[None][feat] Add DynamicEPLB kernels and runtime integration by JintaoPengCS · Pull Request #19646 · NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM

JintaoPengCS · 2026-09-28T00:58:40Z

Description

This PR adds per-layer dynamic EPLB, a third expert-parallel load-balancing mode next to offline and online EPLB, for the MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL MoE backend. It is selected with moe_config.load_balancer.mode: per_layer_dynamic:

enable_attention_dp: true
cuda_graph_config: null
moe_config:
  backend: MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL                # AUTO resolves to it
  load_balancer:
    mode: per_layer_dynamic
    num_slots: 408                        # 384 experts + 3 helper slots per rank x EP8
    auxiliary_sms: 4                      # optional, 1 to 8 (default 4)
    helper_slot_mode: per_layer_resident  # optional (default), or shared_banks

Why

Offline EPLB keeps one expert placement for the whole run. Online EPLB refreshes layer_updates_per_iter layers per iteration from decayed statistics. Both follow the average load.

In context-heavy serving with attention DP, the hot experts change from one batch to the next and from one layer to the next, and the most loaded EP rank sets the MoE time of every rank. Per-layer dynamic EPLB re-plans every MoE layer on every forward pass from the routing of that pass, and moves the hot experts' weights on the GPU. It needs no host statistics, no host collectives, no host weight staging and no steady-state host waits.

How it works

For each MoE layer on each forward pass, one CPU thread submits work to two streams: MAIN, and COPY, a highest-priority stream shared by all layers.

Plan and copy (COPY). MAIN computes the routes and enqueues one kernel on COPY. The kernel has auxiliary_sms CTAs, one per SM.
- HALO-Q: the CTAs exchange routed-token counts with the other EP ranks. CTA 0 picks the hot experts for each rank's helper slots, and the other CTAs map every route to a resident or helper slot.
- In-switch copy: the same CTAs then copy the picked experts' weights (the seven NVFP4 kernel-format planes) into the receiving ranks' helper slots through NVLink multicast with TMA, and publish a READY generation.
Overlap (MAIN). Meanwhile, MAIN runs the work that does not need the routes: input quantization and, for DeepSeek-V4, the shared experts, which model code passes in with MoE.load_balancer_overlap(fn). These kernels leave auxiliary_sms SMs free:
- the FP4 and FP8 quantize ops gain reserved-SM variants;
- DeepSeek-V4's shared experts run on the fused MegaMoE FC12 kernel with the same SM budget.
MegaMoE (MAIN). Before its first route read, MAIN waits with cuStreamWaitValue64 until every CTA of the COPY kernel has written its routes, then launches MegaMoE. MegaMoE reads a helper tile only once its READY generation is visible (system-scope acquire). So MegaMoE overlaps the copy instead of waiting for it.
Reuse. After MegaMoE, MAIN records a consumer event, and COPY waits on it before the next plan. Every rank enters HALO-Q's all-rank exchange only after its own previous MegaMoE, and the copy follows the exchange. So no rank overwrites a helper slot while any rank still reads it.

What is in this PR

Configuration (tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py):
- moe_config.load_balancer becomes a union discriminated by mode.
  - standard is today's offline and online EPLB. It is the default, so existing configs, YAML files and dicts without mode keep working.
  - per_layer_dynamic accepts only num_slots, auxiliary_sms and helper_slot_mode.
- With per_layer_dynamic:
  - AUTO resolves to MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL, and any other explicit backend is rejected.
  - Decode CUDA graphs are turned off with a warning, and prefill CUDA graphs are rejected.
- The new fields are status="prototype". The serve-config schemas and the LLM-args golden manifest are regenerated.
Kernels and ops:
- cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/loadBalance/dynamicEplb/ has HALO-Q, the fused HALO-Q + copy kernel and the GPU copy-plan builder.
- cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moe/loadBalance/ has the THOP ops. Builds for other targets get placeholder ops that return an error.
- fp4Quantize.cpp and fp8Quantize.cpp add reserved-SM variants and keep their existing APIs.
Runtime:
- fused_moe/per_layer_dynamic_eplb/ sits next to moe_load_balancer.py, which stays its only entry point:
  - manager.py is the model-owned manager: copy stream, auxiliary SMs, helper banks, EP communicator and collective shutdown. It shares BaseMoeLoadBalancer with standard EPLB, and both plug into the existing seams: maybe_create_moe_load_balancer, _load_balancer_route, the post-run_moe hook, MoeLoadBalancerIterContext and MoERunContext.replica_plan.
  - layer.py is the per-layer handle: plan / finish, READY generation, arena allocation and producer binding.
  - planner.py orders the two streams and the plan generations.
  - arena.py allocates the helper slots as CUDA fabric memory bound to NVLink multicast objects. MegaMoE's live weight planes alias that memory; the quant method allocates and binds them through the layer handle.
- Backends opt in with the supports_per_layer_dynamic_eplb capability and only consume MoERunContext.replica_plan.
Kernel sources. Both trees are maintained in-tree as TensorRT-LLM code, with no vendor-lock entry and no patch:
- tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/kernels/megamoe_scheduler/ holds the HALO-Q runtime and the fabric, arena and broadcast layer.
- tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/ is main's copy, updated to upstream f0747157. Upstream already contains the kernel-side pieces this mode uses: the helper READY gate and token-tile READY. TensorRT-LLM's own edits are kept: SwiGLU alpha/beta ([None][perf] update MegaMoE kernels for Blackwell and Rubin #17956), the fc12_scheduler.py change from [None][feat] Kimi K3 optimizations on Rubin #19960 and the bandit B105 annotations.
Executor and LLM API:
- When per-layer dynamic EPLB is configured, CUDA_SCALE_LAUNCH_QUEUES=4x is applied before CUDA initialization, in the main process and in MPI, Ray and direct workers. Other configurations do not set it.
- Rebalance submission binds the one execution stream that every executor of a model engine uses, so warmup and serving need no hand-off.
- Worker shutdown (MPI, Ray, RPC) releases the model-scoped resources collectively. Ranks agree on cleanup failures before a commit point, and failed releases stay retryable. Background-thread errors are raised only after every rank has passed the commit point.
Docs: examples/wide_ep/README.md, examples/wide_ep/ep_load_balancer/README.md (walkthrough, example and constraints), docs/source/features/parallel-strategy.md and MOE_DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md.

