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What you can do now

skippy-quantize compose-mtp can build the self-contained composite GGUF issue #1425 asks for: a quantized sharded target (e.g. Nemotron 3 Super UD-Q4_K_XL) plus an MTP/NextN draft head folded in as the final block — no native ABI change, no re-quantization, target bytes preserved verbatim. scripts/hf-skippy-mtp-compose-job.py runs the whole package build (convert head → compose → attach probe → stream-publish) as an HF Job.

How it works

  • Rewrites the last shard's header/tensor table and stream-copies its data; GGUF tensor offsets are data-section-relative, so re-serialization preserves them. MTP tensors append at aligned offsets as blk.N with the renamed nextn/per-block names.
  • --metadata-shard/--metadata-output: llama.cpp splits keep the global KV (block_count, tokenizer) only in shard 1 — verified against the unsloth UD-Q4_K_XL target where shards 2–3 carry only split.* KVs. The bump (88→89) and --set-kv overrides (nemotron_h_moe.nextn_predict_layers=1) are applied there, never double-applied.
  • Drafts already positioned at the target block are accepted verbatim — the pinned llama.cpp converter's --mtp export for the Nemotron MTPv2 head emits exactly that (verified in .deps/llama.cpp/conversion/nemotron.py).
  • GgufKv::Raw preserves metadata value types without typed variants losslessly.

Validation

  • cargo test -p skippy-quantize — 162 passed (5 new: round-trip bytes, KV overrides, rename refusal/acceptance, sharded metadata patch).
  • cargo clippy -p skippy-quantize --all-targets -- -D warnings clean.
  • Target/draft tensor names cross-checked against the actual Hub artifacts (unsloth GGUF shard headers, NVIDIA MTPv2 safetensors index) and the pinned converter mapping.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a unified radix-based cache for resident and recurrent state with prefix matching, deduplication, reference tracking, and LRU eviction.
    • Added MTP-to-GGUF composition tooling, composite KV pages, K-index metadata, and mixed iteration-batch execution.
    • Added certification batteries, automated upstream canary repair, and reproducible cache A/B benchmarks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented partial session-state updates when token-count validation fails.
    • Improved MTP composition reliability by staging required tokenizer files.
  • Documentation

    • Added unified cache and canary repair guidance.

i386 added 24 commits August 25, 2026 15:59
Use one namespace-aware compressed token radix tree for resident KV and recurrent/full-state checkpoints. Remove both flat prefix indexes, make native resident save/drop transactional, and expose radix topology, reference, and eviction telemetry.

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- B1: probe every layer file in [layer_start, layer_end) for recurrent
  tensors so attention-first hybrid stages resolve KvRecurrent
- B2: restore synchronize() before embd_seq teardown in the llama patch
  queue (destructor, encode, decode) so async copies complete first
- B4/B5: export and import MSA/DSA k_idx indexer rows in native KV pages
  behind a new HAS_K_IDX flag + descriptor field; non-uniform layouts
  still fail loudly (ABI patch 41, Rust mirrors updated)
- B6: output_reorder uses n_embd_out for pooled embedding rows
- B8: graph_max_nodes scaled budget is universal, not arch-allowlisted
- 0016: reject activation inputs wider than the stage input embedding;
  make Rust session token bookkeeping atomic on batch success

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The B4/B5 k_idx changes in 0006 changed include/skippy/state.h's preimage
blob, but 0011 still carried the stale index/context, so git am failed at
0011 with 'sha1 information is lacking or useless'. Regenerated the
state.h section of 0011 from the new preimage; queue applies clean
through prepare-llama.sh pinned.

