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  • Added static ModelOpt FP8 loading for single-GPU Cosmos3 Nano and Super checkpoints.
  • Preserved separate Q/K/V and gate/up projections for static FP8 checkpoint fidelity.
  • Added shared QKV input quantization and split GatedMLP support.
  • Added silu_and_mul_2in and swiglu_2in with FP8 output support and B200 tuning.
  • Preserved fused topology for BF16, dynamic FP8, and other models.
  • Added BF16 activation execution for the denoising steps the checkpoint's diffusion_step_policy nominates.
  • Added destination-dtype validation for static scale loading.
  • Rejected unsupported multi-GPU static FP8 configurations and unsupported split GatedMLP options.
  • Added documentation and checkpoint-fidelity coverage for Cosmos3 Nano/Super FP8.
  • CI failed without individual test results. Re-trigger CI before final approval.

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Test changes

Added tests for:

  • test_swiglu_2in.py: two-input SwiGLU behavior, quantization, compilation, CUDA graphs, validation, and B200 tuning.
  • test_gated_mlp_split.py: split and fused topology, checkpoint loading, quantization, compilation, CUDA graphs, scale validation, BF16, and unsupported configurations.
  • test_attention_qkv_share.py: shared quantization, validation, numerical equivalence, bypass paths, and rank handling.
  • test_cosmos3_fp8.py: static and dynamic FP8 resolution, module layouts, topology selection, scale validation, and exact checkpoint loading.
  • test_quant_static_guard.py: high-precision destination handling and incompatible FP8 destination rejection.
  • test_cosmos3_step_precision.py and test_cosmos3_step_precision_component.py: step-window selection, precision dispatch, activation quantization behavior, reset and validation, and FP8 component accuracy.
  • test_visual_gen_cosmos3.py: static FP8 T2I generation, topology validation, and LPIPS regression.

Test-list coverage

tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b200.yml includes entries for the SwiGLU, split GatedMLP, shared-QKV, Cosmos3 FP8, step-precision component, and Cosmos3 Nano FP8 LPIPS tests.

tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml includes test_cosmos3_step_precision.py.

The static quantization guard test has no reported test-list entry.

Verdict: needs follow-up because CI provides no individual test results and complete coverage cannot be confirmed until CI is re-triggered.

Description

The pre-quantized (ModelOpt-calibrated) Cosmos3 Nano and Super FP8 checkpoints
already loaded, but they did not load faithfully.

Static FP8 calibrates one scale per projection. The Cosmos3 topology fused the
generation tower's Q/K/V into one Linear and both towers' gate/up into
another. A per-tensor FP8 Linear holds exactly one weight scale, so the loader
kept max(scales) and re-quantized the other members of each group onto it:

qWi' = FP8-round((si * qWi) / max(s)) instead of keeping si * qWi

That is a second rounding on top of ModelOpt's. It affected 141 of 252 fused
shards in Nano and 252 of 448 in Super (~56% in both)
, and on affected shards
the added error was 7-18x the numerical floor measured without the extra
conversion. The checkpoints were fine; the fusion was discarding their
calibration.

This PR keeps those projections separate under static FP8, so every tensor and
scale loads exactly as calibrated. One predicate,
transformer_cosmos3.uses_static_fp8(), gates all of it. BF16 Cosmos3,
dynamically quantized Cosmos3, and every other model keep the fused topology
unchanged.

vLLM-Omni's Cosmos3 implementation also keeps these projections separate; the
single-scale fusion was specific to this topology.

It is also faster

Unfusing was expected to cost a little. It does not — the split topology is
2.13% faster end to end (Nano, default T2V, one B200: 104.62 s vs 106.90 s,
variants interleaved at the load level, 4 measured runs each after a discarded
warmup, ranges non-overlapping).

The win is not in the GEMMs (CUPTI puts split QKV at 1.03x fused and gate/up at
1.00x). Fusing QKV hands downstream code qkv.split() views that keep the
fused row stride, so per-head QK RMSNorm, RoPE and the und/gen K/V concatenation
all read strided. Split projections are contiguous Linear outputs. A
kernel-level profile diff attributes the delta to exactly those ops.

What changed

Shared infrastructure (opt-in, inert for every existing caller):

  • swiglu.py / torch_custom_ops.py — a new two-input SwiGLU,
    trtllm::silu_and_mul_2in, computing SiLU(G) * U from two separate tensors
    and quantizing the result directly for the FP8 down_proj. Bit-exact against
    the shipped fused kernel on every tested BF16/FP16 shape, with swiglu_limit,
    with swiglu_alpha/swiglu_beta, and when emitting FP8. It is 0.79x the
    shipped fused activation on the FP8 path Cosmos3 takes (1,047 -> 824 us Nano,
    2,211 -> 1,725 us Super), DRAM utilization 68% -> 86-87% (B200). Full
    custom_op contract: register_fake, opcheck,
    torch.compile(fullgraph=True), CUDA-graph capture.

    Its launch parameters (get_silu_b200_tuning_params) are constants from a
    B200 sweep, deliberately scoped rather than generalized: a B300 (sm_103)
    sweep puts them within 0.4% of the best configuration measured there, and the
    docstring directs a future architecture to add its own table and dispatch on
    device capability rather than widening this one.

    torch.cat([gate, up]) was rejected — it adds a full intermediate-sized GPU
    copy — as was writing both GEMMs into column slices of one [M, 2I] buffer,
    which is silently mis-written because cublas_gemm_caller hardcodes
    ldc = n (cublasScaledMM.cpp) while cublas_scaled_mm_out still validates
    the output stride.

  • gated_mlp.py — opt-in GatedMLP(split_gate_up=...). Quantizes the shared
    activation once and hands both projections the FP8 tensor
    (FP8QDQLinearMethod.apply passes a pre-quantized input straight through).
    Rejects LoRA and force_dynamic_quantization explicitly rather than by
    accident.

  • visual_gen/modules/attention.py — opt-in
    Attention(share_qkv_input_quant=...), the FP8 analog of the existing NVFP4
    dedup, with the same single-quantization property for Q/K/V.

Both carry a post_load_weights() validating the invariant the sharing rests
on — that the group's projections carry the same calibrated input_scale.
Checked at load, never in forward(): reading a scale tensor on the hot path
would sync the device and break fullgraph compilation. The invariant was
verified exhaustively across the shipped checkpoints — 108 groups in Nano, 192
in Super, zero with differing input scales — but a checkpoint that violated
it would otherwise produce silently wrong output.

