once the owner had landed (that end-state read remains only in the small-K per-row lane, as before). Landed ring bytes are IDENTICAL to the per-row path (the landing copies the same roped/normed bytes); the SDPA accumulation order differs — the token-identity trade, engaged only at steelGEMMMinRows with a FULL ring. stagedRingDisabledForTest is the A/B lever; TestStepTokensBatchedDenseDeferredRingLandingMatchesPerRow pins engagement (ring dispatch counter), byte-identical landed KV, and tolerance-close hiddens against the per-row lane. E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill stays ~0.6-0.7ms/token PAST the window — 1000tok 559ms, 2000tok 1381ms (the per-row tail ran ~2.5ms/token); 600tok unchanged at 389ms (its 88-row tail was already small). Suites 1227 + 1308 green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…hold 32
batchedGPUTrace (LTHN_GPU_TRACE=1): the pass's command buffer splits at
named stage boundaries — each segment commits, waits and charges its
GPUStartTime->GPUEndTime span to the stage that just ran, accumulated
across the layer loop and reported per chunk to stderr. Splitting
serialises (~6 CB round-trips per layer), so the report carries the traced
total alongside the shares. Zero cost off (nil-receiver checkpoints).
First real decomposition (E2B bf16, 600tok):
chunk1 512 rows, GPU 150ms: mlp 57%, epilogue 15%, sdpa 10.5%,
qkv 8.8%, o+resid 8.7%, rope <1%
chunk2 44 rows, GPU 75ms: PER-ROW lanes — 1.7ms/row vs chunk1's 0.29
The tail chunk sat below BOTH large-K gates. Dropping steelGEMMMinRows
64 -> 32 (MTP verify at K<=16 keeps its byte-identity margin) engages
steel + the deferred ring there: chunk2 GPU 75 -> 62ms (ring SDPA
28.4 -> 3.0ms), 600tok wall 389 -> 368ms. The remaining tail cost is the
weight-read-bound skinny MLP GEMM at 44 rows — chunk-boundary physics.
Second finding, now measurable: chunk GPU totals (~213ms) vs ~368ms wall
puts ~150ms in HOST-side work (embedding, chunk syncs, CB overhead) —
the next vein, previously invisible inside the single wall number.
Suites 1227 + 1308 green -count=1.
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
… become one The host-phase spans (hostSpan under LTHN_GPU_TRACE) decomposed the wall-vs- GPU gap the trace exposed: pleSlab was 183ms of the 600tok prefill's 368ms — HALF the wall, bigger than the whole GPU pass. Not math: the perLayerInput closure runs each token's projection chain in its OWN command buffer, so a 512-row chunk paid 512 CB submit+waits. perLayerInputsBatchIntoSlab builds the whole batch in ONE command buffer: host-gather the per-layer embeddings token-major, stage the hidden rows, then projected = hidden @ projWᵀ as ONE steel GEMM, ×1/√dModel (mul-rows broadcast), rms per (token,layer) row, +perLayer, ×1/√2 — and scatter layer-major into the slab. Wired as perLayerInputBatch beside the per-token closure; pleSlabFor tries it first. Gated K >= steelGEMMMinRows + the bf16 resident projection (quant PLE and small batches keep the per-token loop — every PLE parity fixture at K=8 stays byte-identical). The GEMM makes the big-K slab token-identity, the pass's standing policy. E2B bf16 (temp0): pleSlab host 183 -> 50ms; prefill 170tok 143 -> 93ms, 600tok 368 -> 235ms, 2000tok 1381 -> 938ms. pkg/metal's 175ms @600tok is now 1.34x away (28x at the session start). Short outputs byte-identical. Suites 1227 + 1308 green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
The batched slab builder's remaining host work was the Go bf16 gather
(K × plDim scale-copies), the token→layer-major scatter and the readback —
~47ms of the 50ms pleSlab span. Two bookend kernels keep the whole build
on-device:
lthn_ple_gather_rows_bf16 — K tokens' per-layer embedding rows gathered
+ scaled in one dispatch (ids from a device buffer; the bf16 twin of
the quant lthn_embed_gather), replacing the embedTokenBF16Into loop.
lthn_ple_relayout_bf16 — token-major → layer-major on-device (pure
copy), replacing the host scatter; projectedBuf is reused as the
relayout destination once the rms has consumed it.
Host keeps only the ids upload, the 1.5MB hidden stage and ONE straight
copy out of the already-layer-major result. Same command buffer as the
GEMM chain; kernels-unavailable falls back to the per-token loop.
E2B bf16: pleSlab host span 50 -> 2.9ms steady state (183ms three commits
ago — 63x; the ~650ms first call is one-time PSO compile + table
residency, absorbed by warmup). Prefill 600tok 235 -> 228ms (stable x3),
170tok 93 -> 92ms. Short outputs byte-identical. Suites green -count=1.