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…rtify runner

- llama-upstream-canary.yml moves to the self-hosted family-certify runner
  (trusted default-branch content only) and gates the upstream pin commit on
  the new tiered family battery instead of cargo check alone.
- New scripts/skippy-family-battery.sh drives scripts/family-certify.sh from
  ci/llama-canary/family-tier{1,2}.tsv: tier 1 runs parity + dtype lanes for
  every prod/hybrid/recurrent family plus a boundary sweep over every cut
  offset mod the interleaving period (the B1 bug class); tier 2 runs a single
  fixed-split parity lane per family.
- Models are no longer cached through GitHub Actions cache: the battery and
  smoke lanes resolve artifacts from the runner's pre-warmed HF_CACHE, with
  hf download as a cache-miss backstop only.
- When the patch queue fails to apply, scripts/llama-canary-agent-repair.sh
  hands the queue to a non-interactive opencode agent (default model
  Nemotron 3 Ultra Free, override via LLAMA_CANARY_AGENT_MODEL) following
  ci/llama-canary/agent-repair-prompt.md: rebase patches, rebuild, run the
  battery, and open or reuse the llama-canary/patch-queue-fix PR.
- Runner toolchain comes from the family-certify image (verified, never
  installed in-job); actionlint label inventory, CI skill inventory, and
  ci/ci.md updated in the same change.

Stacked on #1435 (fix/skippy-split-bugs-b1-b8). Issue #1434.

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The repair gate now passes when the runner has no API key env vars but
opencode has been authenticated on the host via 'opencode auth login',
since 'opencode run' reads its own credential store.

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Run 5 of the agent-repaired canary fell back to git am --3way retries on
patch 0002 conflicts and exited 128. Make the repair prompt require the
llama-patch-changes deliberate queue rewrite (branch-based conflict
resolution, tree-identical verification, format-patch regeneration)
whenever am fails, instead of a retry loop.

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…un KV cache oracle

Replace the tier1/tier2 split with one 32-row family-certified.tsv manifest
(35-family plan with qwen35 dropped and qwen3-moe decision A resolved); every
row now runs the full certification lane set including hybrid boundary sweeps.

Make the KV-cache oracle effective in battery runs: default --cache-hit-repeats
to 2 so the cached pass is compared token-exact against the uncached pass in
the state-handoff lane, and backfill --activation-width from the single-step
report so the state lane is no longer silently skipped when the battery does
not pass a width explicitly.

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After the opencode repair turn the repair script now runs the family battery
itself; each failure hands the battery summary back to the agent for a fix
turn followed by recertify, up to CANARY_REPAIR_MAX_TURNS (default 2). The
wrapper, not the agent, decides when certification passes. Raise the repair
step and job ceilings so multiple full battery runs fit.

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…utcome

The wrapper now ensures a PR exists on llama-canary/patch-queue-fix (pushing
and creating it, or opening a fallback issue when the branch has no diff) and
posts a status comment on every exit path: battery green, patch queue still
broken after an agent turn, or battery failing after all repair turns — the
stuck comments carry the battery tail so a human can pick up where the agent
stopped. Agent turns are non-fatal so a crashed opencode run cannot skip PR
reporting.

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…ck-free

The family-certify runner's HF cache moved to the lab NFS models volume
(2.2T free). The runner .env now exports HF_CACHE pointing there plus
HF_HUB_OFFLINE=1: NFS offers no flock, so hf on the runner is read-only
and the cache is populated by a two-stage prewarm (download on local
disk, move each repo to NFS, delete the local copy).

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…et GGUF

Adds a streaming compose-mtp subcommand for issue #1425: it rewrites the
last shard's header/tensor table (GGUF offsets are data-section-relative,
so verbatim re-serialization is safe), byte-copies the target data,
appends the converted MTP draft tensors at aligned offsets as the final
block, and bumps block_count. --metadata-shard patches the first shard of
sharded targets, where llama.cpp splits keep the global KV. Drafts whose
tensors are already positioned at the target block (pinned llama.cpp
converter --mtp output) are accepted verbatim.

Also lands scripts/hf-skippy-mtp-compose-job.py, the HF Job payload that
converts the NVIDIA MTPv2 head with the pinned converter, composes the
UD-Q4_K_XL target, probes with validate-mtp-attach, and stream-publishes
the composite repo.

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This change replaces separate cache indexes with a unified radix cache, updates runtime and KV-page ABIs, adds composite page support, introduces GGUF MTP composition tooling, and expands canary certification, automated repair, and radix-cache benchmarking.

