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📝 SummarySummaryAdds native HSTU ranking and retrieval inference through TensorRT and C++ APIs. Key changes include:
Architecture impactHSTU-specific behavior remains in Shared surfaces change in the runtime task API, history-cache API, TensorRT module creation, CUDA Graph handling, family loading, CMake, Conan packaging, architecture tests, and website task inventory. New dependency directions include PyTorch and Safetensors for conversion; CUDA, NVCC, TensorRT, FBGEMM/HSTU, CUTLASS, and CCCL for native attention; and a pinned NVIDIA reference source for parity tests. Affected consumers include native C++ clients, TensorRT integrations, family plugins, task loaders, Conan packages, HSTU bundle builders, and serving deployments. The supplied evidence does not resolve GPU architecture coverage, wheel installation, serving latency, trained-checkpoint quality, automated CI completion, or coordinated ABI and bundle rebuild status. ValidationThe supplied summary reports 362 Python tests, 119 additional family and integrity tests, seven C++ suites, 1,580 native/reference comparisons, license and provenance checks, and website build validation. GPU dynamic-binding regression, complete wheel installation, other GPU architectures, trained-checkpoint quality, serving latency, and automated CI remain unqualified or pending. Review outcomeHUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED No current review findings or severity counts were supplied. The review contract requires human review where material compatibility, ownership, or blast-radius questions remain unresolved. WalkthroughThis pull request adds native HSTU recommendation support. It introduces checkpoint conversion, TensorRT graph and plugin builders, runtime recommendation and session APIs, history caching, native command packaging, documentation, and extensive CPU, CUDA, and end-to-end tests. ChangesHSTU native recommendation runtime
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Checkpoint conversion may execute unsafe deserialization code with supported dependency versions, while qualification and test workflows can produce unreliable or blocked results. These issues should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 7 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Add model-owned HSTU conversion, TensorRT graphs and C++ ranking/retrieval with verified history-prefix reuse, bounded native storage and independent decode sessions. Keep optional original CUDA attention in a verified, bundle-scoped provider with complete third-party notices. Extend the shared runtime only for recommendation tasks, cache storage, scoped plugins and stateful CUDA Graph execution. Document joint runtime rebuild requirements and the external storage adapter boundary. Signed-off-by: yifeif <277870278+yifeif-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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915-915: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffExpress the KV-cache budget mode as a capability, not a Llama exception.
The Llama plugin has a valid alternate implementation. It converts
context.kv_cache_size_bytesto cache rows and constructsLlamaKvCacheinfamilies/llama/runtime/plugin.cpp:178-230. Therefore, moving the shared contract into Llama tests is incorrect.The
family.name != "llama"branch still violates the shared-tooling rule and skips architecture validation for this mode. Add a family-owned capability for the KV-cache budget mode, then make this shared test validate each capability without a literal family-name branch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@families/hstu/requirements.txt`:
- Line 4: Raise the PyTorch minimum dependency from 2.6 to 2.10 in the
requirements entry, ensuring environments running families/hstu/checkpoint.py
use the patched torch.load unpickler.
In `@families/hstu/runtime/request.cpp`:
- Line 114: Update parse_runtime_config to reject configurations whose parsed
table list has no table with the "item" role, before cached bundles can reach
CachedPipeline::Impl::prepare_frame or assemble. Preserve the existing
target_group_size validation and ensure the missing-item case returns the
established configuration error path.
In `@families/hstu/tests/native_e2e.py`:
- Line 43: Replace operational assert statements with explicit validation checks
that raise appropriate exceptions when conditions fail, covering qualification
checks in _sections, verify_bundle, _execute, _compare, _check_cache, and run.
Preserve each check’s existing failure condition and ensure malformed bundles,
failed executions, mismatched outputs, invalid cache behavior, and incomplete
qualification cannot proceed to writing complete=True.
In `@families/hstu/tests/test_checkpoint.py`:
- Line 250: Update both tests that call reference_source() to be opt-in,
skipping them unless an explicit reference source or network-enabled test
configuration is present. Preserve their existing PyTorch checks and test logic
when the required configuration is available, while preventing normal test runs
from fetching the upstream repository.