Cosmos3 wiring (transformer_cosmos3.py): uses_static_fp8() drives all
four sites — GEN cross-attention (SEPARATE_QKV + shared quant), UND causal
attention (shared quant; already separate), and both towers' gate/up.
post_load_weights() gained a second pass over GatedMLP/Attention, because
named_modules() yields parents before children and the invariants must be
checked after the projections finalize.

Since Cosmos3-Edge (#16773) landed, both decoder layers build their MLP through
_build_cosmos3_mlp(), so split_gate_up=uses_static_fp8(model_config) is
passed there rather than at the two call sites. That is load-bearing: dropping
it leaves static FP8 on the fused topology, which still loads and still renders
plausible output while re-quantizing 56% of shards — the exact defect this
change removes. test_topology_follows_quantization and
test_static_fp8_checkpoint_realizes_expected_module_layout, which pins the
exact per-tower Linear counts, both fail if it regresses.

Edge's Nemotron-dense recipe (recipe.gated_mlp false) builds MLP instead,
which has no gate/up pair to split and is unaffected. A statically quantized
Edge checkpoint would need its own handling; none exists today.

The loader needed no change. DynamicLinearWeightLoader dispatches on each
module's own weight_mode, and the existing key remap already emits
per-projection checkpoint names, so a split (VANILLA) module matches its
checkpoint tensor directly while params_map continues to serve the fused BF16
path untouched.

Supported surface, and what is refused

Nano and Super; T2V, T2I, I2V and V2V; one GPU; static per-tensor
QuantAlgo.FP8 checkpoints only.

Static FP8 raises NotImplementedError for tp_size, ulysses_size,
cfg_size, cp_size or parallel_vae_size above 1, rather than running
untested. The guard is deliberate: putting cross-attention on SEPARATE_QKV
changes how the parallel wrappers treat it — with Attention2D engaged, Ulysses
is disabled rather than failing, announced only by a logger.debug — and a
quiet fallback is worse than a refusal. Existing distributed Cosmos3 tests use
synthetic BF16 weights and do not validate FP8 sharding, per-rank scales, or the
NVLink/NCCL collective paths.

Also out of scope, and documented as such in the example README:

  • Audio (T2AV/TI2AV) runs, and is not refused. Both checkpoints ship the
    audio tower (sound_gen: true), so audio is quantized and generated like any
    other task; the single-GPU guard covers only the parallel axes. It is simply
    less exercised than the four video/image tasks and carries no quality claim.
  • No quality measurement of our own. There is no accuracy or
    generative-quality benchmark for these checkpoints here. This PR claims
    functional support and checkpoint fidelity — not that FP8 and BF16 are
    visually equivalent. Step precision is enabled by default on the strength of
    the recipe authors' reports and two independent implementations, not on a
    measurement taken in this repository; the component tests establish that it
    reduces activation-quantization error at the component level, which is a
    narrower claim than image quality.
  • No Hub IDs. The checkpoints live in subdirectories and are addressed by
    local path. hf_ids registration is deferred until directly loadable official
    FP8 repository IDs exist.

One interaction is documented but left unguarded: SEPARATE_QKV
cross-attention also falls back from CUTEDSL VSA to VANILLA, which would drop
sparse attention under FP8 with no diagnostic. No shipped Cosmos3 config enables
VSA, so the combination is unreachable today.

Test Coverage

New, 78 unit tests:

  • tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_swiglu_2in.py (32) — torch.library.opcheck,
    torch.compile(fullgraph=True), CUDA-graph capture, rank-N inputs,
    non-contiguous rejection, and bit-exactness against the shipped kernel for
    BF16 / FP16 / swiglu_limit / swiglu_alpha+swiglu_beta / FP8 output.
  • tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_gated_mlp_split.py (19) — split topology,
    single-quantization by storage identity (data_ptr, not dtype — three
    independent quantizations would also yield FP8 everywhere), scale-mismatch
    rejection, LoRA and dynamic-quantization refusals.
  • tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_attention_qkv_share.py (12) — the same
    for Q/K/V, including the cross-attention case where k/v come from a different
    tensor and sharing must not engage.
  • tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_fp8.py (15) — checkpoint-gated.
    test_previously_fused_groups_now_load_exactly compares FP8 weights bitwise
    against the raw checkpoint tensors, and first asserts the group's weight
    scales genuinely differ — otherwise fusion would have been lossless and
    exactness would hold trivially under either topology, leaving the test unable
    to discriminate. test_topology_follows_quantization and
    test_dynamic_quantization_stays_fused pin all four directions so the BF16
    and dynamic paths cannot drift silently.

Regression: the existing test_fused_activation_quant.py and
test_cosmos3_transformer.py suites stay green.

Step precision (new, see below):

  • tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision.py (24, CPU) —
    the step policy (which steps are selected, that selection is a pure function
    of the step index so CFG branches cannot disagree, the one-step warmup
    carve-out), dispatch between the two paths, the dequantization arithmetic,
    and the refusal to accept an already-quantized activation.
  • tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision_component.py
    (7, GPU) — a real quantized GatedMLP driven through
    the checkpoint's declared policy, comparing feature-on against feature-off in the same
    job
    : that the shared-activation optimization stands down on edge steps and
    stays engaged on middle ones, that the two paths produce different output at
    all, and that the 16-bit step lands closer to the unquantized reference
    than the quantized step. No stored artifact — the comparisons are exact
    arithmetic or an A/B against the module's other path.

No LPIPS golden. An earlier revision of this PR added one; it has been
removed. It rendered T2I at 4 steps, which the step-precision default puts
entirely on the 16-bit path, so the committed image no longer matched the path
under test. Re-cutting was not worth it: it was a per-checkpoint reference cut
on B300 (sm_103) but scheduled only on B200 (sm_100), and a stored quantized
golden does not survive that boundary — kernel selection, split-k and reduction
order and autotuner choices all change with the architecture. The checkpoints
are not staged in CI, so it skipped there in any case. What it protected is
covered by the bitwise weight/scale comparison and the topology-count assertions
in test_cosmos3_fp8.py, which are deterministic and architecture-independent.