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Unified radix cache

Layer / File(s) Summary
Radix cache topology and server integration
crates/skippy-cache/*, crates/skippy-server/src/kv_integration/*, crates/skippy-server/src/frontend/*
Adds UnifiedRadixCache, namespace-aware identities, resident and recurrent entries, reference tracking, eviction, blob storage, sequence pooling, rollback, telemetry, and updated cache tests.
Radix design contract
docs/design/SKIPPY_UNIFIED_RADIX_CACHE.md
Documents radix topology, component rules, invariants, implementation sequence, and verification criteria.

Runtime and ABI updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Runtime descriptors and atomic updates
crates/skippy-ffi/src/*, crates/skippy-runtime/src/*
Adds indexed-KV fields and flags, validates descriptor consistency, supports older serialized descriptors, and makes batch token-count updates atomic.
Staged and composite runtime patches
third_party/llama.cpp/patches/*
Adds staged execution, indexed KV-page handling, composite ISWA pages, mixed iteration execution, model support, build wiring, and related tests.

GGUF MTP composition

Layer / File(s) Summary
Composition engine and CLI
crates/skippy-quantize/src/*
Adds compose-mtp to read GGUF files, preserve metadata, rename and append MTP tensors, patch block counts and metadata shards, and emit reports.
Hugging Face composition job
scripts/hf-skippy-mtp-compose-job.py
Adds repository preparation, quantizer building, MTP conversion, shard recomposition, validation, and uploads.

Upstream canary certification

Layer / File(s) Summary
Canary workflow and repair
.github/workflows/llama-upstream-canary.yml, .github/actionlint.yaml, scripts/llama-canary-agent-repair.sh, ci/llama-canary/*
Moves certification to a trusted self-hosted runner, verifies preinstalled tools and HF_CACHE, gates pin updates on the family battery, and runs bounded automated patch repair.
Family certification battery
scripts/skippy-family-battery.sh, scripts/family-certify.sh, evals/skippy-radix-cache-models.json
Adds manifest-driven certification, two cache-hit repeats, activation-width fallback, and six model cases.

Radix benchmark

Layer / File(s) Summary
Benchmark harness and tests
evals/skippy-radix-cache-ab.py, evals/skippy-radix-cache-models.json, scripts/tests/test_skippy_radix_cache_ab.py
Adds old/new server comparison across cache modes, workloads, concurrency levels, telemetry, output parity, cache preservation, and acceptance gates.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 9929a

The PR adds composite GGUF publication and related runtime and CI changes, but it can reuse a stale MTP source on repeated builds and still contains unresolved correctness, availability, and workflow-isolation risks that could produce invalid artifacts, destabilize runtime behavior, or execute untrusted content with write access; it is not merge-ready without fixes or explicit acceptance.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant SkippyServer
  participant UnifiedRadixCache
  participant NativeRuntime
  Client->>SkippyServer: submit generation request
  SkippyServer->>UnifiedRadixCache: lookup namespace and token IDs
  UnifiedRadixCache-->>SkippyServer: return resident or recurrent match
  SkippyServer->>NativeRuntime: restore or execute cached state
  NativeRuntime-->>SkippyServer: return outputs and cache state
  SkippyServer->>UnifiedRadixCache: record or release entry
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sequenceDiagram
  participant CanaryWorkflow
  participant PrepareLlama
  participant LlamaCanaryAgentRepair
  participant SkippyFamilyBattery
  CanaryWorkflow->>PrepareLlama: apply upstream patch queue
  PrepareLlama-->>CanaryWorkflow: preparation result
  CanaryWorkflow->>LlamaCanaryAgentRepair: repair failed queue
  LlamaCanaryAgentRepair->>SkippyFamilyBattery: run certification battery
  SkippyFamilyBattery-->>LlamaCanaryAgentRepair: certification result
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third_party/llama.cpp/patches/0001-Add-staged-model-graph-and-family-support.patch (1)

561-581: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Restore the seq_id bounds check before indexing seq_output_count.

llama_context::decode() indexes seq_output_count[seq_id] before calling balloc->init(). The latter validates batch.seq_id[i][s], so an invalid negative or oversized seq_id can cause an out-of-bounds vector access first.