Constraints. The full list is in examples/wide_ep/ep_load_balancer/README.md.

MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL with NVFP4 MoE weights and at most 384 routed experts.
SM100, SM103 or SM107, with all EP ranks in one NVLink multicast domain.
Attention DP with pure EP, an even EP size from 2 to 32, and no MoE smart router.
No CUDA graphs and no DWDP.
Not with LoadFormat.GMS, the same as for any load balancer.

Unlike standard mode, an unsupported setup raises an error instead of silently running without a load balancer.

Changes since the last review round (`35521ce`)

Rebased on main (557ddca). [TRTLLM-14558][chore] Split cute_dsl_kernels/ into the domain kernel trees and consolidate the thop unit tests #19275 split cute_dsl_kernels/, so the MegaMoE sources moved to tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/kernels/: cutedsl_megamoe/, megamoe_scheduler/, megamoe_kernels.py and megamoe_shared_fc12.py. Two tests moved with them. Their contents are unchanged apart from import paths.
cutedsl_megamoe synced to upstream f0747157 (from 7832a330). Of the new upstream commits, only the Rubin combine-dedup change touches files TensorRT-LLM carries. It brings:
- an opt-in combine-dedup path (combine_dedup, default off, BF16 combine only);
- a new TokenSrcMetadata packing, which limits max_tokens_per_rank to 65536;
- token_back_mode="hybrid_warps";
- correct sizing of the mixed-CGA fallback table;
- a proxy fence before the Rubin FC2 done flag.
The compile key gains a _nodedup suffix, so existing CuTe DSL JIT caches are rebuilt once. No TensorRT-LLM caller changes. Nothing from this PR needs to go back upstream.
HALO-Q and the in-switch copy are fused into one kernel. Before, they were two launches on COPY, and MAIN waited on an event between them. Now:
- Each of the auxiliary_sms CTAs takes its HALO-Q role, then adds one to a per-layer route epoch with a system-scope release. It waits until all CTAs have done so, then copies the plan.
- MAIN waits on that epoch with cuStreamWaitValue64 instead of an event, so the wait holds no SM.
- The kernel runs in the remote memory-sync domain, so fences in MegaMoE and other default-domain kernels do not wait for the copy's NVLink traffic.
- Binding the copy loads the kernel and reserves its local memory. Doing that at the first launch would wait for the device, which can deadlock against kernels that spin on later work.
MAIN's wait completes only after every CTA has written its routes, so all copy CTAs are resident before MegaMoE launches. MegaMoE therefore cannot occupy the SMs the copy needs. This closes, by construction, the copy-starvation case raised in review; that case was never observed in testing.

auxiliary_sms now sizes both phases, so its range is 1 to 8 (it was 8 to 128), and it defaults to 4 (it was 8).
New helper_slot_mode, default per_layer_resident. HALO-Q's placement is stable across forward passes: a layer often puts the same expert into the same helper slot of the same ranks as in its previous pass. Yet every pass copied all of them again.
- With per_layer_resident, every MoE layer has its own helper slots, and the copy keeps a per-layer table of the expert each helper slot holds. A copy whose receiving ranks all hold the expert already moves no data, and READY is still published.
- The last CTA of each copy updates the table from the HALO-Q placement, which every rank has, so all ranks keep the same table.
- The cost is one helper set per MoE layer: about 6.4 GiB per GPU for DeepSeek-V4-Pro with 3 helper slots per rank.
- shared_banks keeps the previous layout: two helper banks that all layers alternate between, refilled on every pass.
Lower host overhead per MoE layer. On short-prompt prefill the rank-0 host path is close to the GPU time per iteration, and per-layer dynamic EPLB adds host work per MoE layer. These changes do not change outputs:
- raw torch._C stream and device switches replace the context managers;
- the MAIN-stream check returns early for the bound stream;
- eager MegaMoE launches call the op implementation directly, and torch.compile still uses the registered op;
- each backend caches the CuTe views of its weights, keyed on data pointer, shape, stride, dtype, device and alignment;
- one redundant tactic-key computation is gone.
Less host work per MoE layer with the load balancer on. Outputs are unchanged:
- the plan no longer calls record_stream on the routes for COPY. The plan group keeps the routes alive until MAIN has queued its route-epoch wait (routes are allocated on MAIN), and a new plan is refused while a launched route is still unwaited. This removes about 3,400 allocator cudaEventQuery calls per iteration on rank 0;
- the bound reuse authority is checked by identity per layer, and repeated route waits in one plan generation return early;
- MegaMoE launch buffers, their CuTe views and the READY-flag pointer are reused across layers, and the int32-to-int64 route widening is folded into the staging copy, one kernel fewer per layer;
- the fused-communication MoE scheduler skips no-op slices, splits and casts;
- MegaMoE runners that opted into tactic autotuning are reused outside tuning mode.
On GB200 (nsys, arm B) rank-0 _forward_step time drops from about 325 to 293 ms per iteration. Throughput does not change there, because GB200 is GPU-bound in this setup.
One native call per layer for the HALO-Q launch and for its release, and a lighter shared FC12 wrapper. With main's SM107 CuteDSL attention GEMMs ([None][feat] DeepSeek V4 / DSpark optimizations on Rubin #19961), VR200 GPU time dropped by about 23 ms per iteration, and rank 0's executor host started to pace arm B: at 9c202d8eb, B/C on VR200 was 0.974. Outputs are unchanged:
- the native TMA context binds the fused launch's shared arguments, the route epoch and the copy stream once. Each layer's launch passes an int handle of the context, its routes, the route target and the spin bound, and the native call orders the copy stream after the current stream itself. The consumer release is one native call too. The per-layer ops take the handle because passing the TorchScript custom-class context to a torch.ops call costs about 8 µs of dispatch by itself;
- the shared FC12 wrapper validates each weight set once, reads the raw current stream, takes the device guard only when it creates a runner, and builds its AutoTuner key string once, with unchanged key text. On a GB200 host one call drops from about 107 to 56 µs.
On VR200 (nsys, rank 4) the MoE block's host time drops by about 80 µs per layer, and B now matches C (table below). GB200 throughput does not change, because GB200 is GPU-bound here.
DeepSeek-V4's fused shared-expert kernel on the whole SM100 family. The fused shared FC1/activation/FC2 kernel that comes with the MegaMoE backend ran only on SM107. It now runs on SM100, SM103 and SM107 when the routed backend provides it, the shared expert uses 128-element FP8 block scales, and the model runs eagerly. It no longer depends on the load balancer, so arms with and without it run the same shared-expert kernel.
- On SM100 and SM103 Linear keeps FP32 K128 block scales. The shared MLP asks it to round them to UE8M0 at load (round_block_scales_to_ue8m0), and derives the kernel's MXFP8 scale layout from them once.
- With the load balancer on it leaves auxiliary_sms SMs free, like the quantize ops.
- It keeps a packed copy of FC1, so on GB200 the KV cache gets about 2.2 GiB less per rank.
Lower host overhead per request (independent of EPLB). In short-prompt prefill, rank 0 handles about a thousand requests per iteration. Messages and per-module log levels are unchanged:
- SamplingParams computes its SamplingConfig and OutputConfig field names once;
- Logger.log() and is_debug_enabled() skip the caller-module stack walk when no per-module levels are set and the global level filters the message.
ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=expert_ids, opt-in and for performance analysis only: outputs are wrong by design.
- It keeps the learned router, and replaces the routed expert IDs in the MoE scheduler with a perfectly balanced assignment for any token count. The assignment comes from one table, sized once to max_num_tokens.
- Unlike ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=1, it also balances DeepSeek-V4's hash layers and synthesizes no logits per token count.
- With the load balancer off, it bounds what any MoE load balancer can gain (arm C below). It logs a warning once on backends that route inside their kernel.
Layer-wise benchmarks:
- --moe-load-balancer enables per-layer dynamic EPLB without CUDA graphs, or static standard EPLB;
- forwards run inside the load balancer's iteration context, and eager runs warm up on the stream they are timed on;
- DeepSeek-V4 slices may start mid-model;
- unsupported combinations are rejected up front: per-layer dynamic EPLB with CUDA graphs, online EPLB on a slice, and replay with expert_ids.
Opt-in proxy request batching (independent of EPLB). The default is unchanged, and it is documented in perf-benchmarking.md. It removes rank-0 host stalls that made every other rank wait at the attention-DP allgather in context-only runs, in every arm alike.
- TRTLLM_PROXY_BATCH_REQUESTS=1: the proxy pickles each request on the submitting thread, and a sender thread sends each burst to the rank-0 worker as one HMAC-signed message of up to 1024 requests. The worker, on a thread that shares the GIL with the executor loop, then does one receive and one HMAC check per burst instead of one per request.
HALO-Q timeout during warmup. The all-rank exchange and the route-epoch wait fail closed after a bounded spin (8e9 cycles, about 4 s, in steady state). Rank skew during executor warmup and autotuning is far longer, and it trapped warmup on both GB200 and VR200, including the default serving warmup. The bound is now chosen per launch through the existing MoE communication timeout guard: during warmup and autotuning it is the MoE communication warmup timeout (TRTLLM_MOE_COMM_WARMUP_TIMEOUT_SEC, default 1800 s), otherwise TRTLLM_MOE_COMM_TIMEOUT_SEC if set, else 8e9 cycles.