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…ning The MLP bucket's roofline said the margin was small before touching anything: ~1.8 TFLOP at 85.5ms is ~75% of this chip's bf16 MMA peak, so the steel GEMM was already near compute-bound. The one lever the kernel offers is the threadblock swizzle mlx's host code applies and our wrapper hardcoded to 0: swizzle_log=2 on tall grids (tilesM > 3, this device class) interleaves the tile walk so neighbouring threadgroups share B panels in L2, with the grid reshaped (tilesN<<sw, ceil(tilesM>>sw)) exactly as matmul.cpp does. Applies to every steel site (MLP, QKV/O, PLE gate/proj/slab). E2B bf16: mlp bucket 85.5 -> 84.0ms; 600tok wall flat at 227-228ms — the honest read is the MLP GEMM is now mined: compute-bound at ~76% of peak, the same arithmetic pkg/metal pays. Short outputs byte-identical (the swizzle reorders the tile WALK, not any accumulation). Suites green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
The 44-row tail chunk paid a full weight sweep for a handful of rows
(1.7ms/row vs the 512-chunk's 0.29). It existed because the chunker split
at the ring wrap — but the deferred-ring kernel was one window bound away
from CROSSING it:
* ring segment loops ring_live = min(basePos, slideW) rows (a partial or
fresh pre-batch ring); the existing slot-distance exclusion formula
already covers the partial case unchanged.
* staged segment gains the sliding window lower bound
(i + slide_w > s) — binds only when the batch is wider than the window.
* only the LAST slideW rows land (a wider batch evicted its own head
rows during the batch); the two-run copy takes a row offset.
The chunker now absorbs a small tail into one crossing chunk
(limit <= remain + slideW/2) and the One() wrap guard is gone — the pass
has been wrap-correct since the staged lanes landed (the per-row fallback
is the sequential interleave at any basePos). 600tok therefore runs as ONE
600-row chunk: one weight sweep, no skinny GEMMs.
The crossing oracle test exposed an over-strong assertion in the existing
deferred test: landed KV is byte-exact at LAYER 0 (same inputs, only the
landing mechanics differ) but later layers inherit the SDPA's
token-identity hiddens through their projections — the full-ring test had
passed all-layer byte-identity by numerical luck. Both tests now assert
byte-exact layer 0 + tolerance beyond (the bound catches layout breaks,
which diverge by orders of magnitude).
E2B bf16 (temp0): prefill 600tok 228 -> 196ms (stable x3) — pkg/metal's
175ms is 1.12x away (28x at the session start); 170tok 92ms, 2000tok
931ms unchanged (no skinny tails there). Short outputs byte-identical AND
the 600tok tokens identical to the pre-merge build. Suites green -count=1.
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
The ICB recorders picked ONE V-projection index from layer 0 and applied it to every layer. The 12B-unified checkpoint is MIXED per layer: sliding layers carry their own v_proj, global (k_eq_v) layers don't — so with layer 0 sliding, all 8 global layers recorded their V projection from an EMPTY weight slot. Garbage V rows in the cache from position 0; the model emitted "a a a a…" while metal decoded the same checkpoint fine. Both ICB lanes (quant session + bf16 whole-seq) now resolve vProjIdxOf per layer: V absent ⇒ the k-proj (matching metal's clone-before-norm k_eq_v semantics and the per-layer hasV() the re-encode lane always had). Receipts: - cross-engine per-step vs metal (real 12B-4bit): pos-0 hidCos -0.376 -> 0.995 (full 48 layers); layer-truncated 6-layer checkpoint 0.44 -> 0.999. Sliding-only truncation was already clean (0.9999) — the divergence lived entirely in the global layers. - live decode: "What is the capital of France?" -> "The capital of France is **Paris**." (finish=stop); 92-token paragraph coherent. - TestDecodeForwardArchICBMixedKEqV: mixed sliding-with-V + global-without-V through the whole-seq ICB ≡ re-encode oracle byte-for-byte; verified RED under the old layer-0 semantics. - suites: pkg/native metal_runtime -count=1 ok (67.8s); untagged ./... ok. Residual (noted, separate): cross-engine hidCos drifts to ~0.94 by pos 39 on the full stack — scales with layer count (1L flat 0.9999, 6L ~0.98, 48L ~0.94), consistent with accumulation-order noise amplified by the 512-dim global heads; output coherent. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…arch dump, feature mix The #254 debugging instruments, all env-gated (CROSS_12B_DIR) so they skip by default and cost CI nothing: - TestCrossEngine12BPerStep: per-position embed/hidden cosine native vs metal on a real checkpoint + per-layer capture diff at one step (the NO_ICB discriminator env forces the re-encode lane). Points the dir at a layer-truncated copy (patched config.json num_hidden_layers + layer_types, symlinked safetensors) to bisect by layer — this is what localised #254 to the global layers in two runs. - TestCrossEngine12BWeightAudit: load-vs-semantics discriminator — every projection dequantised both sides (first 4 rows), each native norm slot scored against all four metal layer norms (slot-swaps show as cross-matches), Q/K norms raw+scaled, layer scalars. Exonerated the 12B load wholesale (all cosines 1.000). - TestArchQuantSession12BFeatureMixMatchesBF16: quant session vs dequantised-bf16 twin at the real 12B geometry (k_eq_v, kv=1, hd 256/512 mix) — the native-internal parity gate. - TestCrossEngine12BArchDump: config-vs-derivation audit print. - qmv 12B non-fast case (outDim 16, inDim 3840, gs 64). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…he period table The 12B residual cross-engine drift (hidCos decaying to ~0.94 by pos 39) was a real gap, not accumulation noise: newArchDecodeState built the global layers' proportional rope periods by passing the PRE-FOLDED arch.RopeBase (raw^(rotaryDim/headDim), folded for the base-derived ÷rotaryDim kernel path) into proportionalRopePeriods, whose exponent divides by the FULL head dim and therefore expects the RAW theta. The fold applied twice left every global period at the 4th root of metal's (0.25 partial rotary) — exact at position 0, angle error growing linearly with position. Completes 8938adb, which fixed the exponent to match metal but missed that this caller feeds the folded base. globalRopePeriodsFromFolded is the named seam: unfold back to raw theta, then build the spectrum; the hermetic pin test asserts the folded-base path reproduces raw^(2i/headDim) exactly at the real 12B geometry (512/128/1e6) with the +Inf unrotated tail. Root-caused by a background Opus agent (patch-and-restore protocol, tree left byte-identical): hermetic parities exonerated SDPA (global-geometry 1.000000), RMSNorm and GeluGateMul; the numeric proof was native periods == metal freqs^0.25 to all digits. Receipts (real 12B-4bit, TestCrossEngine12BPerStep): - hidCos slope per position: -0.00199 -> +0.00023 (decay signature gone) - pos 39: 0.94008 -> 0.99497; mean pos 20-39: 0.94660 -> 0.99307 - positions 0-2 unchanged (rope is identity at pos 0) - live: primes + why-1-is-not-prime answered correctly at 61 tokens - pkg/native metal_runtime suite green -count=1 (72.9s) Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…r-1 lifts (contracts + kv, bundle, artifact, probe, blockcache, spine-core, safetensors-index, autoround, profile, modelpack, memory) Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…hem from go-inference The engine-merge Tier-1 lifts are all merged on go-inference dev (submodule pinned at 3d4eb6a), so the local copies die: probe, blockcache, artifact, bundle, kv, safetensors, quant/autoround, profile, pack, memory. Every importer re-pointed to dappco.re/go/inference/<pkg>; pack's consumers re-point to inference/modelpack with a `pack` import alias so bodies are untouched (the package was renamed on landing to clear the name collision with inference's model/pack manifest). Process-of-elimination findings: nothing bound. Zero symbol gaps, zero type-identity breaks (go-mlx lora was already an alias onto inference/lora; the lifted copies are verbatim-today so no drift existed). kv's bench harness (the one file left behind) has zero external consumers. Receipts: go build ./... clean; go vet ./... clean; untagged go test ./... -count=1 green; tagged pkg/native (73.4s) + session + agent + spine + kvconv + root green — the one root failure is #258's pre-existing order-dependent SFT smoke (passes alone, predates this change). Still local by design: spine (partial lift — spine.go is the Wave-B config reconcile), agent + session + kvconv (Wave B: #259 + the SessionHandle re-home), pkg/safetensors (engine-side, distinct from the lifted root safetensors). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…#259) The native engine already captured/restored conversation KV state in the portable kv.Snapshot wire shape (session_kv_snapshot.go) with zero kvconv imports; the gap was contract-shape conformance. Bind that machinery to the engine-neutral inference contracts (external/go-inference kvstate.go), mirroring pkg/metal: - NativeTokenModel (loaded decode model) now holds an optional tokenizer (AttachTokenizer) and satisfies inference.KVSnapshotter + KVChunkSnapshotter: CaptureKV(ctx, prompt, opts) / CaptureKVChunks tokenise → transient OpenSession → PrefillTokens → ArchSession.CaptureKVWithOptions, returning *kv.Snapshot directly (no metal.KVSnapshot, no kvconv). Mirror of metal.Model.CaptureKV. - ArchSession (the model's cache) satisfies inference.KVRestorer via the new ctx-shaped RestoreFromKV shim over RestoreKV, and inference.PromptCacheClearer via the existing ClearPromptCache. Mirror of metal.ModelSession. - Compile-time assertions pin all four; kvCaptureOptionsFromInference bridges the identical option fields. Root composition (native_model.go probes) can now switch from the metal-typed nativeKVSnapshotter to inference.KVSnapshotter/KVRestorer and drop kvconv on the native lane — the probe surface is identical to the metal engine's. Gap (reported, not stubbed): the model-level string-prompt prompt-cache warmers (inference.PromptCacheWarmer / PromptCacheChunkWarmer) retain a warmed cache across calls; NativeTokenModel is stateless (sessions are caller-owned), so a model-level warmer would need a retained-session lifecycle this engine does not carry (the serve layer's nativeTextModel.cacheSess owns it). pkg/native exposes warming at the session level in token-id terms (ArchSession.WarmPromptCache). Receipts: - kv_contract_test.go: TestNativeTokenModelCaptureKVRestoreFromKVContinues — CaptureKV(prompt) via inference.KVSnapshotter → RestoreFromKV via inference.KVRestorer → GenerateFromCache is token-identical to the uninterrupted greedy run (hermetic synthetic gemma4 + tiny BPE tokenizer). Plus chunk-capture and guard tests. 3 new tests green. - tagged pkg/native: 1321 passed -count=1; untagged ./...: 7836 passed -count=1. - grep: zero dappco.re/go/mlx/kvconv references in pkg/native. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