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In
`@third_party/llama.cpp/patches/0001-Add-staged-model-graph-and-family-support.patch`
around lines 561 - 581, Restore the seq_id validity guard in
llama_context::decode before incrementing or otherwise indexing
seq_output_count, rejecting negative IDs and IDs greater than or equal to
n_seq_max. Preserve the existing one-output-per-sequence validation for valid
sequence IDs.
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evals/skippy-radix-cache-ab.py (1)

395-395: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the inline lambdas and the loop-body closure to clear the lint findings.

Ruff reports E731 for numeric (Line 395) and fmt (Line 875), and B023 for the loop-variable capture in pooled (Line 624) and fmt (Line 875). The captures are safe today because each closure runs inside the same iteration, so behavior is unchanged. Move the three helpers to module-level defs that take their inputs as parameters. This clears the lint findings and removes the late-binding hazard for future edits.

♻️ Proposed refactor
+def numeric(attrs: list[dict[str, Any]], key: str) -> list[int]:
+    return [int(row[key]) for row in attrs if isinstance(row.get(key), (int, float))]
+
+
+def pooled(summaries: list[dict[str, Any]], name: str) -> list[float]:
+    return [
+        float(value)
+        for summary in summaries
+        for value in summary.get(name, [])
+        if isinstance(value, (int, float))
+    ]
+
+
+def fmt(row: dict[str, Any], key: str) -> str:
+    value = row.get(key)
+    return f"{value:.1f}" if isinstance(value, (int, float)) else "n/a"

Then call numeric(attrs, "skippy.kv.matched_prefix_tokens"), pooled(summaries, "ttft_ms"), and fmt(row, "ttft_ms_p50") at the existing sites.

Also applies to: 621-627, 875-875

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In `@evals/skippy-radix-cache-ab.py` at line 395, Replace the inline numeric,
pooled, and fmt lambdas or loop-body closures with module-level def helpers that
accept their data and key inputs explicitly. Update the existing call sites to
use numeric(attrs, "skippy.kv.matched_prefix_tokens"), pooled(summaries,
"ttft_ms"), and fmt(row, "ttft_ms_p50"), preserving current behavior while
clearing E731 and B023.

Source: Linters/SAST tools

crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs (1)

359-367: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

array_element_size rejects INT8 and INT16 arrays.

read_kv accepts GGUF_TYPE_INT8 as a scalar (Line 276), but this function has no INT8 arm, so an INT8 metadata array makes the whole command fail with "unsupported GGUF array element type 1". The behavior fails closed, so no file is corrupted. Adding the two missing 1-byte and 2-byte widths removes an avoidable hard stop.

♻️ Proposed addition
     Ok(match element_type {
-        GGUF_TYPE_UINT8 | GGUF_TYPE_BOOL => 1,
-        GGUF_TYPE_UINT16 => 2,
+        GGUF_TYPE_UINT8 | GGUF_TYPE_INT8 | GGUF_TYPE_BOOL => 1,
+        GGUF_TYPE_UINT16 => 2,

Note that INT16 (type 3) is also absent from both read_kv and this table.

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In `@crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs` around lines 359 - 367, Update
array_element_size to support GGUF_TYPE_INT8 with width 1 and GGUF_TYPE_INT16
with width 2, alongside the existing unsigned widths. Preserve the
unsupported-type error for all other element types.
crates/skippy-quantize/src/gguf_metadata.rs (1)

229-236: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

The Raw arm cannot represent array values losslessly.

This arm writes a scalar header followed by bytes. For a scalar value_type (UINT8, INT8, INT64, FLOAT64) that is a correct round-trip. For value_type == GGUF_TYPE_ARRAY the GGUF encoding also requires an element type (u32) and an element count (u64) before the payload. read_kv_array in crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs (Lines 345-354) builds GgufKv::Raw with value_type: GGUF_TYPE_ARRAY and stores only the element payload, so those two fields are dropped here and the written file is malformed.