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In `@tools/tests/test_architecture.py`:
- Line 915: Replace the family.name != "llama" exception in the shared
architecture test with a family-owned capability indicating support for KV-cache
budget mode, and validate the mode based on that capability. Define and expose
the capability for each relevant family, including Llama, while preserving the
existing validation behavior for unsupported families.
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CVE-2026-24747 (also tracked as PYSEC-2026-2286 and GHSA-63cw-57p8-fm3p) is a high-severity security vulnerability in PyTorch [1][2][3]. It affects the weights_only unpickler, which is used when loading PyTorch checkpoint files (.pth) with the weights_only=True flag [1][4]. The vulnerability arises because the weights_only=True unpickler failed to properly validate pickle opcodes and storage metadata [1][5]. This flaw allowed an attacker to craft a malicious checkpoint file that could trigger heap memory corruption (via SETITEM/SETITEMS opcodes applied to non-dictionary types) or exploit storage size mismatches [1][6][5]. Successfully exploiting this vulnerability could allow an attacker to achieve arbitrary code execution in the context of the victim's process [1][7][3]. This issue was fixed in PyTorch version 2.10.0 [1][4][8]. All versions of PyTorch prior to 2.10.0 are considered affected [1][9][2]. Users are advised to upgrade to version 2.10.0 or later to mitigate this risk [4][7].
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- 8: https://osv.dev/vulnerability/CVE-2026-24747
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Raise the PyTorch floor to 2.10.0.
families/hstu/checkpoint.py loads a user-supplied checkpoint with torch.load(..., weights_only=True). PyTorch versions before 2.10.0 are vulnerable to CVE-2026-24747 in this unpickler. The safe_globals allowlist does not fix malformed-opcode or storage-metadata handling in the unpickler.
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Reject a missing item table during runtime-config parsing. target_group_size < 1 is already rejected by parse_runtime_config. However, parse_tables permits a table list without an item role. Cached bundles bypass Pipeline::validate_config; CachedPipeline::Impl::prepare_frame calls assemble, where find_role(config, "item") returns nullptr and the item table is dereferenced. Add the item-table check to parse_runtime_config so invalid cached bundles fail before request processing.
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to reject configurations whose parsed table list has no table with the "item"
role, before cached bundles can reach CachedPipeline::Impl::prepare_frame or
assemble. Preserve the existing target_group_size validation and ensure the
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Replace operational assertions with explicit validation errors.
Python removes every assert when this command runs with python -O or PYTHONOPTIMIZE. The command can then accept malformed bundles, failed native executions, incorrect outputs, and invalid cache behavior before it writes complete=True to qualification.json.
Use explicit exceptions for all qualification checks in _sections, verify_bundle, _execute, _compare, _check_cache, and run.
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In `@families/hstu/tests/native_e2e.py` at line 43, Replace operational assert
statements with explicit validation checks that raise appropriate exceptions
when conditions fail, covering qualification checks in _sections, verify_bundle,
_execute, _compare, _check_cache, and run. Preserve each check’s existing
failure condition and ensure malformed bundles, failed executions, mismatched
outputs, invalid cache behavior, and incomplete qualification cannot proceed to
writing complete=True.
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Gate tests that fetch the upstream repository.
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In `@families/hstu/tests/test_checkpoint.py` at line 250, Update both tests that
call reference_source() to be opt-in, skipping them unless an explicit reference
source or network-enabled test configuration is present. Preserve their existing
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Background
Add HSTU ranking and retrieval to Model Connect with a C++ inference API. The family converts supported NVIDIA checkpoints into TensorRT bundles and manages reusable history KV without a Python inference process.
