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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature · Unblocks: 3 PRs Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant check_p5
participant fixtures
participant ReferenceProvider
participant CandidateProvider
participant SharedExpertBackend
check_p5->>fixtures: create selected routed or shared cases
check_p5->>ReferenceProvider: run oracle forward and backward
check_p5->>CandidateProvider: run candidate provider
CandidateProvider->>SharedExpertBackend: dispatch shared-expert kernels when selected
SharedExpertBackend-->>CandidateProvider: outputs and gradients
CandidateProvider-->>check_p5: boundary tensors
ReferenceProvider-->>check_p5: oracle boundary tensors
check_p5->>check_p5: compare hashes and set exit status
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Shared-expert execution can return incomplete results or fail on contract-valid inputs, while acceptance and schema validation can still admit invalid outputs or metadata. These issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- h, saved = oracle.clamp_swiglu_weighted_fwd(gate.detach(), up.detach(), p_s.detach()) + _, saved = oracle.clamp_swiglu_weighted_fwd(gate.detach(), up.detach(), p_s.detach())🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@rl_engine/moe/__init__.py`:
- Around line 20-40: Sort the entries in the __all__ list of the moe package
alphabetically to satisfy RUF022, preserving every existing export and its
spelling.
In `@rl_engine/moe/contract.py`:
- Around line 121-125: Update ExpertBatch.validate and SharedBatch.validate to
reject any schema_version differing from SCHEMA_VERSION and any numeric_profile
differing from ORACLE_PROFILE before tensor-data validation; preserve the
existing row_geometry and other validation checks.
- Line 206: In the shape unpacking within the relevant method, replace the
unused local variable t with _ while preserving hidden and the existing
behavior.
In `@rl_engine/moe/mx_format.py`:
- Around line 56-62: Update MXTensor.__post_init__ to validate that self.packing
equals NIBBLE_PACKING, rejecting any other packing value before tensors can be
decoded by unpack_nibbles.
In `@rl_engine/moe/trace.py`:
- Around line 56-57: Extend Trace.hashes in rl_engine/moe/trace.py:56-57 to
preserve each record’s SHA-256, dtype, and shape; update the divergence
comparison at rl_engine/moe/trace.py:72-73 to reject dtype or shape mismatches.
In scripts/check_p5.py:60-61, compare routed boundary metadata against each
hash, and in scripts/check_p5.py:78-79 compare shared output and gradient
metadata against each hash. Add a regression case that reshapes a candidate
output without changing its raw bytes and verifies acceptance fails.
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- Line 31: Update the unpacking assignment from oracle.clamp_swiglu_weighted_fwd
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| __all__ = [ | ||
| "GATE_CLAMP_MAX", | ||
| "ORACLE_PROFILE", | ||
| "SCHEMA_VERSION", | ||
| "UP_CLAMP_MAX", | ||
| "UP_CLAMP_MIN", | ||
| "ExpertBatch", | ||
| "ExpertProvider", | ||
| "ExpertTrace", | ||
| "LoRAParams", | ||
| "MXTensor", | ||
| "MX_BLOCK", | ||
| "ReferenceProvider", | ||
| "SharedBatch", | ||
| "StubProvider", | ||
| "first_divergence", | ||
| "mx_dequantize", | ||
| "mx_quantize", | ||
| "resolve_provider", | ||
| "tensor_sha256", | ||
| ] |
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Sort __all__ to satisfy RUF022.
Ruff reports that this export list is not sorted. Sort the entries or configure the rule intentionally.
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| def validate(self) -> None: | ||
| if self.schema_version != SCHEMA_VERSION: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"schema {self.schema_version!r} != {SCHEMA_VERSION!r}") | ||
| if self.row_geometry not in ROW_GEOMETRIES: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"row_geometry {self.row_geometry!r} not in {ROW_GEOMETRIES}") |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate both version fields in each batch type.
ExpertBatch.validate accepts an unsupported numeric_profile. SharedBatch.validate accepts unsupported schema_version and numeric_profile. These batches can then run with P5-v1 behavior although their declared contract is incompatible.