The root cause is on the read side. I raise the fix at crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs Lines 345-354.

Consider making the invariant explicit here so a future caller cannot pass an array type into this arm.

🛡️ Optional guard for the scalar-only invariant
         GgufKv::Raw {
             key,
             value_type,
             bytes,
         } => {
+            ensure!(
+                *value_type != GGUF_TYPE_ARRAY,
+                "GGUF metadata {key:?}: Raw cannot carry an array value; the element type and count are not stored"
+            );
             write_scalar_header(writer, key, *value_type)?;
             writer.write_all(bytes)?;
         }
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minimal, and validate.

In `@crates/skippy-quantize/src/gguf_metadata.rs` around lines 229 - 236, Update
read_kv_array so GgufKv::Raw retains the complete GGUF array representation,
including element type and element count, instead of storing only the payload
bytes; ensure the writer’s Raw arm receives scalar values only and cannot be
given GGUF_TYPE_ARRAY, preserving lossless array round-tripping.
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minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/llama-upstream-canary.yml:
- Around line 8-14: Add scripts/family-certify.sh to the on.push.paths filter in
the llama-upstream-canary workflow, alongside the existing
skippy-family-battery.sh and related canary scripts, so changes to the invoked
certification script trigger the canary.
- Around line 21-30: Add a job-level condition to latest-upstream requiring
github.ref to equal refs/heads/main, so workflow_dispatch runs only for the main
branch while preserving the existing runner and workflow behavior.

In `@crates/skippy-cache/src/radix.rs`:
- Around line 636-645: Update the partial-edge branch in the nearest-resident
lookup around nearest_resident_descendant so that when the child lookup returns
None, it falls back to checking resident descendants of node using path and
records the branch-point match at consumed. Preserve the existing child result
and break behavior when a descendant is found.

In `@crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs`:
- Around line 345-354: Preserve GGUF array metadata in the Raw construction at
crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs:345-354 by prepending the element type
and count in little-endian form to the payload bytes, and add a UINT64-array
round-trip test. In the Raw-writing arm at
crates/skippy-quantize/src/gguf_metadata.rs:229-236, continue writing value_type
and bytes verbatim and add an ensure validating the read-side array-header
invariant.
- Around line 180-188: Update apply_override to return an error when an existing
key’s value is not U32, instead of silently returning unchanged; retain
replacement for U32 keys and insertion for missing keys. Propagate this Result
through plan_metadata and its callers so composition reports the type mismatch
rather than succeeding.
- Around line 419-424: Update the block-size mappings for Q2_K through Q6_K in
the quantization type mapping so each uses 256 elements, matching the pinned
ggml QK_K and blck_size values; leave the existing byte sizes unchanged.

In `@crates/skippy-runtime/src/activation.rs`:
- Around line 135-152: In the activation flow around the native batch calls,
move the updated_counts computation and overflow validation before each native
call, including the second block identified by its corresponding updated_counts
logic. Keep the collected values available, invoke the native call, require
ensure_ok to succeed, then assign the counts to request.session.token_count so
failed validation or native calls leave session state unchanged.

In `@crates/skippy-runtime/src/types.rs`:
- Around line 202-207: Extend RuntimeKvPageDesc::validate_payload to validate
each RuntimeKvPageComponentDesc’s k_idx_row_bytes against its flags using the
KV_PAGE_FLAG_HAS_K_IDX invariant, covering both composite components. Preserve
the existing page-level validation and return the same kind of validation error
for any component mismatch.

In `@crates/skippy-server/src/kv_integration/config.rs`:
- Around line 121-156: Update store_exact_radix_record to reject or return
immediately when pending.token_ids is empty, before calling dedupe_into or
UnifiedRadixCache::insert_recurrent, so empty exact-state records are never
inserted or cause a worker panic. Preserve normal storage and eviction behavior
for non-empty token paths.