… local copy deleted The wake/sleep conversation-memory implementation now lives at dappco.re/go/inference/state/agent (it implements state's Wake/Sleep contracts — Snider's placement). Every go-mlx importer re-pointed (cmd/mlx, root continuity + session files, session/); submodule bumped to d753ca3 which carries the lift. Receipts: go build ./... clean; untagged ./... green -count=1; tagged session + pkg/native green -count=1. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…e go/session Engine-merge Wave B session re-home (docs/engine-merge.md in go-inference). REQUIRES the go-inference lift/session-rehome branch merge + submodule bump: this commit compiles against dappco.re/go/inference @ lift/session-rehome (inference.SessionHandle/SessionFactory, kv.BlockSource/StateBlockSource, inference/state/session), not the current external/go-inference pin. The orchestrator merges that branch, bumps the submodule, and runs the final cross-repo build before pushing. - go/session is DELETED — the package now lives at dappco.re/go/inference/state/session speaking only inference types. Importers re-pointed: root session.go, session_agent.go, session_defaults.go, cmd/mlx/generate.go, conversation_continuity.go. - metal_session_adapter.go (new): wraps metal.SessionHandle as inference.SessionHandle; kvconv + spine.ToMetalProbeSink survive only inside this adapter and die with pkg/metal. Full config parity with the retired spine.ToMetalGenerateConfig session path (plus EnableThinking, which the old lane could not carry). - nativeTextSession (register_native.go) re-expressed onto the neutral contract: Generate/CaptureKV/RangeKVBlocks/RestoreKV(Blocks)/Fork now in inference/kv types; snapshotFromNativeBlock builds kv.Snapshot directly (fixes the uint32-DType-to-string rune bug the retype exposed — dtype now via kvconv.RootKVHeadDType, reproducing the old pipeline byte-for- byte). The shared low-level native state-source chain stays metal-typed for the model-level KV contract; the session boundary converts inward. - Root Model.NewSession dispatches neutral-first (native lane) then wraps the metal factory; ModelInfo/Tokenizer bridge via direct struct conversion + the new spine.Tokenizer.Impl() accessor. - rootGenerateOptions + stateKVChapterGenerateOptions emit inference.GenerateOption (session Generate* now takes inference options; model-level mlx options unchanged). - internal/sessionfake re-pointed to the neutral contract; root + cmd/mlx tests retyped accordingly. The session reserialize HOT LEAD eval test re-homes to the root package (metal integration — the adapter + kvconv bridge is now inside the loop it proves). Untagged ./go/... green (60 pkgs). Tagged pkg/native green. Tagged root green except the known pre-existing TestSFTNativeSmoke_Gemma4Q6...(#258, full-population only; passes alone — verified). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…ract + state/session home (dd04a26 tip) Completes the session re-home pair with f2497d9: root dispatches the neutral SessionHandle, go/session is deleted, metal wraps via the kvconv-internal adapter. Cross-repo receipts: go build ./... clean, untagged ./... green -count=1, tagged pkg/native ok (67s). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…n bumped to KVBits dev Bumping external/go-inference to 580d183 (scheme.CacheWidth — cache-mode width as a registry capability) surfaced the width-stripping bug class in OUR drivers: pkg/metal's init re-registers default/fixed/paged/q8/ k-q8-v-q4/turboquant with compute values that lack CacheWidth, overwriting the width-carrying builtin stubs — the memory planner then silently sized every one of those modes on the ×2 default lane (TestMemoryPlan_KVCacheQ8ForMiddleMemoryClasses_Good caught q8 == fp16). Same class inference/kv already fixed for its turboquant upgrade. registerCachePreservingWidth is the one-helper fix: driver values without their own width register wrapped with the prior registration's, keeping BOTH the compute surface (CacheCompute — pinned by test) and the planner width. Modes with no prior width (compaction, mla-latent) register as-is. pkg/scheme re-exports CacheWidth with the rule documented. Receipts: the failing planner test green; width-survival table test (q8 1/1, k-q8-v-q4 3/4, turboquant 7/16 ceil, default/fixed/paged 2/1) green; untagged ./... green; tagged pkg/native green. Known exceptions, both pre-existing/unrelated: #258's order-dependent SFT smoke, and TestMlx_GC_Bad firing on an untracked stray pkg/hip copy (in-flight agent work, not part of this commit — the guard also flags a real finding for the hip landing: its benchmark calls runtime.GC directly). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…(Tier 4 entry) Source: census clone of https://github.com/dappcore/go-rocm.git, dev @ 308c4d6 (read-only, never modified). Lands as go/pkg/hip on this worktree's quarantine/hip branch (cut from dev @ 41ca3ee). WHAT MOVED (105 .go files + kernels/, 102,149 LOC total) - 102 top-level go/*.go files (of 116 originally) → go/pkg/hip/*.go, package rocm renamed to package hip throughout. - go/internal/gguf (3 files) → go/pkg/hip/internal/gguf, KEPT as a quarantined duplicate rather than eliminated (see deferred #6) — its self-import rewritten dappco.re/go/rocm/internal/gguf → dappco.re/go/mlx/pkg/hip/internal/gguf (discover.go, native.go). - kernels/rocm_kernels.hip (9,560 LOC HIP C++) + kernels/README.md → go/pkg/hip/kernels/, unchanged. - New file hip_shared_helpers.go: firstPositiveInt + rocmLabelUint relocated out of the excluded model_pack.go (see deferred #2) because 7 other files still need them and neither depends on the missing package. WHAT WAS EXCLUDED (15 files from the original 116) - model.go, server.go, backend.go, server_test.go, server_example_test.go — the legacy llama-server subprocess bridge (rocm_legacy_server build tag, superseded by the native HIP path per the repo's own docs/history.md). Needed internal/llamacpp (6 files, also not landed — nothing else imports it). - compat_handlers.go/_test.go/_example_test.go, openai.go/_test.go/ _example_test.go/_scheduler_test.go — OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama wire mounts. go-mlx's currently vendored go-inference (external/go-inference @ dd04a26) has no anthropic/ollama/openai packages — a submodule-pin gap, not something to fix here. Grep-confirmed no other file calls their exported functions; zero cascade. - model_pack.go, model_pack_example_test.go, native_contract_test.go — see deferred #2 (missing dappco.re/go/rocm/model + model/gemma4 packages). native_contract_test.go alone has 60 InspectModelPack call sites; too pervasive to excise function-by-function safely. BUILD TAGS: preserved verbatim per Snider's correction (no blanket darwin fencing — the source's own tags already separate the CPU/pure-Go lane from the HIP/cgo lane). One narrow fix: - hip_projection_reference.go: added the missing `//go:build linux && amd64 && !rocm_legacy_server` tag. It references hipMLXQ4ProjectionBits and hipQ8ScaleIsPositiveFinite, both defined only in linux&&amd64-tagged siblings (hip_projection_launch.go, hip_transformer_launch.go) — its own _test.go sibling already carried this exact tag, so the .go losing it looks like an upstream oversight, not deliberate design. Narrowest fix, matches existing intent. CONTRACT CHANGE DISCOVERED + FIXED: inference.Backend.LoadModel's signature changed from (inference.TextModel, error) to core.Result between go-rocm's era and go-mlx's current go-inference pin (dd04a26). Fixed both real implementations (native.go, rocm_stub.go) using core.ResultOf/core.Fail; added the package-local resultError + errHIPResultFailed helper to rocm.go (untagged, since native.go and rocm_stub.go are mutually exclusive by tag but both need it), matching the same per-package resultError idiom already used elsewhere in go-mlx (see native_speculative_textmodel.go). Updated 4 test call sites (backend_test.go x3, rocm_stub_test.go x1) to match. IMPORT-BOUNDARY TEST (import_boundary_test.go) rebased for pkg/hip's new home: two hardcoded relative paths to external/go-inference/go corrected for the new depth (pkg/hip is 3 levels below the worktree root, not 1 level below the old repo root); dappco.re/go/mlx (+ mirrors) dropped from forbiddenWorkflowRuntimeImports() since pkg/hip's home now legitimately IS dappco.re/go/mlx. SURGICAL TEST REMOVALS (functions/fields excised, not whole files, where the bad dependency was locally contained): - hip_hardware_test.go: TestNativeModelPackSmokeGemma4E2B_Good (used InspectModelPack). - register_rocm_test.go: TestRegisterRocm_RuntimeLaneBackendRegistration_Good + its 2 dedicated helpers — blocked on RuntimeLaneCUDA and the whole cuda/cpu "runtime lane" backend feature, undefined anywhere in the source (see deferred #3), plus InspectModelPack. - cache_test.go: TestCacheService_Good_CacheProfileReflectsWarmBlocks. - kv_cache_test.go: TestKVCache_Good_CacheProfileLabels. - decode_reference_test.go: 4 functions (HIPAssistantVerifierBinding{Tracks QATAffineTensors,SupportsDenseQATAssistant}, AttachedDrafterTextModel ReportsReactiveIdentity, PlanAttachedDrafterAcceptsMTPQATAssistantPack). - scheduler_test.go: TestScheduler_Good_ReportsReactiveModelIdentityAndProfile + schedulerFakeTextModel's cacheProfile field and CacheProfile() method. All removals confirmed via unused-import cleanup (rocmmodel/modelgemma4 imports removed once their only call sites were gone). - native.go: Info()/modelIdentity() now return already-available local data directly (m.modelInfo; the identity built from m.modelInfo/ modelPath/modelType/labels) instead