CI (l0_b200.yml, l0_cpu.yml): the checkpoint-free suites run pre-merge
beside the other visual_gen unit suites. The FP8 checkpoints are not staged in
the CI llm-models/ tree, so test_cosmos3_fp8.py skips there — a skip
reports green, so it should not be read as evidence that the FP8 path is
exercised in CI today. It is exercised locally: 15/15 against both the Nano and
Super checkpoints, including the published Cosmos3-Super-Text2Image FP8 build.

Denoising-step activation precision

A ModelOpt checkpoint carries one activation scale per projection, calibrated as
a max over the whole sampling trajectory. That single scale fits the first and
last denoising steps worst, and the recipe's authors attribute frame-to-frame
flicker in video output to it. Those steps now run the resident FP8 weights
through a 16-bit GEMM instead — the weight is dequantized with its own
weight_scale and input_scale goes unused — while the middle steps keep the
checkpoint's fully quantized path.

No extra weights are read: same weights, same scales, no second checkpoint and
no persistent dequantized copy.

The recipe comes from the checkpoint. The producer publishes it under
quantization_config.runtime.diffusion_step_policy — which steps take the
16-bit path, and what the understanding tower does — and ships it only with the
builds whose calibration needs it. Of the six published FP8 builds, nano,
super and super-i2v carry a policy; the image build and both distilled
4-step builds deliberately do not, because the flicker this targets is not
observed there. A checkpoint without a policy therefore runs fully quantized,
and this PR exposes no configuration of its own: there is nothing left for a
knob to decide, and enabling the feature for a checkpoint that did not ask for
it would be wrong for half the fleet. It also means distilled schedules need no
special-casing.

Policy shapes we do not implement are refused rather than partially honoured:
unknown or missing fields, schema_version other than 1, and any other type,
index_space, default_mode or overlap value. Silently ignoring a field the
producer set is indistinguishable from the feature not working. overlap is
validated and not acted on — it selects which mode wins where the two windows
meet, which the predicate already yields; vLLM-Omni treats it the same way.

vLLM-Omni (vllm-project/vllm-omni#6560) and SGLang (sgl-project/sglang#36380)
landed the same mitigation independently, with the same one-step warmup
carve-out. This matches their semantics.

The reasoner is not step-gated. The policy states its precision outright,
because the understanding tower runs once per request — on whichever
transformer call builds its KV cache — so deriving it from a step index matches
the published 3-and-3 policy only because step 0 falls inside the first window,
and would stop matching for a policy with first_steps: 0. vLLM-Omni resolves
it the same way.

Unlike either implementation, this topology quantizes shared activations
above the Linear: gate/up and q/k/v each quantize once and hand the same
tensor to their projections, and swiglu_2in emits FP8 straight into
down_proj. All three must stand down while a 16-bit step is selected, or the
step still runs on FP8 activations and the feature is silently absent. A
quantization method advertises that by publishing high_precision; the sharing
sites consult it, and apply_fp8_w8a16_linear raises rather than accept an
already-quantized activation.

Coverage note: the component tests install the wrapper themselves, so they
cannot see the transformer reading the wrong config key or handing the
unconditional path to the wrong tower. Transformer-level wiring tests cover
both, and both mutations were confirmed to fail them.

A loader fix this path depends on

#17699 added a guard refusing static-quant recipes against unquantized
checkpoints. It resolves the algorithm by module name, falling back to the
global recipe for any module without its own quant_config — which includes
modules that cannot be quantized at all. Embedding reaches the quantized
linear loader because it subclasses LMHead -> Linear, yet its __init__
never exposes quant_config, so it always keeps a high-precision buffer, and
ModelOpt does not list it in ignore because only Linear targets were ever
candidates. Every static-FP8 VisualGen checkpoint therefore failed to load on
language_model.embed_tokens.

The guard now consults the destination buffer, which is the condition its own
docstring describes. A module built for FP8 holds a float8 buffer and still
raises; where the destination is unknown the check proceeds, keeping the
fail-closed behaviour. Both directions are pinned in
test_quant_static_guard.py. Static FP8 is the only pre-quantized recipe in the
tree, so this was latent until this PR.

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silu_and_mul requires gate and up adjacent in one tensor. Models that keep
them as separate projections have no such tensor, and concatenating one
costs a full intermediate-sized copy of the activation.

silu_and_mul_2in consumes the two tensors directly. It indexes both operands
as flat contiguous runs over a 1-D grid, so it is rank-agnostic: models carry
rank-3 [batch, seq, hidden] activations and requiring rank 2 would force
callers to reshape. Strided inputs are rejected rather than copied, since the
flat indexing would otherwise read the wrong addresses and silently return
garbage.

Launch parameters were tuned on B200 and live in get_silu_b200_tuning_params.
Other architectures are unvalidated but not rejected; dispatch on device
capability when a second architecture is tuned.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
Statically quantized checkpoints calibrate one scale per projection. Fusing
q/k/v or gate/up into a single Linear forces one scale on the group and
re-quantizes the other members onto it, discarding their calibration.

Add two opt-in flags, both inert by default so every existing caller keeps
its fused topology:

  GatedMLP(split_gate_up=...)      separate gate and up projections
  Attention(share_qkv_input_quant=...)  quantize the activation once

Unfusing must not mean quantizing the same activation two or three times.
The members of a formerly fused group all consume it, so it is quantized
once and handed to each projection; FP8QDQLinearMethod.apply passes a
pre-quantized input straight through. Attention gains the FP8 analog of the
dedup that already existed for NVFP4 in the async path.

That sharing is only sound while the group's input scales agree, because
each Linear applies its own scale in the GEMM epilogue. Both modules check
this in post_load_weights() rather than forward(): reading scale tensors on
the hot path would sync the device every call and break fullgraph
compilation. Keeping the flags opt-in also makes enabling one a commitment
to running that hook.

Combinations without a static calibrated scale to share -- dynamic
quantization, and a fused QKV that already quantizes once -- are rejected at
construction instead of silently degrading.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
Cosmos3 fused GEN QKV and both towers' gate/up pairs. On the static FP8
checkpoints that re-rounded 56% of shards onto a neighbour's scale -- 141 of
252 on Nano, 252 of 448 on Super -- at 7-18x the numerical floor.

