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refactor(att_resources): unify attention state and cache transfers - #1664
Introduce full-attention, bounded-attention and attention-tail states with shared resource allocation and staged model initialization.
Integrate CPU cache, DP sharing and PD transfers; add page transfer kernels, regression tests and architecture documentation.
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The PR replaces the legacy KV-cache and hybrid-state manager paths with attention-resource states, allocators, and transfer layouts. It updates model initialization, inference, cache management, and PD/DP transport to use the new resource manager, and adds state-transfer tests and validation tools.
Changes: Attention resource migration
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Resource states, allocators, and transfers lightllm/common/att_resources/*
Adds full-attention, bounded-attention, and tail-state interfaces and implementations. Adds page allocators, transfer layouts, and CPU/PD/DP copy operations. Removes the former KV-cache and state-cache manager packages.
Model setup and inference integration lightllm/common/basemodel/*, lightllm/models/*, docs/*
Separates resource preparation from runtime initialization. Model layers and attention backends now look up state through AttResourceManager; model-specific hooks define resource configuration and attention geometry. Documentation describes startup sequencing and updates Bloom examples.
Server allocation and cache paths lightllm/server/router/*, lightllm/server/multi_level_kv_cache/*, lightllm/common/req_manager/*
Moves token allocation, request HOLD-page binding, radix-cache eviction, hybrid page handling, and CPU-cache reads and writes to the attention-resource manager and its allocators.
PD/DP transport and shared resources lightllm/server/router/model_infer/mode_backend/*, lightllm/server/router/model_infer/shared_att_resources_utils.py
Adds resource-based PD page copying and shared-memory publication/loading. PD processes now load attention resources and use byte-sized transfer buffers; DP sharing copies token and hybrid-page state through resource managers.
Validation and supporting tests unit_tests/*, test/att_resources/*, test/cpu_cache_kernel/*, test/benchmark/*
Adds allocator, state, transfer, startup, and cache-layout tests. Adds model-cache restoration validation and a configurable CPU-page restore benchmark.
No-attention drafts can fail, and hybrid DP cache fetches can crash under capacity pressure. Fix these and the validation failures before merging.
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Extract the shared startup sequence into one helper.
This block repeats the startup logic that ModeBackend.init_model implements. test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py (lines 297-311) holds a third copy. The sequence is: per-model prepare_att_resources(), the shared-domain assertions, initialize_resources inside the KV_CACHE memory-saver region, sequential init_runtime(), and set_model_init_status(True). The three copies can drift apart when the production order changes. That order already includes HOLD binding, calibration offsets, and readiness publication. Add one helper next to ModeBackend.init_model that takes (main, drafts), and call it from all three places.
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lines 1278 - 1292:
Extract the shared model startup sequence into one helper next to
ModeBackend.init_model that accepts main and drafts, then call it from
ModeBackend.init_model, the static benchmark, and validate_model_cache.py. Keep
per-model preparation, shared-domain assertions, resource initialization within
the KV_CACHE memory-saver region, sequential runtime initialization, and
readiness publication in the established order, including HOLD binding and
calibration offsets.
15-238: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Merge the five duplicated page-transfer kernels into one shared implementation.
These five transfer modules share nearly the same wrapper and Triton kernel:
transfer_gqa_pages / _copy_gqa_pages
transfer_group_quantized_pages (in group_quantized_transfer.py)
transfer_mla_pages (in mla_transfer.py)
transfer_packed_mla_pages (in packed_mla_transfer.py)
transfer_static_fp8_pages (in static_fp8_transfer.py)
The copies have the same input validation, page/ready index upload, region-to-view construction, and kernel body. Only the mapping from region.field to the local tensor and its axes is different.
A future fix to masking, stride handling, or ready-page logic must be made in all five copies. One missed copy causes a silent divergence on one storage format.
Recommended change:
Move the validation, view construction, and _copy_*_pages kernel into one shared module.
Let each State pass a field -> (tensor, axes) mapping.
The same duplication exists in the _get_transfer_regions helpers of the GQA, MLA, packed MLA, group-quantized, and static FP8 State files.
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Review comment at @lightllm/common/att_resources/full_att/gqa_transfer.py around
lines 15 - 238:
Consolidate the duplicated page-transfer validation, index uploads,
region-to-view construction, and Triton kernel used by transfer_gqa_pages and
its corresponding transfer functions into one shared implementation. Have each
format provide the field-to-tensor-and-axes mapping, while preserving its
existing transfer behavior; do not expand the change to the separate
_get_transfer_regions helpers.