of routing through the missing package's ResolveModelInfo — narrowest possible bypass, drops only the opaque enrichment/Matched() validation step, does not fabricate its logic. LoadModel's safetensors-format fallback branch now returns an honest "not available in this quarantine landing" error instead of calling the excluded model_pack.go; the GGUF loading path (using the kept internal/gguf duplicate) is unaffected. GATE RECEIPTS - Gate A (go build ./pkg/hip/... && go vet ./pkg/hip/..., darwin/arm64): GREEN. Caveat: this exercises only the ~15-file untagged "CPU lane" plus rocm_stub.go (the !linux||!amd64 stub) — everything tagged linux&&amd64 (the actual bulk of the engine, ~85 files including native.go itself) is excluded from this build by tag and was never type-checked here; see Gate B. - Whole-module `go build ./...` (informational): pkg/hip does not appear in the error output. The only 2 failures (cmd/mlx/menubar.go missing frontend/dist; pkg/metal cgo header/lib skew) are pre-existing, worktree-specific, and unrelated (matches documented project context: metal/cgo lanes don't build in worktrees). - Gate B (CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build ./pkg/hip/...): FAILS. Root cause is deferred finding #1 below — 130+ symbols genuinely undefined anywhere in the untouched source, not a fencing issue and not introduced by this landing. - Gate C (go test ./pkg/hip/... -count=1): 1 known failure, see deferred #4 (pre-existing, third-party, out of scope). pkg/hip/internal/gguf: PASS. Everything else that builds on darwin: PASS. - Gate D (grep -rn "dappco.re/go/rocm" go/pkg/hip/): remaining hits are all non-import — explanatory comments, one error-message string, the memory_pretraining_package metadata label (never mapped to a real package even upstream), and import_boundary_test.go's own intentional forbidden-imports list entry. Zero real import statements remain. DEFERRED / RECONCILE FINDINGS (seed the #262 quarantine work) 1. [BLOCKING, dominant] The default native path (linux && amd64 && !rocm_legacy_server, ~81 files — the actual bulk of the engine) does not compile on its own native target, independent of this landing. 130+ symbols (verified absent via git ls-tree across the full untouched source, not just excluded-by-me files) including basic utility helpers (firstNonEmptyString, cloneStringMap, mergeStringMaps), model-routing/profile types (ROCmLoadConfig, ROCmModelProfile, ROCmModelRoutePlan family), sequence-mixer types (SequenceMixerLoadPlan, hipSequenceMixerBindings), the gemma4 attached-drafter speculative- decode subsystem (~15 symbols), the production quantization ladder (ProductionTurboQuant*/ProductionAutoRound*/ProductionLaneQuantBits, ~20 symbols), and AdamW training state. Strongly suggests commit 308c4d6 ("updates", vaguely worded, 88 files/+33955/-4225) captured a large in-progress refactor where calling code landed but defining code didn't. Real upstream reconciliation work, not fabricable here. 2. [BLOCKING] dappco.re/go/rocm/model + dappco.re/go/rocm/model/gemma4 — confirmed absent from the entire source (git ls-tree, all history in the shallow clone), likely the same root cause as #1. Used pervasively by model_pack.go (21 sites/~10 functions: CacheProfile reporting, gemma4 processor/vision/audio config, sequence-mixer helpers, model-pack format detection) and 6 test files. 3. [BLOCKING] RuntimeLaneCUDA + the whole cuda/cpu "runtime lane" pending-dispatch backend feature — undefined anywhere in the source; register_rocm_test.go tested a feature with zero implementation. 4. [out of scope, surfaced not caused] go-mlx's vendored go-inference (external/go-inference @ dd04a26): go-inference/go/ai/rag.go imports dappco.re/go/rag. Only visible because fixing import_boundary_test.go's path made the check actually run (previously silently "file not found"). Not pkg/hip's code; not fixed here. 5. [gguf duplicate, kept not eliminated] internal/gguf reconciliation is genuinely blocked: inference/gguf has no ReadMetadata, no Metadata type (it's a differently-shaped function there instead), no exported FileTypeName; its TensorInfo lacks .Dimensions/.ByteSize (has .Shape/ .Elements instead — a different derivation, not a rename). Landed under go/pkg/hip/internal/gguf per the brief's own internal-tooling fallback clause rather than force a risky semantic rewrite. 6. [safetensors duplicate, not applicable] No dappco.re/go/rocm/ safetensors package exists to redirect — the "duplicate" is 131 references to hand-rolled rocmSafetensors*/rocmTokenizer* types/funcs inline in model_pack.go (now excluded per #2 anyway). Nothing to rewrite; matches census Tier-4 item 3 as genuine future work. No push. No changes to go-mlx main tree (only this worktree). go.work restored byte-identical after using the documented external/go-ml absolute-path fallback to run the gates (that submodule isn't checked out in this worktree). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…try) Gate A (darwin build/vet/test, CPU lane) + Gate D (no stray imports) green in the worktree. Gate B (linux/amd64 cross-compile) blocked by 130+ symbols missing from the SOURCE repo itself at 308c4d6 — documented in 69726a8's body, the dominant #262 reconcile input. Real HIP validation happens on the linux+AMD box. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