Reject values that differ from SCHEMA_VERSION and ORACLE_PROFILE before validating tensor data.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/contract.py` around lines 121 - 125, Update
ExpertBatch.validate and SharedBatch.validate to reject any schema_version
differing from SCHEMA_VERSION and any numeric_profile differing from
ORACLE_PROFILE before tensor-data validation; preserve the existing row_geometry
and other validation checks.
| raise TypeError(f"x must be BF16, got {self.x.dtype}") | ||
| if self.w_fc1.dtype != torch.bfloat16 or self.w_fc2.dtype != torch.bfloat16: | ||
| raise TypeError("shared weights must be BF16 in the v1 contract") | ||
| t, hidden = self.x.shape |
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Remove the unused local.
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| def __post_init__(self) -> None: | ||
| if self.elem_format not in EMAX_ELEM: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"unsupported elem_format {self.elem_format!r}") | ||
| if self.codes.dtype != torch.uint8 or self.scales.dtype != torch.uint8: | ||
| raise TypeError("MXTensor codes/scales must be uint8") | ||
| if self.shape[-1] % MX_BLOCK != 0: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"last dim {self.shape[-1]} not divisible by MX block {MX_BLOCK}") |
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Reject unsupported nibble packing.
MXTensor accepts any packing value, but unpack_nibbles always uses nibble-lo-first. A tensor declared with another packing can pass construction and produce incorrectly decoded FP4 weights.
Require self.packing == NIBBLE_PACKING in __post_init__.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/mx_format.py` around lines 56 - 62, Update
MXTensor.__post_init__ to validate that self.packing equals NIBBLE_PACKING,
rejecting any other packing value before tensors can be decoded by
unpack_nibbles.
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| def hashes(self) -> dict[str, str]: | ||
| return {r.name: r.sha256 for r in self.records} |
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Compare tensor dtype and shape with the hash.
The acceptance flow records dtype and shape, but it compares only SHA-256 values. A provider can return a reshaped tensor with identical contiguous bytes and pass acceptance even though it violates the tensor contract.
rl_engine/moe/trace.py#L56-L57: preserve dtype and shape in the trace comparison representation.rl_engine/moe/trace.py#L72-L73: return a divergence when dtype or shape differs.scripts/check_p5.py#L60-L61: compare routed boundary metadata with each hash.scripts/check_p5.py#L78-L79: compare shared output and gradient metadata with each hash.
Add a regression case that reshapes a candidate output without changing its raw bytes and verify that acceptance fails.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/trace.py` around lines 56 - 57, Extend Trace.hashes in
rl_engine/moe/trace.py:56-57 to preserve each record’s SHA-256, dtype, and
shape; update the divergence comparison at rl_engine/moe/trace.py:72-73 to
reject dtype or shape mismatches. In scripts/check_p5.py:60-61, compare routed
boundary metadata against each hash, and in scripts/check_p5.py:78-79 compare
shared output and gradient metadata against each hash. Add a regression case
that reshapes a candidate output without changing its raw bytes and verifies
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Implements shared_expert_mlp_fwd/bwd per the P5-S0 contract: every valid token runs fc1 -> one-round SwiGLU -> fc2 on BF16 frozen weights, backward returns dX only (FP32 accumulator), and the shared output stays independent of the routed path. Both backends reproduce the FP32 oracle's numeric profile oracle-fp32-serial-v1 byte-for-byte on the same device: one lane owns one output element and reduces serially in ascending k, multiply and add rounded separately (__fmul_rn/__fadd_rn on CUDA, uncontracted IEEE fp32 in Triton), sigmoid computed as 1/(1+expf(-x)) to match torch.sigmoid on FP32 CUDA tensors. No cross-lane floating-point reduction exists anywhere, so results are batch/padding invariant by construction (fwd(x)[t] == fwd(x[t:t+1]) byte-equal). The one-round SwiGLU core runs in shared mode (p_s=None, no clamp, per S0 decision D6) and is the reuse point for P5-2 (#63). Providers subclass ReferenceProvider and override only the two shared-expert methods, so the full acceptance command runs unchanged; unsupported input (non-CUDA device, missing extension or triton, foreign numeric profile) raises instead of falling back (fail-closed). Provenance records split_k=1 / serial-ascending-k / no-FMA per the P5-5 provenance requirement. Acceptance: python scripts/check_p5.py --provider rl_engine.moe.backends.shared_expert:CudaSharedExpertProvider --device cuda python scripts/check_p5.py --provider rl_engine.moe.backends.shared_expert:TritonSharedExpertProvider --device cuda pytest tests/test_shared_expert_mlp.py python benchmarks/benchmark_shared_expert_mlp.py Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