Plan cleanup for disk cache files from old namespaces.
The cache file name now includes cache_namespace. cpu_cache_namespace() hashes the model paths, the artifact sizes, and st_mtime_ns. A model update changes the namespace. Copying the model files again also changes the namespace, even when the content is the same. Each namespace creates a new cache_file_<namespace> that can use up to disk_cache_storage_size. Nothing removes the files from earlier namespaces. If disk_cache_dir points to persistent storage, disk usage grows with each model revision.
Add one of these:
Remove cache_file_* files that do not match the current namespace at startup.
Document that operators must clean up stale files.
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Review comment at @lightllm/server/multi_level_kv_cache/disk_cache_worker.py
around lines 57 - 58:
In the startup flow that computes `namespace` and `cache_file`, remove stale
`cache_file_*` files from `cache_dir` that do not belong to the current
namespace, while preserving the active cache file.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @lightllm/common/basemodel/basemodel.py:
- Around line 408-422: In InferState.init_att_state, guard calls to init_state
on the primary prefill_att_state and decode_att_state when they are not None,
preserving the existing *1 state handling and check_att_states call. In
copy_for_cuda_graph, guard the primary decode_att_state copy the same way; leave
the secondary state handling unchanged.
Review comments at
@lightllm/server/router/model_infer/mode_backend/dp_backend/dp_shared_kv_trans.py:
- Around line 108-111: In the request allocation flow, call
`self.backend._alloc_req_kv_mem` and validate its result before allocating
destination pages with `bounded_att_big_page_allocator.alloc`. Preserve the
existing big-page allocation and assertion behavior, using the KV allocation
first so its eviction can release pages for the subsequent allocation.
Review comments at @lightllm/utils/att_resource_config.py:
- Around line 48-62: Update the validation around `layer_start` and `per_head`
so integer offsets do not bypass full-layout checks: independently validate
`num_target_layers` and `num_draft_layers` against the complete runtime
main/draft layout, preserving the target-count check. When that metadata is
absent, compare `num_layers` with the complete runtime layout rather than the
current slice, and ensure `fp8kv_sph` also receives the required `architectures`
comparison.
Review comments at @test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:
- Around line 58-64: Update the draft-model loop to track each draft’s index and
use it to select the corresponding role in resources.get_full_attention_states,
so every draft model validates its own attention state instead of repeatedly
checking draft0.
Review comments at @test/cpu_cache_kernel/test_speed.py:
- Around line 55-57: Build the `GQAFullAttentionState` configuration from `cfg`
instead of hard-coded layer IDs, head count, and dimension so the benchmark
reflects the configured TP shard. Use `cfg.get_full_att_layer_ids()`,
`cfg.full_att_all_num_kv_heads`, `cfg.full_att_head_dim`, `cfg.full_att_dtype`,
and `cfg.tp_world_size`, preserving the existing rank value.
Review comments at @unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_full_att_cpu_kernel.py:
- Line 128: Update the CUDA library loading in the test to resolve libcudart
dynamically instead of using a hard-coded x86_64 path. If the library cannot be
found, skip the test rather than letting the load fail; preserve the existing
behavior when it is available.
Review comments at
@unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_model_initialization.py:
- Around line 59-62: In the test setup around `set_env_start_args`, set
`LIGHTLLM_START_ARGS` through the fixture’s `monkeypatch` so teardown restores
its prior value even when the environment variable already exists. Serialize
`dataclasses.asdict(args)` as JSON for the environment value, and remove the
now-unneeded `set_env_start_args` import.
Review comments at @unit_tests/models/glm5_next/test_cache.py:
- Line 166: Update the copy_full_att_tokens call in
test_hybrid_checkpoint_restore_and_packed_kv_copy to pass CUDA-resident source
and destination index tensors, preserving the existing indices and subsequent
byte-equality check.
Review comments at @unit_tests/models/glm5_next/test_pd_cache.py:
- Around line 199-206: Update the loop in test_pd_kv_and_runtime_state_roundtrip
to iterate over the field-name and TensorField pairs returned by
full_state_test_fields, then use the dictionary key to look up the matching
entry in expected instead of accessing field.name.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @lightllm/common/att_resources/full_att/gqa_transfer.py:
- Around line 15-238: Consolidate the duplicated page-transfer validation, index
uploads, region-to-view construction, and Triton kernel used by
transfer_gqa_pages and its corresponding transfer functions into one shared
implementation. Have each format provide the field-to-tensor-and-axes mapping,
while preserving its existing transfer behavior; do not expand the change to the
separate _get_transfer_regions helpers.