Known limitations and follow-ups

HALO-Q exchange timeout in steady state. Outside warmup the exchange still fails closed after 8e9 cycles (about 4 s) unless TRTLLM_MOE_COMM_TIMEOUT_SEC is set: the copy traps without publishing READY. None of the runs below hit it.
GB200 stays about 1 to 1.5% behind uniform routing. On VR200, B matches C. On GB200, nsys on two ranks puts most of the gap in MegaMoE itself: after every rank has reached the MegaMoE router, the kernel still runs about 40 µs per layer longer in B than in C, and the helper copy has already finished by then. The Blackwell MegaMoE kernel signals FC2 completion per expert only, so with real, uneven expert loads the combine waits for whole experts. The Rubin kernel can also signal per token tile, and B on VR200 selects that in every token bucket. Token-tile completion for the Blackwell kernel belongs in the upstream MegaMoE sources first, so it is left as a follow-up. The rest of the gap is the shared expert's smaller SM budget and the extra plan synchronization.
Multi-node launcher teardown. After a two-node trtllm-llmapi-launch run finishes, the step lingers a few minutes before it exits. This is unrelated to this PR; benchmark harnesses kill the step after the results are written.
Follow-ups from review:
- the live-weight arena is still allocated from the backend's create_weights, through the layer handle;
- the helper-slot count and the quantize SM budget are fixed at construction;
- plan finish and rollback remain explicit calls next to run_moe.

Reviewing guide

Area	Files	Lines
`tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/`: sync of main's copy to upstream f0747157	68	+12,597 / -5,435
`tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/kernels/megamoe_scheduler/`: HALO-Q runtime, fabric, arena and broadcast	11	+3,346
`cpp/`: HALO-Q, fused copy kernel, THOP ops, reserved-SM quantize	16	+5,794 / -7
MoE runtime, models and custom ops (`_torch/moe/fused_moe/`, `_torch/moe/custom_ops/`, `_torch/modules/`, `_torch/models/`, `_torch/custom_ops/`, `megamoe_kernels.py`, `megamoe_shared_fc12.py`)	21	+5,324 / -446
Executor, LLM API and PyExecutor	17	+1,091 / -336
Tests	23	+5,820 / -29
Docs and examples, including `MOE_DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md`	8	+221 / -12
Generated serve-config schemas	2	+222 / -84
Everything else: build and lint config, `trtllm-bench`, logger, `SamplingParams`, layer-wise runner, model config, golden manifest, schema generator	12	+162 / -23

Test Coverage

Unit and contract tests

CPU tests need no GPU.

tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_per_layer_dynamic_eplb.py (CPU, l0_cpu via unittest/_torch/moe): manager and layer lifecycle, plan/finish pairing, the post-run_moe release, the overlap hook, backend binding, the abort of a failed forward, helper_slot_mode, the warmup-aware spin bound, and fail-fast on unsupported topologies.
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_dynamic_eplb_contracts.py (CPU, l0_cpu via unittest/_torch/moe):
- fused-submit ordering, the deferred route wait, and the stream order of the native launch and release (a source contract on the THOP op);
- the one-MAIN-stream binding (every executor of an engine shares its execution stream) and the CuTe weight-view cache key;
- the live-plane ABI goldens and the launch-queue setup order;
- executor and worker teardown, including retries;
- the warmup-aware HALO-Q spin bound.
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py and tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_impl.py, new CPU cases (l0_cpu via unittest/_torch/moe): the live-plane spec and aliasing, the replica plan's launch facts and route wait, discard ordering, and backend filtering by capability.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_llm_args.py::TestMoeConfigPerLayerDynamicEplb (CPU; l0_cpu, l0_a10): the config union, backend resolution, auxiliary_sms and helper_slot_mode bounds, CUDA-graph handling, YAML input, and launch-queue setup before CUDA initialization.
Config plumbing (CPU, l0_cpu):
- tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py: the serve schemas;
- tests/unittest/llmapi/test_gms_args.py: GMS rejection;
- tests/unittest/llmapi/test_serialization.py: restricted serialization;
- tests/unittest/usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py: the telemetry manifest;
- tests/unittest/_torch/weight_sharing/test_source_identity.py: the backend fingerprint.
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_megamoe_shared_fc12_autotune.py (CPU, l0_cpu): the shared FC12 tactic catalog, caching, dispatch and release, the once-per-weight-set validation, and the AutoTuner key text.
tests/unittest/executor/test_proxy_request_sender.py (CPU, l0_cpu): opt-in batching, capture at submit, sentinel ordering and interpreter teardown.
tests/unittest/executor/test_shutdown_retry_contracts.py (CPU, l0_cpu): rank-aligned, retryable shutdown.
tests/unittest/utils/test_logger.py (CPU, l0_cpu): a filtered message skips the caller lookup.
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_routing.py::test_perfect_router_expert_ids_balanced (l0_b200, l0_b300, l0_h100, l0_gb300_multi_gpus): the balanced expert-ID table.
tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/parallel/test_quantization_sm_budget.py (SM100 family; l0_b200 and l0_b300 through unittest/_torch/kernels/parallel): reserved-SM FP4 and FP8 quantize. It checks equality with the default ops, rejection of invalid budgets, fake tensors and CUDA graph replay.
tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_megamoe_streaming_load.py (l0_b200): helper slots widen only the seven kernel planes; meta-device init.
tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_deepseekv4.py (l0_b200, l0_dgx_b200): when DeepSeek-V4 selects the fused shared FC12 kernel.
tests/unittest/_torch/modules/test_megamoe_shared_mlp_scales.py (SM100 and SM103, l0_b200): Linear rounds FP32 block scales to UE8M0 at load only when asked, the dequantized weights stay within FP8 rounding, and the CuTe DSL MXFP8 layout carries the rounded scales.

No unit test launches HALO-Q or the copy kernel on a GPU. The end-to-end runs below cover them.

Accuracy (GSM8K)

DeepSeek-V4-Pro NVFP4, EP8 with attention DP, per-layer dynamic EPLB on (num_slots 408, 3 helper slots per rank, helper_slot_mode per_layer_resident), FP4 combine, max_num_tokens 8192, all 1319 samples. The reference threshold is 92.80.

Platform	Strict match	Flexible extract	Notes
VR200	96.21	96.21	default serving config (no MegaMoE tactic autotune); warmup passes with the default spin bound
GB200	95.98	95.98	same head; warmup passes with the default spin bound

GB200 GSM8K was repeated after the review refactor at b60c594bf (96.36 strict match, 96.44 flexible extract), after the rebase on main at 9c202d8eb (96.29 / 96.29), and at the current head (96.06 / 96.29).

Performance (context-only, A/B/C)

Setup:

DeepSeek-V4-Pro NVFP4 on 8 GPUs, attention DP with EP8, MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL with the FP4 combine (MEGAMOE_COMBINE_FORMAT=16e2m1xbf16).
Context only: GSM8K prompts (mean ISL about 63 tokens), OSL 1, trtllm-bench throughput.
max_num_tokens 8192, max_batch_size 256, chunked prefill, no KV block reuse, no CUDA graphs, MAX_UTILIZATION capacity scheduler.
A 64x-replicated GSM8K set: all 562,688 requests per arm on VR200, the first 131,072 per arm on GB200. Concurrency 6144 on VR200 and 12288 on GB200 (GB200 also saturates at 6144).
KV pool_ratio [0.55, 0.22, 0.23] on VR200. GB200 has less free HBM: with that ratio its window-8 pool group admits only about 100 context requests per rank per iteration, so GB200 uses [0.24, 0.295, 0.465], which saturates all three arms.
Every arm sets TRTLLM_PROXY_BATCH_REQUESTS=1, TRTLLM_WORKER_DISABLE_GC=1, and the harness turns off the cyclic GC in the trtllm-bench process (outside TensorRT-LLM; the earlier rows used an equivalent in-tree switch, since removed), CUDA_SCALE_LAUNCH_QUEUES=4x and MEGAMOE_TACTIC_AUTOTUNE=1.
Every arm runs DeepSeek-V4's shared experts on the fused FC12 kernel, so the arms differ only in routed-expert placement.
The three arms of a platform ran back to back, in one job on the same nodes.

The arms:

A: load balancer off.
B: A plus load_balancer: {mode: per_layer_dynamic, num_slots: 408}, which gives 3 helper slots per rank, with auxiliary_sms: 4 and helper_slot_mode: per_layer_resident by default.
C: A plus ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=expert_ids, that is, perfectly balanced routing with the load balancer off. Its outputs are wrong by design. C bounds what any MoE load balancer can gain here, so a B/C close to 1 means B recovers most of that bound.

Platform	Arm	req/s	Stable iteration (ms)	Saturated share	B/A	B/C
VR200	A: OFF	4393.3	223.5	100%
VR200	B: ON (fused)	4948.7	199.4	100%	1.126	0.993
VR200	C: OFF + uniform routing	4983.1	198.7	100%
GB200	A: OFF	2285.1	433.3	100%
GB200	B: ON (fused)	2443.9	405.0	100%	1.069	0.992
GB200	C: OFF + uniform routing	2462.4	401.0	100%

The VR200 rows were measured on 2026-10-29 in one job on one node pair, with the rank-0 SamplingParams pickling change that is now part of this PR; C is the mean of two passes. In the same job, the build without that change reached 4770.4 and 4785.9 req/s for B and 4857.8 for C (B/C -1.93% in stable iteration time): rank 0's executor thread shares the GIL with request intake, and B's per-layer host work had pushed rank 0 past the GPU iteration time. The earlier VR200 numbers, from the build of this PR on main d7e0eca, were 4464.0, 4991.2 and 5002.4 req/s (B/A 1.118, B/C 0.998); absolute VR200 throughput varies by a few percent between node pairs, so compare ratios within one job.