Exit Criteria
IRecommendation.Implementation
trtmc-hstu. The default path uses TensorRT operations and its native KV update layer. Optional dense/paged attention instantiates a pinned upstream CUDA implementation; the bundle includes its library, verified provenance and full third-party notices.IHistoryCacheStorageadapter interface. Model/feature versions, history corrections, candidate isolation, failed publication and invalidation are handled explicitly.Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
python -m pytest -q -p no:cacheprovider tools/tests/test_architecture.py tools/tests/test_family_impact.py tools/tests/test_community_ci.py tools/tests/test_public_source_hygiene.py tools/tests/test_new_ci.py tools/tests/test_pr_metadata.py core/builder/tests/test_build_cli.py core/builder/tests/test_family_cli.py: 362 passed.python -m pytest -q -p no:cacheprovider tools/tests/test_architecture.py families/hstu/tests/test_native_attention.py families/hstu/tests/test_native_licenses.py families/hstu/tests/test_native_provenance.py families/hstu/tests/test_native_e2e.py families/hstu/tests/test_projection_barrier.py: 119 passed; includes source/license and artifact-integrity negative controls.ctest --test-dir "$TRTMC_NATIVE_BUILD_DIR" --output-on-failure -R '^(history_cache|hstu_cache_policy|hstu_attention_metadata|hstu_native_manifest|hstu_paged_cache|hstu_pipeline|family_loader)$': 7 C++ suites passed.PYTHONPATH=core/builder:. python -m families.hstu.tests.native_e2e --source "$HSTU_NATIVE_SOURCE" --reference-source "$TRTMC_HSTU_REFERENCE_ROOT" --runtime-root "$TRTMC_NATIVE_BUILD_DIR" --output "$HSTU_NATIVE_OUTPUT": 1,580 output-field comparisons passed, Dense/Paged BF16 at B1/B8; Paged CUDA Graphs off/on, cache restoration and 20-step sessions/branches. Numerical gates remainatol=0.002,rtol=0.01.python tools/legal_headers.py --check: 0 findings.python -m tools.model_ci validate: passed.python tools/check_cyclomatic_complexity.py core/runtime --max-ccn 10 --top 5: passed.node --test website/plugins/model-support-inventory/index.test.js: passed.npm run buildinwebsite: passed, including verification of 34 generated diagrams.ctest --test-dir "$TRTMC_NATIVE_BUILD_DIR" --output-on-failure -R '^trt_module_dynamic_input$': passed on GPU, including stateful graph and dynamic-binding regressions.The native targets were configured and compiled before execution:
Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
77c1bfa19fcff0088ed3bdfe174a81ef5c1351c8, based on4b9cc2b0f259e8959e1a5c0e996506e60d7101b5.43791a0ade113a0ad5530c2a4948870dd0f7e417, CUTLASS571edeb2d0ac872a8392fc49285b156b07884b4e; exact sources and license bytes are verified before compilation.NVIDIA/recsys-examples@97062d97eef53115105063801e35184e36186df5, limited to the nine explicitly Apache-2.0 source files listed inreference-source.json. Checkpoints are deterministic synthetic fixtures, not trained model quality evidence.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
The full family E2E suite is still running locally; its result will be added when complete. A complete wheel build/install, other GPU architectures, trained-checkpoint quality and serving latency were not qualified in this publication pass. CI on this new head is pending; local results are not an automated premerge result.
Contributor Self-Review
Notes For Future Readers
Start with
families/hstu/README.mdandmodel.py, then the family runtime and shared runtime changes.ModuleCreateOptionsand the task interfaces change the C++ source/ABI surface: rebuild the native client, family libraries and runtime together. TensorRT plans and the optional native provider are build-target-specific. Bundles contain executable code and must come from a trusted producer; content identities are integrity checks, not publisher authentication.The storage interface is an integration point; this PR does not implement a FlexKV/RecSys KVCache Manager adapter, distributed invalidation or a serving scheduler. Sessions provide native state operations, not a complete beam-search service. Complete FBGEMM/HSTU, CUTLASS and CCCL notices accompany the optional provider. Benchmark reports and generated model/runtime artifacts are excluded from this PR.
Risk level
This adds a model family, cache lifecycle and public C++ interfaces while changing shared plugin/graph lifetimes. Targeted native regressions and reference parity cover the exercised paths; ABI consumers and untested deployment targets need matching rebuilds and qualification.