Review comments at @lightllm/server/multi_level_kv_cache/disk_cache_worker.py:
- Around line 57-58: In the startup flow that computes `namespace` and
`cache_file`, remove stale `cache_file_*` files from `cache_dir` that do not
belong to the current namespace, while preserving the active cache file.
Review comments at @test/benchmark/static_inference/static_benchmark.py:
- Around line 1278-1292: Extract the shared model startup sequence into one
helper next to ModeBackend.init_model that accepts main and drafts, then call it
from ModeBackend.init_model, the static benchmark, and validate_model_cache.py.
Keep per-model preparation, shared-domain assertions, resource initialization
within the KV_CACHE memory-saver region, sequential runtime initialization, and
readiness publication in the established order, including HOLD binding and
calibration offsets.
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#!/bin/bash# Inspect unconditional dereferences of primary att states and how no-attention drafts avoid them.
rg -nP -C4 'def (init_att_state|copy_for_cuda_graph)\b' lightllm/common/basemodel/infer_struct.py
rg -nP 'prefill_att_state\s+is\s+None|decode_att_state\s+is\s+None|att_state\s*is\s*not\s*None' lightllm --type=py
rg -nP -C3 'vanilla_no_att|eagle_no_att' lightllm --type=py -g '!**/test/**'
rg -nP -C6 'def test_' unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_no_attention_draft.py
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# Find callers of init_att_state and copy_for_cuda_graph, and any overrides.
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'init_att_state(' -e 'copy_for_cuda_graph(' -e 'copy_for_decode_cuda_graph(' -- lightllm ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Read the full copy_for_cuda_graph body.
sed -n '175,190p' lightllm/common/basemodel/infer_struct.py
# Check whether any model class overrides init_att_state or copy_for_cuda_graph.
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'def init_att_state' -e 'def copy_for_cuda_graph' -- lightllm ||test"$?" -eq 1
# Show the forward-path call site in basemodel.py, if present.
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sed -n '580,600p' lightllm/common/basemodel/basemodel.py
echo'---'
sed -n '636,650p' lightllm/common/basemodel/basemodel.py
echo'---'# Read the complete init_att_state body.
sed -n '136,146p' lightllm/common/basemodel/infer_struct.py
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Guard the primary attention states in init_att_state and copy_for_cuda_graph.
No-attention drafts (vanilla_no_att, eagle_no_att) leave prefill_att_state and decode_att_state as None. The forward paths call init_att_state() on the infer state without a None check first. In init_att_state, only the *1 states are guarded. The primary states are dereferenced directly, so a draft forward can raise AttributeError. copy_for_cuda_graph also dereferences decode_att_state without a check.
🐛 Suggested fix
def init_att_state(self):
if self.is_prefill:
- self.prefill_att_state.init_state()+ if self.prefill_att_state is not None:+ self.prefill_att_state.init_state()
if self.prefill_att_state1 is not None:
self.prefill_att_state1.init_state()
else:
- self.decode_att_state.init_state()+ if self.decode_att_state is not None:+ self.decode_att_state.init_state()
if self.decode_att_state1 is not None:
self.decode_att_state1.init_state()
self.check_att_states()
- self.decode_att_state.copy_for_decode_cuda_graph(new_infer_state.decode_att_state)+ if self.decode_att_state is not None:+ self.decode_att_state.copy_for_decode_cuda_graph(new_infer_state.decode_att_state)
if self.decode_att_state1 is not None:
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Review comment at @lightllm/common/basemodel/basemodel.py around lines 408 -
422:
In InferState.init_att_state, guard calls to init_state on the primary
prefill_att_state and decode_att_state when they are not None, preserving the
existing *1 state handling and check_att_states call. In copy_for_cuda_graph,
guard the primary decode_att_state copy the same way; leave the secondary state
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Allocate the request KV before you allocate the destination big pages.
This code calls bounded_att_big_page_allocator.alloc before _alloc_req_kv_mem. _alloc_req_kv_mem calls free_radix_cache_to_get_enough_token. Only that eviction returns the big pages of unreferenced radix nodes to the allocator.