The GB200 rows were measured on 2026-10-28 at eeb73a7, which added the upstream CuTe DSL MegaMoE kernel sync and the general HALO-Q fused kernel. The earlier GB200 numbers, from the build of this PR on main d7e0eca, were 2260.7, 2411.5 and 2450.6 req/s (B/A 1.067, B/C 0.984). GSM8K with per-layer dynamic EPLB on at eeb73a7 is 96.44 on GB200.

A second VR200 run of the same build, on other nodes, gave 4461.0, 4868.7 and 4912.0 req/s (B/A 1.091, B/C 0.991); there B's median iteration time was within 0.1% of C's. On GB200 the balance headroom (C/A) is smaller, and B recovers about 80% of it; Known limitations explains the rest. auxiliary_sms defaults to 4: in a shorter GB200 run (131,072 requests per arm, one job), B ran at 406.9 ms per stable iteration with 4 auxiliary SMs and 407.3 ms with 8.

At 9c202d8eb, before the native per-layer calls and the lighter FC12 wrapper, the same setup gave 4464.4, 4884.4 and 5012.6 req/s on VR200 (B/A 1.094, B/C 0.974) and 2263.3, 2424.7 and 2442.6 req/s on GB200 (B/A 1.071, B/C 0.993).

Column definitions:

req/s: request throughput reported by trtllm-bench for the whole run.
Stable iteration: the mean rank-0 time between consecutive executor iterations. It covers the middle 80% of iterations, without gaps longer than 1.5x the median and without iterations below 0.8x the median token count.
Saturated share: the share of the middle 80% of iterations in which every attention-DP rank scheduled at least 0.95 x max_num_tokens context tokens.
B/A and B/C: ratios of req/s. Above 1 means B is faster.

Commands

The A/B/C table and the current-head GSM8K run used full native builds of this PR on main d7e0eca whose sources differ from the pushed head only in tests and code comments. The unit-test counts below and the earlier GSM8K rows come from earlier heads.

The rebase onto a newer main resolved one conflict: both sides add class attributes to MoE in interface.py. On the rebased head, the serve-schema snapshots and the golden manifest regenerate unchanged, and test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py (94) and test_dynamic_eplb_contracts.py (42 passed, 1 skipped) pass. The other tests need a build of the rebased head and run in CI.

CPU unit tests, from tests/unittest with CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=, one pytest process per path as CI runs them: 1,102 passed, none failed (_torch/moe 378, test_llm_args.py 433, the other eight files 291):

pytest -m cpu_only _torch/moe llmapi/test_llm_args.py llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py \
    llmapi/test_gms_args.py llmapi/test_serialization.py usage/test_llmapi_config_capture.py \
    _torch/weight_sharing/test_source_identity.py executor/test_proxy_request_sender.py \
    executor/test_shutdown_retry_contracts.py utils/test_logger.py

GPU unit tests on GB200: 42, 17 and 1 passed:

pytest _torch/moe/test_moe_routing.py::test_perfect_router_expert_ids_balanced \
    _torch/kernels/parallel/test_quantization_sm_budget.py _torch/moe/test_megamoe_streaming_load.py
pytest _torch/modules/test_megamoe_shared_mlp_scales.py _torch/modeling/test_modeling_deepseekv4.py -k "shared_fc12 or block_scales"
pytest _torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py::test_megamoe_cutedsl_minimax_m3_swiglu_bias_numerics

GSM8K, 8 ranks (MEGAMOE_COMBINE_FORMAT=16e2m1xbf16):

trtllm-llmapi-launch trtllm-eval --model <DeepSeek-V4-Pro NVFP4> --tp_size 8 --ep_size 8 \
    --max_batch_size 128 --max_num_tokens 8192 --max_seq_len 8192 --custom_tokenizer deepseek_v4 \
    --config eval.yaml gsm8k --apply_chat_template --system_prompt <CI system prompt> --max_output_length 256

eval.yaml sets attention DP, no CUDA graphs, moe_config: {backend: MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL, load_balancer: {mode: per_layer_dynamic, num_slots: 408}}, and an FP8 KV cache without block reuse at free_gpu_memory_fraction 0.6.

A/B/C, 8 ranks, one run per arm:

trtllm-llmapi-launch trtllm-bench --model <DeepSeek-V4-Pro NVFP4> throughput --backend pytorch \
    --dataset gsm8k_x64.jsonl --tp 8 --ep 8 --config arm.yaml --scheduler_policy max_utilization \
    --num_requests <562688 on VR200, 131072 on GB200> --max_num_tokens 8192 --concurrency <6144 on VR200, 12288 on GB200> \
    --report_json report.json --iteration_log iterations.log

The arm.yaml of arm A:

cuda_graph_config: null
custom_tokenizer: deepseek_v4
disable_overlap_scheduler: false
enable_attention_dp: true
enable_chunked_prefill: true
kv_cache_config:
  dtype: fp8
  enable_block_reuse: false
  free_gpu_memory_fraction: 0.8
  host_cache_size: 0
  pool_ratio: [0.55, 0.22, 0.23]  # [0.24, 0.295, 0.465] on GB200
  tokens_per_block: 128
max_batch_size: 256
max_num_tokens: 8192
max_seq_len: 8192
moe_config:
  backend: MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL
print_iter_log: true
scheduler_config:
  capacity_scheduler_policy: MAX_UTILIZATION
attention_dp_config:
  enable_kv_cache_aware_routing: false

Arm B adds load_balancer: {mode: per_layer_dynamic, num_slots: 408} under moe_config. Arm C runs arm A's file with ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=expert_ids.

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This change adds configurable MegaMoE helper-slot rebalancing with HALO-Q scheduling and TMA-based weight copying. It integrates generation readiness into supported kernels, adds hierarchical live-weight arenas and a shared FC12 path, and updates startup configuration, packaging, vendor metadata, documentation, and tests.