One predicate, uses_static_fp8(), now drives every affected site: GEN
cross-attention takes SEPARATE_QKV, both towers share one quantized QKV
activation, and both GatedMLPs split gate/up. BF16 and dynamically quantized
Cosmos3 keep the fused topology, since neither has per-projection
calibration to preserve.

The loader needed no change. DynamicLinearWeightLoader dispatches on each
module's own weight_mode and the existing key remap already emits
per-projection checkpoint names, so a split (VANILLA) module matches its
tensor directly while params_map continues to serve the fused path. Runtime
Linear counts now equal the checkpoint's own projection counts: 252/252 on
Nano, 448/448 on Super.

post_load_weights() gains a second pass over GatedMLP and Attention.
named_modules() yields parents before children, so folding it into the
existing loop would check the shared-scale invariants before the projections
had finalized.

Static FP8 also rejects every multi-GPU axis outright. Moving cross-attention
to SEPARATE_QKV changes how the parallel wrappers treat it -- with
Attention2D engaged, Ulysses is silently disabled rather than failing -- and
a quiet fallback is worse than a refusal.

Measured 2.13% faster than the fused path it replaces at the default T2V
request (720x1280, 189 frames, 35 steps) on one B200: 104.62 s against
106.90 s, medians of 4 interleaved runs each. The gain is not arithmetic.
Fused QKV hands downstream code qkv.split() views that keep the fused row
stride, so QK norm, RoPE and the und/gen K/V concatenation all read strided;
split projections are contiguous Linear outputs.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
74 tests across four suites.

The kernel and module suites assert bit-exact equality with the fused path
rather than a tolerance: both do the same arithmetic in the same order and
accumulate in fp32, so any difference is a defect. Shared quantization is
checked by storage identity, not dtype -- three independent quantizations of
one activation would also yield FP8 everywhere, so dtype alone proves
nothing.

test_previously_fused_groups_now_load_exactly replaces
test_fused_shard_requantization_stays_within_measured_bound. The old test
bounded relative RMS at 2e-3 against a global-max denominator that hid the
smaller-scale shard, and sampled one of roughly 125 affected groups. The new
one compares FP8 weights bitwise against the raw checkpoint tensors, and
first asserts the group's weight scales actually differ -- were they equal,
fusion would have been lossless and exactness would hold trivially under
either topology, leaving the test unable to tell them apart.

test_topology_follows_quantization and test_dynamic_quantization_stays_fused
pin all four directions of the predicate, so BF16 and dynamic Cosmos3 cannot
drift onto the split path unnoticed.

The I2V and V2V collapse smokes now also assert on a frame no conditioning
reaches. Both tasks copy structure from the reference into their leading
frames, so a whole-video pixel standard deviation could clear the threshold
even if every generated frame had collapsed.

The three checkpoint-free suites are staged on l0_b200. The
checkpoint-dependent ones stay developer-run-only until the FP8 checkpoints
are published, since they skip when the directories are absent and a CI stage
would report green without running anything.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
Quantization is detected from the checkpoint's own metadata, so the FP8
builds are passed to --model exactly like a BF16 one. There are no FP8 Hub
IDs yet, so the example uses a local path.

Records the boundaries the tests actually establish: T2V/T2I/I2V/V2V on a
single GPU. Audio and multi-GPU are untested and rejected, and FP8 output
quality has not been benchmarked against BF16.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
The fused silu_and_mul applies alpha as a gain inside the sigmoid and beta
as an offset on up. The two-input variant hardcoded the alpha=1, beta=0
case, so a GatedMLP built with split_gate_up and a swigluoai-shaped
activation would have computed plain SwiGLU instead -- numerically wrong,
and silently so.

Also drop override_tp_sharding from the kwargs shared by both topologies.
Linear asserts that a dict tp_sharding only ever reaches a fused weight
mode, so passing it to the split VANILLA projections tripped that
assertion; it now goes to the fused projection only, as upstream had it.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
…ghts

Adds bit-exactness cases against the fused kernel for the swigluoai shape
and for alpha and beta in isolation, plus one pinning that omitting both
stays identical to plain SwiGLU.

The split GatedMLP tests never initialized their FP8 weights, so they read
whatever the caching allocator returned. That is NaN often enough to
matter -- 11 of 12 constructions in one probe -- and any torch.equal
assertion then failed regardless of the behaviour under test, because
torch.equal is false for NaN even when both sides are bit-identical. Three
tests failed this way; the same pattern appeared in six more that happened
not to compare values.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
The checkpoint-gated FP8 tests were left out of every test database while their
neighbours -- test_cosmos3_pipeline, test_cosmos3_distilled and the Cosmos3
LPIPS gates -- are all scheduled despite needing real checkpoints too. That made
the FP8 loading/topology behaviour and the four advertised tasks the only
Cosmos3 surface with no CI coverage. test_cosmos3_fp8.py now runs pre-merge
beside the other visual_gen unit suites, and the eight decode smokes run
post-merge beside the other end-to-end Cosmos3 examples.

The README also claimed audio was "untested and rejected". Nothing rejects it:
the single-GPU guard covers only the parallel axes, and both checkpoints ship
the audio tower (sound_gen: true), so T2AV/TI2AV quantize and generate like any
other task. Describe what the code does -- audio runs, it is simply less
exercised than the four video/image tasks and carries no quality claim.

Signed-off-by: Igor Shovkun <ishovkun@nvidia.com>
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The t2i case only set num_frames=1. The pipeline keys text-to-image off
output_type, not frame count, and that flag also selects COSMOS3_T2I_PARAMS,
the T2I system prompt and the image resolution template -- so the case was
running a one-frame text-to-video and asserting on result.video. Thread
output_type through the shared helper, return result.image for T2I, and let
the collapse assertion accept the rank-4 (B, H, W, C) result via a view.
Callers that omit output_type keep the video path, so the existing Cosmos3
LPIPS gates are unaffected.

The checkpoint suite also set TRTLLM_DISABLE_COSMOS3_GUARDRAILS and
TLLM_DISABLE_MPI at import and never restored them, so a combined run leaked
both into every later module. Guardrails now come from the existing
disable_cosmos3_guardrails fixture, and TLLM_DISABLE_MPI -- which must be set
before the imports, so it cannot be a fixture -- is popped by a module-scoped
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The eight decode smokes only rejected a near-flat frame, which a subtly
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high. Every quantization feature beside this one is covered by an LPIPS golden
(fp8-blockwise, nvfp4), so match them.