The guard on Line 93 uses get_can_alloc_token_num(), and that value counts unreferenced radix tokens. In a steady state, many unreferenced big-page nodes can stay in the tree. The guard then passes, but the big-page allocator can still have too few free slots. The assert on Line 110 then crashes the backend process.
read_req_from_cpu in multi_level_kv_cache.py uses the safe order: it allocates the KV first and the big pages second. Use the same order here.
🐛 Proposed fix
+ dst_token_indexes = self.backend._alloc_req_kv_mem(req, alloc_token_num)+ assert dst_token_indexes is not None
src_big_page_ids, dst_big_page_ids = [], []
if self.backend.is_hybrid_att_model:
...
allocator = self.backend.model.att_resource_manager.bounded_att_big_page_allocator
dst_big_page_ids = allocator.alloc(len(src_big_page_ids))
assert dst_big_page_ids is not None, "DP fetch big page allocation must succeed"
- dst_token_indexes = self.backend._alloc_req_kv_mem(req, alloc_token_num)- assert dst_token_indexes is not None
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@lightllm/server/router/model_infer/mode_backend/dp_backend/dp_shared_kv_trans.py
around lines 108 - 111:
In the request allocation flow, call `self.backend._alloc_req_kv_mem` and
validate its result before allocating destination pages with
`bounded_att_big_page_allocator.alloc`. Preserve the existing big-page
allocation and assertion behavior, using the KV allocation first so its eviction
can release pages for the subsequent allocation.
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- MTP layer helper ---'
nl -ba lightllm/utils/envs_utils.py | sed -n '250,320p'printf'%s\n''--- calibration tests ---'
nl -ba unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_model_calibration.py | sed -n '1,180p'
nl -ba unit_tests/server/router/model_infer/test_cpu_resource_layout.py | sed -n '100,180p'printf'%s\n''--- calibration fixture header ---'
nl -ba test/advanced_config/fp8_calibration_per_head/test_kv_cache_calib_per_head_with_draft_qwen3.5_27b.json | sed -n '1,24p'
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Validate the complete per-head calibration layout, not only slice coverage.
Runtime initialization passes integer offsets for the main and draft models. The current branch therefore checks only whether the requested slice fits in the file. fp8kv_sph also skips the architectures comparison. A file with enough layers can pass validation and provide incompatible scales.
Validate num_target_layers and num_draft_layers independently of layer_start. Compare them with the complete runtime main/draft layout. When the metadata is absent, compare num_layers with the complete runtime layout, not with the current model slice. Preserve the target-count check; removing it can accept an incorrect target section.
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Review comment at @lightllm/utils/att_resource_config.py around lines 48 - 62:
Update the validation around `layer_start` and `per_head` so integer offsets do
not bypass full-layout checks: independently validate `num_target_layers` and
`num_draft_layers` against the complete runtime main/draft layout, preserving
the target-count check. When that metadata is absent, compare `num_layers` with
the complete runtime layout rather than the current slice, and ensure
`fp8kv_sph` also receives the required `architectures` comparison.
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Check each draft role, not only draft0.
The loop queries "draft0" for every draft model. Suppose --mtp_step is larger than 1 with several native drafts. The script then checks draft0 again on every pass and never validates draft1 and later roles. Use the loop index to select the role.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py"+++ "b/test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py"@@ -55,10 +55,10 @@
executor = StaticBenchmarkExecutor(args, model, draft_models, TokenSource(args))
resources = model.att_resource_manager
(full_state,) = resources.get_full_attention_states("main")
- for draft in draft_models:+ for index, draft in enumerate(draft_models):
assert draft.att_resource_manager is resources
assert not hasattr(draft, "full_att_state")
- (draft_state,) = resources.get_full_attention_states("draft0")+ (draft_state,) = resources.get_full_attention_states(f"draft{index}")
assert draft_state is not full_state
assert draft_state.capacity == full_state.capacity == resources.full_att_allocator.size
assert draft.req_manager is model.req_manager
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Update the draft-model loop to track each draft’s index and use it to select the
corresponding role in resources.get_full_attention_states, so every draft model
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Build the full-attention State from cfg.
The Qwen3NextResourceConfig above declares these values:
full_att_all_num_kv_heads=2
full-attention layer IDs 3, 7, …, 47
The benchmark State instead uses global_head_num=1 and layer IDs range(12). The KV region of the CPU page then describes half of the real global heads. The printed "CPU bytes/page" and the throughput therefore do not match the TP shard that the docstring claims to measure. Derive the State config from cfg.