In `@scripts/hf-skippy-mtp-compose-job.py`:
- Around line 148-155: Validate that HF_TOKEN is present at the beginning of
main, before ensure_build_tools, ensure_python_deps, prepare_repos,
build_skippy_quantize, convert_mtp, or compose run; fail clearly if it is
missing, while keeping upload’s existing token usage unchanged.
- Around line 108-113: Update target_shards to filter the target directory glob
using args.target_basename, ensuring only the intended sharded GGUF files are
returned; preserve the existing minimum-shard validation and ordering used by
compose.

In `@scripts/llama-canary-agent-repair.sh`:
- Around line 99-105: Update pr_comment to track whether the resource came from
current_pr or the fallback ensure_pr path; use gh pr comment for an existing
pull request and gh issue comment when ensure_pr returns an issue number,
preserving the existing non-failing behavior.
- Around line 108-117: Update run_battery so certification does not use stale
artifacts: remove the --skip-build option from scripts/skippy-family-battery.sh,
or ensure every successful scripts/prepare-llama.sh path runs
scripts/build-llama.sh and rebuilds the statically linked certification binaries
before invoking the battery. Preserve the existing log capture, summary output,
and exit-code behavior.

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Outside diff comments:
In
`@third_party/llama.cpp/patches/0001-Add-staged-model-graph-and-family-support.patch`:
- Around line 561-581: Restore the seq_id validity guard in
llama_context::decode before incrementing or otherwise indexing
seq_output_count, rejecting negative IDs and IDs greater than or equal to
n_seq_max. Preserve the existing one-output-per-sequence validation for valid
sequence IDs.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/skippy-quantize/src/compose_mtp.rs`:
- Around line 359-367: Update array_element_size to support GGUF_TYPE_INT8 with
width 1 and GGUF_TYPE_INT16 with width 2, alongside the existing unsigned
widths. Preserve the unsupported-type error for all other element types.

In `@crates/skippy-quantize/src/gguf_metadata.rs`:
- Around line 229-236: Update read_kv_array so GgufKv::Raw retains the complete
GGUF array representation, including element type and element count, instead of
storing only the payload bytes; ensure the writer’s Raw arm receives scalar
values only and cannot be given GGUF_TYPE_ARRAY, preserving lossless array
round-tripping.

In `@evals/skippy-radix-cache-ab.py`:
- Line 395: Replace the inline numeric, pooled, and fmt lambdas or loop-body
closures with module-level def helpers that accept their data and key inputs
explicitly. Update the existing call sites to use numeric(attrs,
"skippy.kv.matched_prefix_tokens"), pooled(summaries, "ttft_ms"), and fmt(row,
"ttft_ms_p50"), preserving current behavior while clearing E731 and B023.
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The skippy-quantize standalone release recipe requires ld.lld, which the
uv job image lacks; ensure_build_tools now installs it alongside the
existing build tools.

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The repo no-console-print contract forbids println! in product code;
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The job image runs the script under uv in an ephemeral venv, but torch was
installed via the PATH pip (a different interpreter) and the converter also
needs its own requirements (gguf, sentencepiece). Resolve all installs and
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The pinned converter takes --outfile (not --outdir), and the MTPv2 repo
ships no tokenizer files. Stage a converter input dir that symlinks the
mounted MTP weights and pulls the base-model tokenizer from the full
BF16 repo.

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Needs revision. The sharded output metadata has a loader-blocking mismatch called out inline.

Follow-ups:

  • Add a sharded fixture that contains split.tensors.count, then load the composed output with llama.cpp.
  • Compose MTP isn't exercised by current CI or the HF job tests.
  • The current Linux run also has a deterministic skippy-server test failure. Please rerun the full matrix after the metadata fix.