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Dynamic load balancing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rebalance configuration and startup `tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py`, `tensorrt_llm/llmapi/_load_balance_env.py`, `tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm.py`, `tensorrt_llm/executor/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/weight_sharing/source_identity.py`	Adds optional rebalance settings, configures and propagates `CUDA_SCALE_LAUNCH_QUEUES=4x` for active helper-slot configurations, and includes active settings in backend fingerprints.
HALO-Q route scheduling `cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/loadBalance/dynamicEplb/`, `cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moe/loadBalance/moeRebalanceHaloQOp.cpp`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/cuda_scheduler/`	Adds the CUDA scheduler, placement publication, PyTorch operator, scheduler runtime, distributed scheduler support, and native build and dispatch paths.
TMA copy and GPU plans `cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/loadBalance/dynamicEplb/moeRebalanceTma`, `cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moe/loadBalance/moeRebalanceTmaOp.cpp`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/csrc/in_switch_copy/`	Adds TMA copy interfaces and implementations, GPU-direct plan construction, state management, and operator bindings.
Hierarchical arenas and leases `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/sami/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/integrations/megamoe/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/mega_moe/rebalance_*`	Adds fabric-backed live-weight arenas, hierarchical copy submission, generation-based reuse and consumer leases, and MegaMoE scheduler integration.
Kernel readiness and FC12 scheduling `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/helpers/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/kernel_src/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/communication/nvlink_domain/token_comm.py`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/custom_ops/cute_dsl_megamoe_custom_op.py`	Adds helper-weight generation gates, token-tile FC2 readiness, grouped FC12 scheduling, helper-aware AOT arguments, and Blackwell and Rubin kernel updates.
MegaMoE and shared-expert integration `tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_deepseekv4.py`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/megamoe_shared_mlp.py`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_shared_fc12.py`, `cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/fpQuantize.cpp`	Connects rebalance scheduling and live weights to model execution. Adds a tunable shared FC12 path and quantization operators with reserved-SM budgets.
Vendoring, packaging, and verification `.gitattributes`, `.pre-commit-config.yaml`, `pyproject.toml`, `setup.py`, `DYNAMIC_LOAD_BALANCE_SUBMIT_OPT.md`, `tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels//VENDOR_`, `tests/*`	Adds vendor provenance and downstream patches, packaging and tooling settings, operational documentation, and contract and quantization tests.

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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~180 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RebalanceSlotSchedulerGroupV2
  participant CudaPhysicalSlotScheduler
  participant HierarchicalSamiWeightBroadcast
  participant DynamicLoadBalanceBinding
  participant MegaMoEKernel
  RebalanceSlotSchedulerGroupV2->>CudaPhysicalSlotScheduler: Submit routes for placement
  CudaPhysicalSlotScheduler->>HierarchicalSamiWeightBroadcast: Publish placement plan
  HierarchicalSamiWeightBroadcast->>DynamicLoadBalanceBinding: Provide copied-weight generation
  DynamicLoadBalanceBinding->>MegaMoEKernel: Launch with routes, weights, and READY generation
  MegaMoEKernel->>DynamicLoadBalanceBinding: Release consumer lease

Suggested reviewers: juney-nvidia, chzblych

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4ee8e

Long-running rebalance workloads risk silently missing scheduler output. Address the counter overflow before merging; the remaining test and documentation gaps also need owner attention.

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tensorrt_llm/_torch/weight_sharing/source_identity.py (1)
429-430: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add MoE rebalance fingerprint tests.

_build_backend_fingerprint includes moe_rebalance only when rebalancing is enabled with a positive helper_slots_per_rank. Add SourceIdentity unit tests for equal identities across unset, disabled, and zero-slot configurations. Add assertions that distinct positive helper-slot counts produce different identities. These tests can catch incompatible helper layouts being accepted or inert configurations being rejected.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/weight_sharing/source_identity.py around
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Add SourceIdentity unit tests around _build_backend_fingerprint showing unset,
disabled, and zero-slot MoE rebalance configurations produce equal identities.
Also assert that configurations with distinct positive helper_slots_per_rank
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/quantization.py (1)
4785-4792: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a regression test for the fc1_norm_const resident-slot contract.

_build_fc1_norm_const now has two new behaviors:

It writes only fc1_norm_const[:n_home].

It raises RuntimeError when the routed count differs from _rebalance_home_experts.

The code keeps helper slots [n_home:] at the 1.0 value that bind_live_weight_planes wrote. No test checks that helper slots are preserved, and no test checks the mismatch error. A later edit could go back to a full-width copy_. That would fail the shape check, or it would overwrite live-arena helper values.

The coverage checks at Lines 4564-4566 and 4636-4638 also switched to _rebalance_home_experts without a test.

Add a CPU test next to the existing MegaMoE quantization tests (the ones that contain test_mega_format_transform_is_slot_blockwise). Use a SimpleNamespace module with these fields:

fc1_norm_const = torch.full((H + S,), 1.0)

_rebalance_home_experts = H

initial_local_expert_ids = list(range(H))

tmp_raw_input_scales holding distinct w2 scales

Assert these results:

[:H] equals the reciprocals of the w2 scales.

[H:] stays at 1.0.

When initial_local_expert_ids has H + 1 entries, the method raises RuntimeError.

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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/quantization.py around
lines 4785 - 4792:
Add a CPU regression test for _build_fc1_norm_const beside
test_mega_format_transform_is_slot_blockwise. Use a SimpleNamespace with
distinct w2 scales and helper slots initialized to 1.0; verify the first H slots
contain reciprocal scales, remaining slots stay 1.0, and a routed-count mismatch
raises RuntimeError.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/mega_moe/rebalance_slot_scheduler_v2.py (1)
425-437: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a unit test for the resident slot mapping used when rebalance is bypassed.

_resident_slot_ids maps a logical expert ID e to (e // H) * (H + S) + e % H and keeps negative padding IDs. This path runs whenever helper slots exist but is_rebalance_active() is false. That covers ordinary warmup and tuning when the backend has not opted in to autotune. A wrong stride would not raise an error. Tokens would silently go to a helper slot or to another rank's expert, and the output would be wrong.

The cited verification scripts cover the state machine and the is_warmup setter. They do not check this mapping.

Add a small CPU test under tests/unittest/_torch/modules/ (for example, a new test_megamoe_rebalance_slot_ids.py). Use cases such as:

H=4, S=2, input [[0, 3, 4, 7, -1]]: the result must equal [[0, 3, 6, 9, -1]], and the dtype must be unchanged.

Test both torch.int32 and torch.int64 inputs.

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around lines 425 - 437:
Add a small CPU unit test for _resident_slot_ids that verifies the H=4, S=2
mapping of [[0, 3, 4, 7, -1]] to [[0, 3, 6, 9, -1]], preserves negative padding,
and retains the input dtype. Run the cases with both torch.int32 and torch.int64
inputs.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py (1)
1063-1082: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a regression test for the warmup-owner handoff.