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Review comment at @test/cpu_cache_kernel/test_speed.py around lines 55 - 57:
Build the `GQAFullAttentionState` configuration from `cfg` instead of hard-coded
layer IDs, head count, and dimension so the benchmark reflects the configured TP
shard. Use `cfg.get_full_att_layer_ids()`, `cfg.full_att_all_num_kv_heads`,
`cfg.full_att_head_dim`, `cfg.full_att_dtype`, and `cfg.tp_world_size`,
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Do not hard-code the x86_64 libcudart.so path.
ctypes.CDLL("/usr/local/cuda/targets/x86_64-linux/lib/libcudart.so") raises OSError on aarch64 hosts, which the requirements file explicitly supports. It also fails on any CUDA install outside /usr/local/cuda. The test then reports an error instead of a skip. Resolve the library dynamically, and skip the test when the library is missing.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_full_att_cpu_kernel.py"+++ "b/unit_tests/common/att_resources/test_full_att_cpu_kernel.py"@@ -125,7 +125,12 @@
layout = transfer_layout(state)
memory = mmap.mmap(-1, layout.byte_end)
pages = torch.frombuffer(memory, dtype=torch.uint8).view(1, -1)
- cuda = ctypes.CDLL("/usr/local/cuda/targets/x86_64-linux/lib/libcudart.so")+ import ctypes.util++ library = ctypes.util.find_library("cudart")+ if library is None:+ pytest.skip("libcudart is unavailable")+ cuda = ctypes.CDLL(library)
cuda.cudaHostRegister.argtypes = [ctypes.c_void_p, ctypes.c_size_t, ctypes.c_uint]
cuda.cudaHostUnregister.argtypes = [ctypes.c_void_p]
pointer = ctypes.c_void_p(pages.data_ptr())
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Update the CUDA library loading in the test to resolve libcudart dynamically
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When LIGHTLLM_START_ARGS already exists before allocator_environment runs, that fixture skips monkeypatch.setenv. set_env_start_args then overwrites the variable directly, and teardown does not restore it. A later test can read these arguments.
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In the test setup around `set_env_start_args`, set `LIGHTLLM_START_ARGS` through
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Pass CUDA index tensors to copy_full_att_tokens.
torch.tensor([0]) and torch.tensor([7]) are CPU tensors. PackedMLAFullAttentionState.copy_full_att_tokens starts with assert src_indices.is_cuda and dst_indices.is_cuda, "token indices must reside on CUDA". This line therefore raises AssertionError, and every parametrization of test_hybrid_checkpoint_restore_and_packed_kv_copy fails before the byte-equality check.
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Review comment at @unit_tests/models/glm5_next/test_cache.py at line 166:
Update the copy_full_att_tokens call in
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Read the field name from the dictionary key. TensorField has no name attribute.
full_state_test_fields returns dict[str, TensorField]. TensorField in lightllm/common/att_resources/types.py defines only tensor and axes, and its docstring states that the dictionary key provides the field name. expected[field.name] therefore raises AttributeError after the transfer. The whole test_pd_kv_and_runtime_state_roundtrip matrix fails before any assertion on the restored data.
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--- "a/unit_tests/models/glm5_next/test_pd_cache.py"+++ "b/unit_tests/models/glm5_next/test_pd_cache.py"@@ -196,10 +196,10 @@
for rank, mem in enumerate(dest):
heads = slice(rank * 8 // decode_tp, (rank + 1) * 8 // decode_tp)
for state, source_state in zip(mem.full_states, source[0].full_states):
expected = full_state_test_fields(source_state, {"kv": source_state.storage})
- for field in full_state_test_fields(state, {"kv": state.storage}).values():- source_field = expected[field.name]+ for name, field in full_state_test_fields(state, {"kv": state.storage}).items():+ source_field = expected[name]
assert torch.equal(
field.tensor[:, dst_indexes].contiguous().view(torch.uint8),
source_field.tensor[:, src_indexes].contiguous().view(torch.uint8),
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[warning] 199-199: zip() without an explicit strict= parameter
Add explicit value for parameter strict=
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Update the loop in test_pd_kv_and_runtime_state_roundtrip to iterate over the
field-name and TensorField pairs returned by full_state_test_fields, then use
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Group logical full-attention layers by physical storage for allocation, calibration and CPU/PD layouts. Bind Gemma4 shared KV layers through the State mapping.