Replace the smokes with one self-golden. It is deliberately not referenced
against BF16 -- diffusion sampling is chaotic, so an FP8 rounding difference at
step 0 compounds into a different but equally valid sample, and measured
FP8-vs-BF16 LPIPS runs 0.025 (T2I) to 0.175 (T2V), far above any useful gate.
Against its own pinned render at a fixed seed the problem does not arise: two
independent renders under deterministic algorithms came out bit-identical
(LPIPS 0.000000, max pixel delta 0), so the 0.05 threshold is entirely headroom
for cross-host kernel drift, matching the sibling goldens.

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spatial factor 16 x latent patch 2) at 4 steps, roughly 1/100th the cost of the
720x1280/35-step goldens next to it. The gate only has to run every quantized
projection in every layer once; it is not judging image quality.

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Edge (NVIDIA#16773) refactors transformer_cosmos3.py around a Cosmos3ArchRecipe and
moves both decoder layers' MLP construction into _build_cosmos3_mlp(). Our
split_gate_up=uses_static_fp8(model_config) lives at those construction sites,
so it is threaded into the factory instead. Resolving that hunk in Edge's
favour would leave static FP8 silently on the fused topology: it still loads,
still runs, and still renders plausible images while re-quantizing 56% of
shards onto max(scales), which is the defect this branch exists to fix.

The other two conflicts:

- test_visual_gen_cosmos3.py: our FP8 golden test and Edge's T2V golden test
  were spliced together by the 3-way merge because they share a tail
  (_run_lpips_eval's trailing args and the _preserve_lpips_candidate_on_failure
  prologue). Keeping "both sides" truncates one of them, so both were
  reconstructed with the shared section duplicated. The result carries all 13
  tests: upstream's 12 plus ours. Our generator also lost its outer finally --
  the guardrails-env restore -- at a conflict boundary; restored.
- visual_gen_lpips_golden_media.zip: an LFS binary both sides added images to.
  Upstream's copy was materialized and our golden re-added, so Edge's three
  goldens and ours now coexist (42 entries).

Rebuilt incrementally against the merged tree (1.3.0rc25, 172 targets).

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Added static FP8 support for Cosmos3 through split gate/up projections, shared QKV quantization, a two-input SwiGLU kernel, per-step precision control, checkpoint validation, and deterministic T2I LPIPS testing.

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Cosmos3 Static FP8 Support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Two-input SwiGLU execution
tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/torch_custom_ops.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/swiglu.py, tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_swiglu_2in.py
Added separate gate/up SwiGLU execution with validation, optional FP8 output, B200 tuning, compilation, CUDA graph, and rank coverage.
Split GatedMLP topology
tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py, tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_gated_mlp_split.py
Added optional split projections, shared static-FP8 activation quantization, scale validation, and unsupported-configuration checks.
Static-FP8 attention and transformer wiring
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/transformer_cosmos3.py, tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_attention_qkv_share.py
Added shared self-attention QKV quantization, static-FP8 topology selection, post-load finalization, and single-GPU validation.
Cosmos3 checkpoint realization
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/quantization/loader.py, tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_fp8.py, tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_quant_static_guard.py
Added checkpoint configuration, module-layout, scale-validation, and high-precision destination coverage for Nano and Super checkpoints.
Per-step precision control
tensorrt_llm/visual_gen/args.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/config.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/step_precision.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/transformer_cosmos3.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py, tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision.py, tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision_component.py
Added configurable BF16 activation execution for leading and trailing denoising steps while retaining FP8 weights and standard FP8 execution for other steps.
Generation and regression validation
tests/integration/defs/examples/visual_gen/test_visual_gen_cosmos3.py, tests/integration/defs/examples/visual_gen/golden/visual_gen_lpips/*, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b200.yml, tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml, examples/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/README.md
Added configurable static-FP8 T2I generation, a deterministic LPIPS golden, CPU and B200 test entries, and checkpoint usage documentation.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6a10f

The PR adds step-specific precision switching and shared quantization for Cosmos3. In repeated initialization or after a failed denoising request, precision state can persist incorrectly and cause later requests to use an unintended execution path; one large test may also exceed lower-memory CI GPUs, and attention checks add bounded runtime overhead. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these issues.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Cosmos3Pipeline
  participant Cosmos3Transformer
  participant Attention
  participant GatedMLP
  participant StepPrecisionController
  Cosmos3Pipeline->>Cosmos3Transformer: set denoising step
  Cosmos3Transformer->>Attention: run shared static-FP8 QKV path
  Cosmos3Transformer->>GatedMLP: run split gate/up path
  GatedMLP-->>Cosmos3Transformer: return two-input SwiGLU output
  Cosmos3Transformer->>StepPrecisionController: select edge-step precision
  StepPrecisionController-->>Cosmos3Transformer: use FP8 or BF16 activations
  Cosmos3Pipeline->>Cosmos3Transformer: reset denoising-step state
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py (1)

422-445: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider caching the config-only predicate instead of recomputing it per forward.

_can_share_qkv_quantize() runs on every get_qkv() call and calls _shares_qkv_input_quant(), which evaluates has_fp8_qdq for to_q, to_k, and to_v. Each Linear.has_fp8_qdq access asserts _weights_created and then calls quant_config.layer_quant_mode.has_fp8_qdq(). That is Python-level work repeated per attention module per denoising step.

The inputs to that predicate are fixed once weights are created. Compute it once and store the result, then keep only the tensor-shape checks on the hot path.

♻️ Sketch of the caching change
     def _shares_qkv_input_quant(self) -> bool:
         """Config-only half of the condition, so post_load_weights() can reuse it."""
         if not self.share_qkv_input_quant:
             return False
+        if self._shares_qkv_input_quant_cached is not None:
+            return self._shares_qkv_input_quant_cached
         projections = (self.to_q, self.to_k, self.to_v)
-        return all(
+        self._shares_qkv_input_quant_cached = all(
             p.has_fp8_qdq and p.input_scale is not None and not p.force_dynamic_quantization
             for p in projections
         )
+        return self._shares_qkv_input_quant_cached

Initialize self._shares_qkv_input_quant_cached = None in __init__.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py` around lines 422 - 445,
Cache the config-only result of _shares_qkv_input_quant after weights are
created, initializing _shares_qkv_input_quant_cached to None in __init__. Update
the post-load-weights flow to compute and store it once, then have
_can_share_qkv_quantize use the cached value so its forward-path checks only
encoder_hidden_states and hidden_states type/dtype conditions.
tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_swiglu_2in.py (1)

32-35: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider the memory footprint of the largest shape.