pkg/hip is preserved verbatim (Tier-4 quarantine): its benchmark flushes the heap before writing an allocs pprof profile, and coupling it to pkg/metal's mlx.GC wrapper would give the quarantine a dependency on the dying cgo oracle. Exact-match still fails on any new direct call site. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
The combined workflow+ROCm list was go-rocm-era policy from when go-inference was a thin contract surface — its ai/ package now legitimately builds on dappco.re/go/rag (go-ai's absorbed role), and its internal layering is guarded by its own suite. The walk now enforces the boundary this consumer actually owns: go-inference never imports an engine (go-rocm spellings, plus go-mlx added — a lib never imports its consumers). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…e.Result go-inference pkg/hip was censused from go-rocm at 308c4d6, WHEN go-rocm's engine packages (go/model/**) and much of the root package were untracked. `GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build ./pkg/hip/...` (Gate B) failed at landing with 163 undefined symbols. Those packages are now committed at go-rocm dev a2f0380. Reseed (matching the census transform: package rocm->hip; self-imports dappco.re/go/rocm/... -> dappco.re/go/mlx/pkg/hip/...; build tags verbatim): - 126 root package files (go-rocm go/*.go) -> pkg/hip/*.go - subpackages -> pkg/hip/: model, model/architecture, model/gemma4, model/builtin, profile, memorypretrain, scheme, internal/registry, internal/llamacpp (internal/gguf already present) - removed hip_shared_helpers.go: its firstPositiveInt/rocmLabelUint were a landing shim relocated from model_pack.go (excluded then for depending on the missing model package); model_pack.go now returns and re-homes them Behind the 163 undefined symbols lay a go-inference interface skew: go-rocm's engine targets the v0.10.0 tuple-return TextModel/Backend, while go-mlx pins go-inference@dev (580d183) with the core.Result universal-type migration. Per "use modern core go", the engine is adapted to core.Result rather than the dependency pinned back: - TextModel implementors (rocmModel, attachedDrafterTextModel, ScheduledModel): Classify/BatchGenerate/Close/Err -> core.Result. Non-trivial bodies kept as private tuple helpers wrapped via core.ResultOf (the census's own LoadModel pattern); internal callers routed to the helpers. - Backend implementor runtimeLaneBackend.LoadModel -> core.Result. - Result-unwrap at internal call sites (decode_helpers, simple_self_distillation, portable_contract_stub). Build tags: go-rocm leaves many engine files untagged (harmless — its root never builds on darwin); pkg/hip must. Convergence tagged the 3 GPU-touching files (lora_fuse, model_slice, tuning) linux&&amd64&&!rocm_legacy_server; the model-routing/profile/registry layer stays cross-platform, resolving against the darwin-portable stub half (portable_contract_stub.go + *_portable/*_stub). Excluded (go-inference boundary, matching the census): compat_handlers.go and openai.go — the OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama HTTP wire-compat surface — need go-inference's anthropic/ollama/openai subpackages, absent from go-mlx's pinned go-inference. Left out; coverage_contract_test.go still references them (a pre-existing linux-test-compile gap, behind no gate here). Gates (go.work fallback -> main-checkout external/ abs paths; restored byte-identical): GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build ./pkg/hip/... exit 0; darwin go build + go test ./pkg/hip/... green; go vet ./pkg/hip/... clean. HIP execution validates on linux+AMD; this proves the cross-compile. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…p; linux cross-compile green Brings go-rocm@a2f0380's now-committed model/ (+ gemma4/architecture/ builtin), profile/, memorypretrain/, scheme/, internal/ into pkg/hip (package rocm->hip, imports rebased). Resolves the 163 undefined symbols that failed Gate B at landing — GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build ./pkg/hip/... now exits 0. Engine migrated forward to go-inference dev's core.Result API (rocmModel/attachedDrafterTextModel/ScheduledModel/ runtimeLaneBackend) rather than pinning the dependency back. Known follow-up (pre-existing, not introduced): the linux TEST binary won't compile — coverage_contract_test.go references the excluded OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama compat surface (needs go-inference compat subpackages absent from the pinned go-inference). Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…opic,ollama,openai}
The reseed excluded compat_handlers.go + openai.go believing the compat
packages were absent — they'd merely MOVED under provider/ in go-inference
(dappco.re/go/inference/openai -> .../provider/openai; package names
unchanged). Bring both in (package rocm->hip) with imports repointed to
provider/*, and repoint coverage_contract_test.go's three imports too.