Clarify logical layer IDs and physical storage indices across State interfaces, model setup, tests and design documentation.
Name resources by model role, attention algorithm and storage scheme. Resolve States by role, type substring and logical layer after creation, with cached queries and unique-match checks.
Remove inference-layer name binding and migrate compute, cache and transfer callers. Update design documentation and regression coverage.
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Major · Fix the write_req_to_cpu call. It uses keyword arguments the… · validate_model_cache.py:90-97
test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:90-97 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Fix the write_req_to_cpu call. It uses keyword arguments the method does not accept.
AttResourceManager.write_req_to_cpu accepts layouts, cpu_page_readies, big_page_slot_ids, and small_page_slot_ids. It has no page_kind or slot_ids parameter. This call raises TypeError on every run, so the script fails before any restore check.
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Update the write_req_to_cpu call in the validation script to remove the
unsupported page_kind and slot_ids arguments, passing source_slots through the
supported big_page_slot_ids parameter instead. Keep the existing layouts
argument unchanged.
Major · Pass req_idx for every hybrid model in read_req_from_cpu. · validate_model_cache.py:139-146
test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:139-146 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Pass req_idx for every hybrid model in read_req_from_cpu.
read_req_from_cpu asserts req_idx is not None when bounded or tail states exist. This call passes req_idx only when cpu_tail_restore is true. A hybrid model without a tail state, such as Qwen3Next, therefore fails with AssertionError.
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- req_idx=int(request[0]) if getattr(resources, "cpu_tail_restore", False) else None,+ req_idx=int(request[0]) if hybrid or getattr(resources, "cpu_tail_restore", False) else None,
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Update the `read_req_from_cpu` call to pass `req_idx` whenever the model is
hybrid or `cpu_tail_restore` is enabled, so hybrid models without tail state do
not pass `None`. Preserve the existing request index conversion and behavior for
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Major · Replace the copy_from_dp call. The manager has no… · validate_model_cache.py:149-157
test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:149-157 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Replace the copy_from_dp call. The manager has no copy_from_dp or dp_copy_mappings method.
AttResourceManager defines copy_from_other_dp(remote_att_manager, src_token_indexes, dst_token_indexes, src_big_page_ids, dst_big_page_ids, src_req_idx, dst_req_idx). The current call raises AttributeError before the dp_copy target is built. The dp_copy check therefore never runs.
The destination index must also be int64. req_to_token_indexs is int32, so call .long() on it.
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Replace the undefined copy_from_dp and dp_copy_mappings calls in the dp_copy
branch with AttResourceManager.copy_from_other_dp, supplying its required remote
manager, token-index, big-page-ID, and request-index arguments. Convert the
destination token indices derived from req_to_token_indexs to int64 before
passing them.
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Review comments at @test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:
- Line 208: Update the MTP commit call in the hybrid draft-model path to use
resources.commit_bounded_att_state instead of calling a bounded state directly;
pass CUDA tensor inputs and select the main role so the manager handles all
matching states and validates the inputs.
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Review comments at @test/att_resources/validate_model_cache.py:
- Around line 90-97: Update the write_req_to_cpu call in the validation script
to remove the unsupported page_kind and slot_ids arguments, passing source_slots
through the supported big_page_slot_ids parameter instead. Keep the existing
layouts argument unchanged.
- Around line 139-146: Update the `read_req_from_cpu` call to pass `req_idx`
whenever the model is hybrid or `cpu_tail_restore` is enabled, so hybrid models
without tail state do not pass `None`. Preserve the existing request index
conversion and behavior for other models.
- Around line 149-157: Replace the undefined copy_from_dp and dp_copy_mappings
calls in the dp_copy branch with AttResourceManager.copy_from_other_dp,
supplying its required remote manager, token-index, big-page-ID, and
request-index arguments. Convert the destination token indices derived from
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Fix the MTP commit call. It passes a Python list where the state requires a CUDA tensor.
commit_bounded_att_state asserts accepted_steps.is_cuda. A list has no is_cuda attribute, so this raises AttributeError on every hybrid run with draft models. Use the manager API. It selects all main-role bounded states and validates the inputs.
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Update the MTP commit call in the hybrid draft-model path to use
resources.commit_bounded_att_state instead of calling a bounded state directly;
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Introduce full-attention, bounded-attention and attention-tail states with shared resource allocation and staged model initialization.
Integrate CPU cache, DP sharing and PD transfers; add page transfer kernels, regression tests and architecture documentation.
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