_handoff_rebalance_warmup_owners is a new lifecycle step. It collects scheduler groups across the target and draft models and deduplicates them by id. Then it synchronizes the device and releases ownership. No test in tests/** covers this path. Missing coverage could hide three failures: a skipped release (serving then binds a stale CPU owner), a double release for a shared group, and a missed draft-model group. The smallest practical test is a unit test in tests/unittest/_torch/executor/. The test builds a stub PyExecutor with mock engines whose modules share one _rebalance_scheduler_group that has _owner_thread_id set. It then asserts one release_warmup_owner_after_sync call with the execution-stream handle. A second case must assert that no call happens when _owner_thread_id is None.

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1063 - 1082:
Add unit coverage for PyExecutor._handoff_rebalance_warmup_owners in the
executor tests: verify that an owned scheduler group shared across target and
draft models is released exactly once with the execution-stream handle, and that
a group with no _owner_thread_id is not released.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/helpers/dlb_expert_count.py (1)
9-37: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add CPU unit tests for the host-side DLB count normalization and helper topology validation.

resolve_dlb_expert_counts defines a new contract. The physical expert_count becomes logical + total_helper_slots. helper_expert_count becomes total_helper_slots // world_size. It raises on mixed or indivisible inputs. derive_helper_weight_ready_topology and _validate_helper_weight_ready_binding in helper_weight_ready_gate.py are also pure host logic. The supplied context shows no test that exercises these paths. A regression in the arithmetic would misplace helper slots silently. The consequence is routing to the wrong rank, or a READY gate boundary H that disagrees with the weight arena.

Add a small test, for example tests/unittest/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/test_megamoe_dlb_host_contract.py. It needs no GPU. Cover these cases:

No total_helper_slots: the descriptors are returned unchanged.

Both total_helper_slots and helper_expert_count are set: ValueError.

total_helper_slots is not divisible by world_size: ValueError.

The resolved physical expert_count and per-rank helper_expert_count.

derive_helper_weight_ready_topology(M, S) with S >= M or S < 0: ValueError.

The binding check with S=0 and a READY pointer: ValueError.

expected_generation of 0 or 2**63: ValueError.

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Add CPU-only unit tests for resolve_dlb_expert_counts covering unchanged
descriptors when total_helper_slots is absent, rejection of mixed or indivisible
counts, and correct physical expert_count and per-rank helper_expert_count. Also
test derive_helper_weight_ready_topology and
_validate_helper_weight_ready_binding for the stated invalid topology, READY
pointer, and expected_generation cases.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/kernel_src/schedulers/fc12_scheduler.py (1)
557-586: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add tests for the new scheduler validation rules.

This hunk adds several new configuration rules to _validate_configuration:

dfc1_m_group must be 1 or 16.

Grouped dFC1 requires non-swap mode and defer_consumer_until_full_ready.

Deferred admission is rejected for mixed CGA configurations.

The fused probe requires deferred admission.

fc1_prologue_tiles=0 is allowed only in deferred mode.

The constructor also exempts a zero prologue from the minimum-hint check at lines 523-525. No test in this PR exercises these branches. A future edit could silently accept hint=0 without deferred admission. That would make the first FC2 claim skip the FC1 prologue watermark in gen_next_work.

Add a parameterized host-side construction test in tests/unittest/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/. It builds PhaseInterleavedFc12Scheduler with small valid problem and impl descriptors. It asserts ValueError, TypeError or NotImplementedError for each invalid combination, and successful construction for hint=0 with defer_consumer_until_full_ready=True. Constructing the scheduler needs no GPU launch.

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Add parameterized host-side construction tests for PhaseInterleavedFc12Scheduler
covering each invalid configuration rejected by _validate_configuration: invalid
dfc1_m_group, grouped traversal without required settings, mixed CGA with
deferred admission, fused probing without deferred admission, and zero
fc1_prologue_tiles without deferred admission. Also verify zero prologue
constructs successfully with deferred admission, using small valid problem and
implementation descriptors without launching a GPU kernel.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_deepseekv4.py (1)
1765-1810: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a CPU test for the plan-gap forward branch.

The new branch installs a one-shot hook and runs routed experts. It clears the hook in finally and computes shared output only if the hook did not run. No test in this PR covers the following regressions:

The shared output is computed twice. This would apply shared_output_scale twice.

The hook is not cleared after an exception.

A plan-gap forward runs when _rebalance_slots_active == 0 and TRTLLM_MOE_REBALANCE_PLAN_GAP is unset.

Add a test under tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/ that calls DeepseekV4MoE.forward on a stub instance:

Use a fake experts whose call optionally invokes _rebalance_plan_gap_hook once or twice, or raises.

Use a counting shared_experts.

Set shared_output_scale=0.5.

Assert these results:

shared_experts is called exactly once.

The scale is applied once.

The hook is None after both the normal exit and the exception exit.

The maybe_execute_in_parallel branch runs when slots are 0 and the environment variable is unset.

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Add a CPU test for DeepseekV4MoE.forward’s plan-gap branch using a stub
instance, fake experts, and counting shared_experts. Verify shared output is
computed and scaled exactly once when the hook runs once or twice, and that the
hook is cleared after normal completion and an expert exception. Also verify
that with _rebalance_slots_active equal to zero and
TRTLLM_MOE_REBALANCE_PLAN_GAP unset, forward uses maybe_execute_in_parallel
instead of installing the hook.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/megamoe_shared_mlp.py (1)
27-61: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add layout-helper tests.

MegaMoESharedMLP.prepare_fc12_weights uses these helpers to build the FC12 weight and scale buffers. A permutation error preserves the tensor shape and can produce incorrect shared-expert output without raising.

The existing test_megamoe_shared_fc12_autotune.py tests autotuner behavior with mocked tensors. It does not test MegaMoESharedMLP or these layout transformations.

Add CPU tests under tests/unittest/_torch/modules/ that cover:

_unpack_r128c4(_pack_r128c4(s).reshape(-1), rows, cols) == s for non-multiple-of-128 rows and non-multiple-of-4 columns.

Gate and up rows placed in alternating 16-row output blocks by _interleave_gate_up.