tl.exp is the fast exp2-based path and does not bit-match torch.sigmoid; libdevice __nv_expf does (0/4M mismatches on the device probe). Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
Neither tl.exp (exp2-based) nor libdevice __nv_expf bit-matches the nvcc expf inside torch.sigmoid (~45% / ~10% of fp32 values differ by 1 ulp); the tiny fixtures passed only because the BF16 round absorbed the difference, and the T=256 benchmark cross-check caught the divergence. The Triton path now takes torch.sigmoid(gate) as a kernel input and fuses the remaining SwiGLU math; a (256, 1024, 512) cross-backend byte-equality test locks the regression in. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
… _rn ops The compiler may contract a * b + c into an FMA; at T=256 that rounded dsilu = sig * (1 + g * (1 - sig)) differently on 2/262144 dgate elements (1 ulp after the BF16 round). All mul/add/sub in the Triton strict GEMM and SwiGLU kernels now go through libdevice add_rn/mul_rn/sub_rn, the exact Triton spelling of the CUDA kernel's __fadd_rn/__fmul_rn/__fsub_rn. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
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…ct path Adds two explicitly-selected performance providers that keep the P5-5 round positions (fc1 output and dX stay FP32; y/dh round once to BF16) and swap only the GEMM reduction order, per review feedback on #387: - shared-expert-cuda-det (p5-det-gemm-v1): reuses det_gemm_kernel.cu (fixed K-order, no split-K; TMA+mma.sync on SM90+, scalar K-tree fallback elsewhere) through two new FP32-output wrappers that expose the existing gemm_dispatch output_fp32 path. - shared-expert-triton-det (p5-triton-dot-v1): tl.dot with fixed 64x64x32 tiles, ascending-k, no autotune and no split-K. Both are deterministic and batch-invariant but not byte-equal to oracle-fp32-serial-v1; selecting them by provider name is the explicit opt-in, and the strict providers remain the oracle-parity gate. New tests pin repeat-run byte-equality, per-row batch invariance, and closeness to the oracle; the benchmark now reports all four backends. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
det_gemm merges K with a BF16 mid-split tree (its TP-equivalence design), so its deviation from the FP32-serial oracle is BF16-tree-sized; the tl.dot path keeps FP32 accumulators and only carries reduction-order noise. Each provider now declares its own closeness tolerance instead of sharing one number. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
[P5-2] Add deterministic clamp_swiglu_weighted CUDA kernel
[DSv4][P5-5] Shared Expert MLP: strict CUDA + Triton kernels
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In `@csrc/cuda/gemm/det_gemm_kernel.cu`:
- Line 557: Update both new GEMM entry points before gemm_dispatch to handle
empty dimensions: return the allocated empty output when M (including T) is
zero, and return a zero-filled output when K is zero. Ensure these checks occur
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In `@docs/operators/shared-expert-mlp.md`:
- Line 10: Update the fenced pseudocode block in the documentation to include
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In `@rl_engine/moe/backends/shared_expert.py`:
- Line 75: Update SharedBatch.validate() to accept only batches with placement
equal to "replicated" and reject all other placements, including "tp-sharded",
before local GEMMs run.
- Line 81: Update _check_batch to require batch.x, batch.w_fc1, and batch.w_fc2
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| a = a.contiguous(); b = b.contiguous(); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2 && b.dim() == 2, "det_gemm_fwd_out_fp32: expect 2D [M,K]@[K,N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b.size(0) == a.size(1), "det_gemm_fwd_out_fp32: K mismatch"); | ||
| return gemm_dispatch(a, b, RhsLayout::kKN, OutputLayout::kMN, /*output_fp32=*/true); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle empty dimensions before CUDA dispatch.