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i386 added 2 commits August 26, 2026 10:55
…ror on non-u32 overrides

Review fixes for #1439:

- Sharded composites now bump `split.tensors.count` in the metadata
  shard (and in the target KV when composing unsharded-with-split-KV)
  by the appended MTP tensor count, so llama.cpp no longer rejects the
  composite as inconsistent with the loaded tensor names. Covered by the
  sharded fixture test.
- `GgufKv::Raw` arrays now preserve the GGUF array header (element
  type + count) inside the raw bytes, so array metadata round-trips
  losslessly instead of shifting every following KV entry.
- `--set-kv` on an existing non-u32 key now errors instead of
  silently no-oping.
The last compose job died with SIGBUS mid-conversion with no diagnostic
output; emit df for the work area and model mounts at each stage boundary
so disk pressure vs read-only-mount stalls are distinguishable from logs.
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Review fixes pushed in 61799e4 (+ job logging in dacfbdc):

  • split.tensors.count is now bumped by the appended MTP tensor count when patching the metadata shard (and in the target KV when no metadata shard is given). Covered in patches_metadata_shard_for_sharded_targets, whose fixture now carries split.tensors.count and asserts the bumped total. The composed output is exercised end-to-end by the job's validate-mtp-attach probe (full llama.cpp-side attach path); happy to add an in-repo loader fixture on top if you want the check in CI too.
  • GgufKv::Raw arrays now preserve the GGUF array header (element type + element count) inside the raw bytes so the round-trip no longer shifts subsequent KV entries (raw_array_metadata_round_trips_with_array_header).
  • --set-kv against an existing non-u32 key now errors instead of silently no-oping (set_kv_override_errors_on_non_u32_existing_key).

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  • crates/skippy-cache/src/radix.rs
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  • crates/skippy-quantize/src/gguf_metadata.rs
  • crates/skippy-runtime/src/activation.rs
  • crates/skippy-runtime/src/types.rs
  • crates/skippy-server/src/kv_integration/config.rs
  • scripts/hf-skippy-mtp-compose-job.py
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…odel mount

Two consecutive jobs stalled at exactly 138M/5.88G while the converter read
mmap'd safetensors through /mnt/mtpv2 (first SIGBUS after ~1h47m, then a hang
until the job timeout). Snapshot-download the weights into the work dir so
conversion reads local disk; the mount stays available only for the target
shards.
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llama.cpp gguf_split (and our own split writer) emit
split.tensors.count as int32; the compose-mtp metadata bump only
accepted uint32 and errored on the real unsloth shard. Bump u16/u32/
i32/u64 in place preserving the scalar type, and fix the sharded
fixture to use the int32 type real shards carry.
llama.cpp's loader (get_key_or_arr) validates per-layer array keys like
nemotron_h_moe.feed_forward_length against block_count. Composing an MTP
layer bumped block_count but left those arrays one entry short, so the
loader rejected the composite shards. Arrays sized to the pre-bump block
count now gain one entry, taken from the MTP GGUF's matching key when
present and duplicated from the last layer otherwise.
The Nemotron UD-Q4_K_XL stores attention.head_count as a scalar and the
remaining per-layer arrays as i32. The previous guard bailed on both the
scalar form and raw (untyped-variant) arrays. Scalars are now skipped
(llama.cpp repeats them across layers) and raw arrays are extended in
their own element type, preferring the MTP draft's value when it is
representable. Verified locally against the real shard-1 metadata.
Job 6 failed at done_getting_tensors: expected 781, got 779. The
Nemotron 3 Super MTPv2 head carries ffn_latent_down/up (LoRA-compressed
expert projections), but the NextN load loop never requested them, so
the two draft tensors stayed unclaimed in the composite and the loader
rejected the split. Request both tensors with TENSOR_NOT_REQUIRED and
route the MTP MoE branch through the latent projections when present,
matching trunk MoE layers.
Two llama.cpp patch-queue fixes so a NextN-only draft GGUF (converted
with convert_hf_to_gguf.py --mtp) attaches to the quantized trunk:

- 0028: the nemotron loaders created token_embd/output_norm as required
  tensors and unconditionally duplicated token_embd for the output
  fallback, so loading a standalone draft failed with
  check_tensor_dims: tensor 'token_embd.weight' not found. Mark the
  shared trunk tensors TENSOR_NOT_REQUIRED when mtp_only and skip the
  duplication fallback; graph_mtp borrows the trunk embedding and LM
  head through ctx_other.