(88320, 12288) is about 1.085e9 elements. In BF16 each tensor is about 2.2 GB. _reference also materializes the concatenation, so test_matches_fused_silu_and_mul holds gate, up, cat([gate, up]), the fused output, and the two-input output at the same time. Peak device memory is then about 13 GB, and the shape runs for both BF16 and FP16.

If the suite must run on GPUs with less memory, reduce the largest shape or free the reference intermediates before the comparison.

♻️ Option: free the concatenation before comparing
 def _reference(gate, up, **kwargs):
     flat_gate = gate.reshape(-1, gate.shape[-1])
     flat_up = up.reshape(-1, up.shape[-1])
-    out = swiglu(torch.cat([flat_gate, flat_up], dim=-1), **kwargs)
+    packed = torch.cat([flat_gate, flat_up], dim=-1)
+    out = swiglu(packed, **kwargs)
+    del packed
     return out.reshape(gate.shape)
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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_swiglu_2in.py` around lines 32 - 35,
Reduce the peak memory used by test_matches_fused_silu_and_mul for the largest
SHAPES entry, either by lowering or removing (88320, 12288) or by releasing
_reference’s gate, up, and concatenation intermediates before comparison.
Preserve coverage for the remaining shapes and both DTYPES.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py (1)

268-279: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Consider extracting the shared static-FP8 helper used by both modules. Both files implement the same four-part pattern for static per-tensor FP8 input sharing: a config-only eligibility predicate, a runtime tensor gate that rejects Fp4QuantizedTensor and FP8 inputs, a static E4M3 quantize helper with rank-preserving reshapes, and a post_load_weights() equal-input_scale validation. The docstrings are near-identical. A future correction to the eligibility rule or the reshape logic must be applied in two places.

  • tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py#L268-L279: replace _shares_gate_up_quantization and _can_share_gate_up_quantization, plus the inline quantize in _split_gate_up_forward, with calls into a shared helper that takes the projection group.
  • tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py#L422-L457: replace _shares_qkv_input_quant, _can_share_qkv_quantize, and _static_quantize_fp8 with calls into the same helper, passing (to_q, to_k, to_v).

Both post_load_weights() implementations can then share one scale-equality check that reports the group member names.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py` around lines 268 - 279, Extract the
duplicated static per-tensor FP8 sharing logic into one shared helper that
accepts a projection group. In tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py lines
268-279, replace _shares_gate_up_quantization, _can_share_gate_up_quantization,
and inline quantization in _split_gate_up_forward with the helper; in
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py lines 422-457, replace
_shares_qkv_input_quant, _can_share_qkv_quantize, and _static_quantize_fp8
likewise, passing (to_q, to_k, to_v). Share the runtime tensor exclusions,
rank-preserving static E4M3 quantization, and post_load_weights()
equal-input_scale validation, including projection member names in errors.
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Inline comments:
In `@tests/integration/defs/examples/visual_gen/test_visual_gen_cosmos3.py`:
- Around line 737-748: Pin the static-FP8 generator’s negative prompt by adding
the same explicit empty value used by _run_cosmos3_lpips_pipeline and
_generate_cosmos3_feature_image to the pipeline.forward call in the static-FP8
path. Preserve the existing generation settings, and regenerate the golden PNG
if it was produced with the inherited default.

In `@tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_fp8.py`:
- Around line 87-113: Remove the import-time assertion from _llm_models_root and
allow it to return the selected default or environment-provided path even when
it does not exist. Preserve the existing _checkpoint path construction so
downstream os.path.isdir guards skip unavailable model tests while configuration
tests can still be collected and run.

---

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py`:
- Around line 268-279: Extract the duplicated static per-tensor FP8 sharing
logic into one shared helper that accepts a projection group. In
tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py lines 268-279, replace
_shares_gate_up_quantization, _can_share_gate_up_quantization, and inline
quantization in _split_gate_up_forward with the helper; in
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py lines 422-457, replace
_shares_qkv_input_quant, _can_share_qkv_quantize, and _static_quantize_fp8
likewise, passing (to_q, to_k, to_v). Share the runtime tensor exclusions,
rank-preserving static E4M3 quantization, and post_load_weights()
equal-input_scale validation, including projection member names in errors.

In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py`:
- Around line 422-445: Cache the config-only result of _shares_qkv_input_quant
after weights are created, initializing _shares_qkv_input_quant_cached to None
in __init__. Update the post-load-weights flow to compute and store it once,
then have _can_share_qkv_quantize use the cached value so its forward-path
checks only encoder_hidden_states and hidden_states type/dtype conditions.

In `@tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_swiglu_2in.py`:
- Around line 32-35: Reduce the peak memory used by
test_matches_fused_silu_and_mul for the largest SHAPES entry, either by lowering
or removing (88320, 12288) or by releasing _reference’s gate, up, and
concatenation intermediates before comparison. Preserve coverage for the
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# Conflicts:
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The static-FP8 T2I golden generated under the host's torch defaults. Cosmos3
runs fp32 GEMMs inside the denoising loop (RoPE frequencies, the timestep
embedder, the fp32 autocast block), so their arithmetic follows
float32_matmul_precision -- "high" (TF32) in NGC containers, "highest" on PyPI
torch. NVIDIA#17780 measured that single flag moving LPIPS-to-golden 0.132 -> 0.054 on
the sibling Cosmos3 goldens, and applies the pin per generation path rather than
from the shared determinism helper, so this path did not inherit it.

The threshold moves 0.05 -> 0.1. The golden is cut on B300 (sm_103) but
scheduled only on B200 (sm_100), and a stored quantized golden does not carry
across that boundary: kernel selection, split-k and reduction order, and
autotuner choices all change with the architecture, none of which the fp32
pin addresses. The old 0.05 was calibrated on same-host self-regeneration
distance (two renders were bit-identical, LPIPS 0.000000), which measures
reproducibility on the cutting host rather than portability to the running one.
0.1 gates drastic divergence; the topology assertion and the unit suites remain
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tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_attention_qkv_share.py (1)

153-154: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add strict=True to zip().