The shared-batch contract permits T == 0. Both new entry points then call gemm_dispatch with M == 0, which launches a kernel with a zero-sized grid.
Return the allocated empty tensor before kernel selection. Also return a zero-filled tensor for K == 0; the SM90 path otherwise reaches its store with no initialized reduction value.
Proposed central fix
auto c = transpose_output ? torch::empty({N, M}, options) : torch::empty({M, N}, options);
+if (c.numel() == 0) return c;
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In `@csrc/cuda/gemm/det_gemm_kernel.cu` at line 557, Update both new GEMM entry
points before gemm_dispatch to handle empty dimensions: return the allocated
empty output when M (including T) is zero, and return a zero-filled output when
K is zero. Ensure these checks occur before kernel selection or launch, while
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Reject tp-sharded batches.
SharedBatch.validate() accepts placement="tp-sharded", but this provider performs only local GEMMs. It does not implement the collective operation needed to produce a complete shared-expert result.
Fail closed unless batch.placement == "replicated". Otherwise, the provider can return a partial result as a valid output.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/backends/shared_expert.py` at line 75, Update
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"replicated" and reject all other placements, including "tp-sharded", before
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Require one CUDA device for every shared-expert operand.
SharedBatch.validate() checks shapes and dtypes, but not devices. Triton and deterministic CUDA receivers also do not enforce device equality. Therefore, mixed-device weights or backward dy can reach kernel pointer use and cause a CUDA launch or illegal-memory failure.
In _check_batch, require batch.x, batch.w_fc1, and batch.w_fc2 to use batch.x.device. In shared_expert_mlp_bwd, apply the same check to dy and saved z before dispatch.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/backends/shared_expert.py` at line 81, Update _check_batch to
require batch.x, batch.w_fc1, and batch.w_fc2 all use batch.x.device, and reject
non-CUDA inputs as before. In shared_expert_mlp_bwd, validate that dy and saved
z use the same device as batch.x before dispatching to any receiver.
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What
P5-S0start kit for the P5 work package (MXFP4 Routed Expert + LoRA + Shared Expert).It ships the contract, the reference answers, and the checker — no GPU kernels. With this merged, all 9 sub-tasks (P5-1 … P5-9) can start in parallel: everyone codes against the same frozen math and the same golden bytes.
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What's inside
rl_engine/moe/mx_format.pyrl_engine/moe/contract.pyExpertBatch/SharedBatch/LoRAParamsschemas + fingerprintsrl_engine/moe/oracle.pyrl_engine/moe/provider.pyExpertProvider), plus a reference and a fail-closed stubrl_engine/moe/fixtures.pyscripts/check_p5.pytests/test_p5_*.pytests/fixtures/p5/golden_hashes.jsondocs/design/p5_expert_start_kit.mdHow to use it
1. Check that everything works (no GPU needed):
python scripts/check_p5.py # RESULT: PASS (all boundaries byte-equal)2. Implement your operator (example: you claimed P5-2,
clamp_swiglu_weighted):3. Run acceptance on your provider:
Every boundary must be byte-equal to the oracle on the same device. Any mismatch prints the first diverging boundary and exits 1. Put this output in your PR description.
4. If a contract decision changes (needs maintainer sign-off first):
python -m rl_engine.moe.fixtures --write-manifest # regenerate golden hashesKey frozen decisions (details in the design doc)
oracle-fp32-serial-v1: FP32, serial ascending order, no FMA fusion. A kernel either reproduces it bit-for-bit or registers its own numeric profile — never silentlydWanywherep_sapplied once, insideclamp_swiglu_weightedNot in this PR
No CUDA/Triton kernels, no Megatron/vLLM injection (P5-6), no EP/TP multi-GPU gates (P5-7 … P5-9). Those are the sub-tasks this kit unblocks.
Test results
check_p5.pyreference provider: PASS; stub provider: fails closed as designedSummary by CodeRabbit
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