- 0029: the llama_context constructor gates ctx_other propagation by
  arch (GEMMA4_ASSISTANT, EAGLE3/DFLASH, INKLING) and had no
  NEMOTRON_H_MOE clause, so the attach path's ctx_other was silently
  dropped and graph_mtp aborted at reserve time on
  tok_embd_w != nullptr. Add the missing clause, gated on
  LLAMA_CONTEXT_TYPE_MTP like the INKLING one.

Verified locally end-to-end against the real checkpoint
(nvidia Nemotron-3-Super-120B-A12B BF16-MTPv2 draft + unsloth
UD-Q4_K_XL trunk shards): convert --mtp -> compose-mtp (mtp-block 88,
89+1 layers) -> validate-mtp-attach passes with
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Local repro complete — root causes 1 & 2 fixed, full pipeline verified

The failed job 7 path is now reproduced and passing locally against the real checkpoint (nvidia Nemotron-3-Super-120B-A12B-BF16-MTPv2 draft + unsloth UD-Q4_K_XL trunk shards), no remote jobs spent.

Root cause 1 (draft load): the upstream MTPv2 repo carries no token_embd/lm_head (1040 keys, only mtp.layers.*); the nemotron loaders created token_embd/output_norm as required tensors for the draft load → check_tensor_dims: token_embd.weight not found. Fix (patch 0028): mark shared trunk tensors TENSOR_NOT_REQUIRED when mtp_only, skip the duplicate-embedding fallback; the MTP graph borrows trunk tok_embd/output via ctx_other.

Root cause 2 (draft context, found by the local repro): the llama_context constructor gates ctx_other propagation by arch (GEMMA4_ASSISTANT, EAGLE3/DFLASH, INKLING) — no NEMOTRON_H_MOE clause. The attach path set ctx_other, the constructor silently dropped it, and graph_mtp aborted at reserve time: nemotron-h-moe.cpp:31 GGML_ASSERT(tok_embd_w != nullptr ...). Fix (patch 0029): add the missing clause, gated on LLAMA_CONTEXT_TYPE_MTP like INKLING.

Verified end-to-end on this machine (patched queue through 0029, cpu static ABI build):

convert --mtp → compose-mtp (--mtp-block 88, 89+1 layers) → validate-mtp-attach
✅ MTP attach valid: parts=3 layers=89 mtp_layers=1 projector=none session_created=true

scripts/tests: 549 passed, 7 skipped. Commits: 0028 + 0029 on this branch (2e949a20).

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Job 8 froze writing mtp-nemotron-mtpv2.gguf through the FUSE bucket
mount at /data (0% CPU, 0 net, writer blocked in I/O; status API kept
reporting RUNNING). The same pathology the script already documents for
reads off the model mounts, now on the write side. Job 10 with
--work-dir /tmp completed convert → compose → validate → publish in
787 s. Default the work dir to the container overlay so the fix does
not depend on the launch command.
Main absorbed the #1436 canary lineage as #1436/#1457 squashes and
deleted patch 0011; take main's side for all nine conflicted files
(CI canary, ci.md, activation.rs, family-battery script, patches
0001/0013/0016, 0011 deletion). The branch's unique deltas — the
compose-mtp skippy-quantize work and MTP patches 0028/0029 — are
untouched by this merge.
Main's canary squashes restructured src/llama-context.cpp (patch 0001
region), so 0029 stopped applying — Windows runtime CI failed at
'Patch failed at 0025' (git-am sequence number for 0029). The 10-line
NEMOTRON_H_MOE clause is unchanged; only its insertion point moved
after the INKLING clause (the old 'backend samplers' anchor is gone).

Verified: full 25-patch series applies clean from scratch at pin
d222767c via scripts/prepare-llama.sh pinned in a fresh workdir.
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i386 merged commit 970d0dd into main Aug 27, 2026
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i386 deleted the feat/skippy-compose-mtp branch August 27, 2026 23:48
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