Ruff flags B905 here. get_qkv returns three tensors on both paths, so strict=True is safe and also pins the arity.

♻️ Proposed fix
-    for actual, expected in zip(shared.get_qkv(x), unshared.get_qkv(x)):
+    for actual, expected in zip(shared.get_qkv(x), unshared.get_qkv(x), strict=True):
         assert torch.equal(actual, expected)
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In `@tests/integration/defs/examples/visual_gen/test_visual_gen_cosmos3.py`:
- Around line 135-145: Annotate _run_cosmos3_lpips_pipeline and the other
changed functions at the referenced locations with precise types for every
parameter, including optional video and image inputs and typed defaults, and add
explicit return annotations. Follow the surrounding module’s established types
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- Around line 944-952: Update the static-FP8 topology assertion around
pipeline.transformer.named_modules() to collect or inspect every GatedMLP and
require that each has gate_up_proj set to None. Replace the current existential
split check so mixed split/fused topologies fail while the existing diagnostic
context is preserved.

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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_attention_qkv_share.py`:
- Around line 153-154: Update the zip call in the comparison loop over
shared.get_qkv(x) and unshared.get_qkv(x) to pass strict=True, preserving the
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ishovkun and others added 2 commits August 25, 2026 13:05
Four fixes from review:

- Pin the golden generator's negative prompt instead of inheriting it. Image
  modes already resolve to COSMOS3_DEFAULT_NEGATIVE_PROMPT (empty), so this is
  what the golden was rendered against; pinning it stops a change to that
  default from failing the gate for a reason unrelated to the FP8 load path.
  Behaviour is unchanged, so the golden is not re-cut.

- Stop asserting the models root exists in test_cosmos3_fp8.py. The path
  constants call it at module scope, so a missing root raised during collection
  and errored the whole module -- including the config tests the module
  documents as needing neither a checkpoint nor a GPU. The per-test
  _skip_if_missing guards already cover the tests that load weights.

- Reject every fused GatedMLP in _assert_static_fp8_topology_engaged, not just
  require one split. split_gate_up is decided once from the model config, so a
  partially fused tower means the topology did not follow quantization and some
  layers still carry a re-quantized gate/up pair, which the old assertion
  accepted.

- Annotate the functions this PR introduces, per CODING_GUIDELINES.

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…atic load

The static-quant guard added in NVIDIA#17699 resolves quant_algo by name: a module
without its own quant_config falls back to the *global* recipe. That claims
FP8 for modules which cannot be quantized at all -- Embedding reaches the
quantized linear loader because it subclasses LMHead -> Linear, yet its
__init__ never exposes quant_config, so it always keeps a high-precision
buffer. ModelOpt does not list it in 'ignore' either, since only Linear
targets were ever candidates, so the exclusion check does not rescue it.

The result was that any static-FP8 VisualGen checkpoint failed to load on
'language_model.embed_tokens' with a bf16 weight refused as would-be silent
corruption, when the destination buffer was bf16 too and there was nothing to
corrupt. Static FP8 is the only pre-quantized recipe in the tree, so this was
latent until now: BF16 and the dynamic recipes return before the check.

Consult the destination buffer instead, which is the condition the guard's own
docstring describes ('a module was built for a quantized recipe'). A module
built for FP8 holds a float8 buffer and still raises; where the destination is
unknown the check proceeds, keeping the fail-closed behaviour. Both directions
are pinned by tests.

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A ModelOpt checkpoint carries one activation scale per projection, calibrated
as a max over the whole sampling trajectory ('calib_cfg': {'method': 'max'}).
That single scale fits the first and last denoising steps worst. Those steps
can instead run the resident FP8 weights through a 16-bit GEMM: the weight is
dequantized with its own weight_scale and input_scale goes unused, while the
middle steps keep the checkpoint's fully quantized path.

Nothing extra is read from the checkpoint -- same weights, same scales, no
second checkpoint and no persistent dequantized copy. first_steps/last_steps
are a runtime policy, not a calibrated quantity: the checkpoint records no
per-step information of any kind (no step/timestep/schedule tensors, one
scale per module across all 896 quantized modules).

vLLM-Omni (vllm-project/vllm-omni#6560) and SGLang (sgl-project/sglang#36380)
both landed the same mitigation with the same 3/3 windows and the same
one-step warmup carve-out. This matches their semantics; the defaults follow
SGLang, which enables it for every ModelOpt FP8 Cosmos3 checkpoint.

Unlike either of those, this topology quantizes shared activations *above*
the Linear -- gate/up and q/k/v each quantize once and hand the same tensor to
their projections, and swiglu_2in emits FP8 straight into down_proj. All three
must stand down while a 16-bit step is selected, or the step still runs on FP8
activations and the feature is silently absent. A quantization method advertises
that by publishing 'high_precision'; the sharing sites consult it, and
apply_fp8_w8a16_linear raises rather than accept an already-quantized
activation.

Precision is selected once per step from a pure function of the step index, so
a step's conditional and unconditional CFG branches cannot disagree.

Enabled by default for static FP8, off via
VisualGenArgs.step_precision_config.enable; only static FP8 qualifies, since
dynamic quantization derives its scale per call and has no calibration
mismatch for the outer steps to avoid.

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tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py (1)

243-305: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add precise type annotations to the new helper methods.

The new helpers accept untyped tensor parameters. This conflicts with the required function annotation rule.

  • tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py#L243-L305: annotate gate, up, and x with the supported tensor types.
  • tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py#L449-L462: annotate hidden_states and encoder_hidden_states with their supported tensor types.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py` around lines 243 - 305, Add
supported tensor type annotations to the parameters of _apply_activation_2in
(gate and up) and _can_share_gate_up_quantization (x) in
tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py. Also annotate hidden_states and
encoder_hidden_states in the affected attention helper in
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py, preserving existing
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Add StepPrecisionConfig to __all__.

StepPrecisionConfig is a user-facing configuration class. It is imported by name in tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/config.py (line 41) and in tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision_component.py (line 31). Every sibling config class in this module is exported. Leaving it out makes the public surface inconsistent.