Migrate the five model.Err() checks to the core.Result idiom
(if r := model.Err(); !r.OK { r.Value.(error) }) — Err() now returns
core.Result on the dev pin.
darwin build/vet/test green (34 pkgs); linux cross-compile stays green.
Linux TEST binary now blocks only on fakeNativeModel (native_contract_test.go,
the censused 5.7k-line suite still excluded) — the remaining #262 piece.
Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
…m helper Ports native_contract_test.go, gemma4_unified_model_pack_test.go, gemma4_engine_features_test.go, adamw_state_test.go, and production_mtp_test.go from go-rocm (package rocm -> hip, import paths rebased to dappco.re/go/mlx/pkg/hip/...) — the censused test suite was missing more support files than the single one originally scoped (coverage_contract_test.go, hip_small_decode_test.go, etc. reference fakeNativeModel/linkedGemma4TestLabels/assertAdamWFloat32Near/ writeGemma4ModelPackGGUF/productionMTP* symbols these files define). Each ported file also gets its own call-site migration to the core.Result idiom (LoadModel/Classify/BatchGenerate/Err/Close), since it can't compile standalone otherwise. Adds result_helpers_test.go: a generic resultValue[T] test helper (built on core.Cast[T] + the existing resultError from rocm.go) that unwraps core.Result back into the (value, error) shape every migrated call site was written against — keeps the migration to a pure call-site wrapper with zero changes to surrounding test assertions.
Brings the pre-existing censused linux test files onto the migrated LoadModel/Classify/BatchGenerate/Err/Close signatures (return core.Result instead of the old (T, error) tuple / bare error): backend_example_test.go, model_example_test.go, model_test.go, scheduler_test.go, hip_hardware_test.go, inference_benchmark_test.go, decode_reference_test.go, coverage_contract_test.go, cache_test.go, state_session_test.go, parser_registry_test.go, hip_small_decode_test.go. Call sites only — every test's assertions/intent are unchanged, just how the value/error is extracted from the return: x, err := m.LoadModel(...) -> x, err := resultValue[T](m.LoadModel(...)) if err := m.Err(); err != nil -> if err := resultError(m.Err()); err != nil Also fixes a silent (non-compiling-error) trap found while auditing: core.Result satisfies Go's error interface via its own Error() method, so `core.RequireNoError(t, m.Close())` or `core.AssertError(t, m.Err())` compiles fine post-migration but is always wrong (a non-nil Result is never == nil regardless of .OK). Every such site — not just the ones the compiler flagged — is swept and wrapped with resultError(). Two fake TextModel implementations (schedulerFakeTextModel, coverageFailingTextModel) and four decode-test fakes (minimalDecodeTextModel, decodeIdentityReporterModel, decodeProfileReporterModel, benchmarkDecodeTextModel) get their Classify/BatchGenerate/Err/Close methods migrated to return core.Result so they still satisfy inference.TextModel.
Brings in 5 excluded linux-tagged test-support files (native_contract_test + gemma4_unified_model_pack / gemma4_engine_features / adamw_state / production_mtp — they define fakeNativeModel et al. that censused tests reference) and migrates ~114 stale tuple-signature call sites to core.Result via a test-only resultValue[T] unwrapper (call sites read identically to pre-migration). Also swept the silent-bug class: core.Result satisfies error (has Error()), so AssertError(t, model.Err()) would compile but pass regardless of .OK — every such site now routes through resultError(). Verified: zero raw AssertError/RequireError on Err()/Close() remain; only rocmModel/ScheduledModel/attachedDrafterTextModel return core.Result and all their assertions unwrap; raw AssertNoError sites are plain-error internals (hipLoadedModel/BlockCacheService/kernel buffers). GOOS=linux go vet ./pkg/hip/... clean; darwin build/vet + 34 tests green. Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
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