As per coding guidelines: "Follow configured import ordering, never use wildcard imports, and keep __all__ updated for public interfaces."

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     "CudaGraphConfig",
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tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision_component.py (1)

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Test coverage summary (CUDA component suite), plus a docstring mismatch.

Added test functions: test_config_defaults_are_on_with_three_step_windows, test_disabled_config_installs_nothing, test_shared_quantization_stands_down_only_on_edge_steps, test_edge_step_linear_matches_exact_dequantized_reference, test_edge_and_middle_steps_produce_different_output, test_edge_step_is_closer_to_the_unquantized_reference, test_zero_windows_keep_every_step_quantized. No test functions were modified or removed.

List registration: the file is registered in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_b200.yml (line 276). Every test is gated by requires_cuda, which matches the B200 GPU lane.

The suite covers the property that matters: the shared gate/up quantization stands down on edge steps and stays engaged on middle steps, verified against exact and A/B references rather than a stored golden.

Verdict: sufficient.

Docstring correction: line 8 states the suite builds "a split GatedMLP and a shared-quant Attention", but the file contains no Attention test. Attention coverage lives in tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_attention_qkv_share.py. Update the docstring, or add the Attention case it promises.

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Test coverage summary (CPU policy suite).

Added test functions: TestStepPolicy (test_first_and_last_steps_are_high_precision, test_selection_is_a_pure_function_of_the_step, test_single_step_schedule_stays_on_the_quantized_path, test_zero_windows_disable_the_feature, test_overlapping_windows_cover_every_step, test_reset_clears_state, test_negative_windows_rejected, test_out_of_range_step_rejected, test_non_positive_num_steps_rejected), TestDispatch (4 tests), TestW8A16Apply (3 tests). No test functions were modified or removed.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py`:
- Around line 1705-1708: Wrap the denoising execution in a finally block so
transformer.reset_denoising_step() runs whether self.denoise(...) succeeds or
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/transformer_cosmos3.py`:
- Around line 1775-1789: Make _maybe_install_step_precision idempotent across
repeated post_load_weights calls by reusing the existing StepPrecisionController
when install_step_precision skips already-installed wrappers, or rebinding those
wrappers to the new controller. Do not clear the controller while wrappers still
reference another instance, and ensure consecutive post_load_weights calls
preserve correct set_denoising_step behavior at edge steps.

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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py`:
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of _apply_activation_2in (gate and up) and _can_share_gate_up_quantization (x)
in tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/gated_mlp.py. Also annotate hidden_states and
encoder_hidden_states in the affected attention helper in
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/modules/attention.py, preserving existing
behavior.

In `@tensorrt_llm/visual_gen/args.py`:
- Around line 766-782: Add StepPrecisionConfig to the module’s __all__ list
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split GatedMLP; leave the existing test coverage and behavior unchanged.

In `@tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_step_precision.py`:
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The golden rendered T2I at 4 steps, and step precision defaults to 3 leading
and 3 trailing steps, so with the feature in place every step of that render
runs with BF16 activations. The committed image was cut on the fully quantized
path, leaving the gate comparing two different execution paths.

Re-cutting it would not have been worth doing. It was a per-checkpoint golden
cut on B300 (sm_103) but scheduled only on B200 (sm_100), so a stored
quantized reference had to absorb a change of GPU that consumes the whole gate
budget; the checkpoint is not staged in CI, so it skipped there anyway; and the
authors of this quantization recipe describe the artifact it targets as
frame-to-frame flicker in video, which a 4-step still image cannot exhibit.

What it was protecting is covered by tests that do not carry that cost:
test_cosmos3_fp8.py compares loaded FP8 weights and scales bitwise against the
checkpoint's own tensors and pins the split topology per tower, and the
step-precision component tests compare feature-on against feature-off in the
same job. The golden's own topology assertion is redundant with
test_static_fp8_checkpoint_realizes_expected_module_layout.

The media bundle returns to exactly upstream's 45 entries.

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Stamp on behalf of runtime devs, delegating review to @NVIDIA/trt-llm-torch-visual-gen-devs

The producer now publishes the recipe as data, under
quantization_config.runtime.diffusion_step_policy: which steps take the 16-bit
path, and what the understanding tower does. It ships only with the builds
whose calibration needs it -- nano, super and super-i2v -- and is deliberately
absent from the image and distilled 4-step builds, whose output does not show
the artifact it targets.

So there is nothing left for a knob of ours to decide, and
VisualGenArgs.step_precision_config is removed. Enabling the feature for a
checkpoint that did not ask for it was wrong for three of the six published FP8
builds; absence of a policy is now the signal to run fully quantized, which
also removes the need to special-case distilled schedules.

The reasoner is no longer step-gated. The policy states its precision outright
because the understanding tower runs once per request, on whichever transformer
call builds its KV cache; deriving that from a step index matched the published
3/3 policy only because step 0 falls inside the first window, and would stop
matching for a policy with first_steps: 0. vLLM-Omni's implementation resolves
it the same way.

Unimplemented policy shapes are refused rather than partially honoured: unknown
or missing fields, schema_version other than 1, and any other type, index_space,
default_mode or overlap value. Silently ignoring a field the producer set is
indistinguishable from the feature not working.

Adds transformer-level wiring tests. The component tests install the wrapper
themselves, so they could not see the transformer reading the wrong config key
or giving the unconditional path to the wrong tower; both mutations were
confirmed to fail the new tests.

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Two ways the selection could survive past the point it describes, both silent.

reset_denoising_step() ran only when denoise() returned normally, so a failed
request left the controller latched at whatever the last step selected. The
transfer path makes that observable: diffuse_transfer calls the transformer
directly and never selects a step, so a transfer request following a failed one
would have run every call in 16-bit with nothing in the logs to say so. The
reset now runs in a finally.

Installing twice created a fresh controller while the existing wrappers were
skipped, so they kept pointing at a controller nothing drove, and the caller
then cleared its reference because zero modules were reported wrapped.
set_denoising_step would have stopped reaching the layers it steers.
install_step_precision now rebinds wrappers it finds rather than skipping them,
which also makes a repeated post_load_weights() harmless. The test fails
against the previous behaviour with 'controller was cleared by the second
install'.

Also from review: PEP 604 on the parameter added to _check_static_quant_scales,
and return annotations on the two tests added to test_quant_static_guard.py.

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