ValueError from _unpack_r128c4 for an incorrect element count.
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Add CPU tests under tests/unittest/_torch/modules/ for the layout helpers in the
diff: verify _unpack_r128c4 reverses _pack_r128c4 for row and column sizes not
divisible by 128 and 4, verify _interleave_gate_up places gate and up rows in
alternating 16-row blocks, and verify _unpack_r128c4 raises ValueError for an
incorrect element count.
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No test under tests/** covers the new moe_rebalance_halo_q operator path.

This cohort has no test for these changed behaviors:

The valid_tokens prefix contract.

The kernel clearing the output tail to -1.

The T == 0 empty-rank collective.

The algorithm="legacy" path that this change added back.

Without a test, these regressions can pass CI:

The tail clear reads the wrong index.

valid_route_count is computed as valid_tokens instead of valid_tokens * topk.

GAR-N and HALO-Q produce slots outside [0, ep * local_physical_slot_count).

Add a small SM100-gated test. A good location is tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel/test_moe_rebalance_halo_q.py. A second rank is optional, because the test can use ep=2 with both peer bases pointing to one local buffer. The test should:

Stage routes with valid_tokens < T and assert that the tail rows equal -1.

Assert that every valid slot is in range, and that check_status() passes.

Assert that submit() rejects a second stream.

Add the test to the appropriate list in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/. As per path instructions: "A new or changed validation rule, error path, fallback, ... runtime behavior ... with no meaningful test."
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Add an SM100-gated test for the `moe_rebalance_halo_q` path, covering
`_submit_routes` with `valid_tokens < T`, `-1` output tail rows, in-range valid
slots, passing `check_status()`, and rejection of a second stream by `submit()`.
Also cover the `T == 0` collective and `algorithm="legacy"` path, then register
the test in the appropriate integration test list.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/loadBalance/dynamicEplb/moeRebalanceHaloQ.cu:
- Around line 156-188: Make the reset-free rendezvous counters and epoch values
wrap-safe in grid_rendezvous and the worker rendezvous, including grid_sync[0].
Use unsigned modular counters and signed modular-difference comparisons, keeping
published epochs and cross-rank markers in the same modular domain; ensure
wraparound cannot produce a negative epoch that makes halo_q_scheduler_kernel
skip planning.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/helpers/megamoe_aot.py:
- Around line 13-17: Update argument_names passed to make_kwargs_wrapper to use
the exact fake_arguments keys in compilation order instead of
signature(kernel.__call__). Preserve unconditional scale arguments for the local
variant, and omit scale tensors in distributed variants when
quant_kind.uses_global_scale is false so arguments align with the compiled ABI
and READY slots.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/kernel_src/schedulers/fc12_mapping.py:
- Around line 1199-1221: Update minimum_phase_interleave_fc1_claims and
minimum_phase_interleave_hint to accept dfc1_m_group and include the grouped
strip dependency span in the FC1 prologue watermark; preserve the existing
row-major calculation when grouping is not active.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/csrc/in_switch_copy/sami_shards.h:
- Around line 137-250: Add a CPU-only test for sami_compute_shards covering both
SAMI_PARTITION_PER_PLANE and SAMI_PARTITION_BUNDLE. Verify SAMI_SHARDS_OK and
exact gapless coverage for the seven NVFP4 plane sizes at hidden=7168 and
intermediate=3072 with group sizes 2, 4, 8, and 32, including a case with a
plane base not aligned to 512 bytes. Also verify SAMI_SHARDS_EINVAL for a world
size above SAMI_SHARDS_MAX_WORLD and for a zero-byte plane.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/cuda_scheduler/runtime.py:
- Around line 512-526: Update submit() to enforce stream consistency and
pending-publication checks in every scheduler mode, not only when
_gpu_direct_bound is true. Under _plan_channel_lock, validate the bound
channel’s stream and pending state when _plan_channel_bound is set, preserve the
_launch_stream_handle check for all modes, and mark the publication pending
after submitting routes when a channel is bound.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/integrations/megamoe/dynamic_load_balance.py:
- Around line 701-782: Add focused tests for DynamicLoadBalanceBinding.launch
using duck-typed fakes to cover both each_generation and bind_once, checking the
18 positional arguments against _EP_ARGUMENT_NAMES, exactly-once lease release,
exception abort and propagation, and invalid pipeline_arguments failing before
submit_and_install. For each_generation, also test missing and extra keys;
update bind_once validation to reject extra keys as well as missing keys.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/integrations/megamoe/README.md:
- Line 3: Update the README’s documented package path to the vendored
`tensorrt_llm._torch.cute_dsl_kernels.megamoe_scheduler_v2.integrations.megamoe`
location and fix the `HOST_SUBMISSION.md` link to resolve to the file’s actual
location in this repository. Check the vendoring manifest before editing; if it
requires the vendored file’s hash to remain unchanged, document the needed
downstream patch instead of changing the README.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/native.py:
- Around line 170-205: Update the native cache setup around directory and output
so cached libraries cannot be loaded from an untrusted shared directory: use a
per-user cache directory with restrictive permissions, and before reusing an
existing output verify that the directory and library are owned by the current
user and are not group- or world-writable. Rebuild rather than load any cached
library that fails these checks.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/VENDOR_MANIFEST.json:
- Line 5: Update the manifest record generation in
vendor_dynamic_load_balance.py to include retained_legacy_host, so a vendor
refresh preserves the key in the generated manifest and keeps it consistent with
the committed manifest.

Review comments at
@tests/unittest/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/test_megamoe_shared_fc12_autotune.py:
- Around line 82-290: Register the CpuContractTests test module containing
test_catalog_includes_both_baselines_and_resource_decisions and the other four
contract tests in the appropriate auto-run stage that collects Cute DSL kernel
unittests, so list-driven CI executes it.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/helpers/dlb_expert_count.py:
- Around line 9-37: Add CPU-only unit tests for resolve_dlb_expert_counts
covering unchanged descriptors when total_helper_slots is absent, rejection of
mixed or indivisible counts, and correct physical expert_count and per-rank
helper_expert_count. Also test derive_helper_weight_ready_topology and
_validate_helper_weight_ready_binding for the stated invalid topology, READY
pointer, and expected_generation cases.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/cutedsl_megamoe/kernel_src/schedulers/fc12_scheduler.py:
- Around line 557-586: Add parameterized host-side construction tests for
PhaseInterleavedFc12Scheduler covering each invalid configuration rejected by
_validate_configuration: invalid dfc1_m_group, grouped traversal without
required settings, mixed CGA with deferred admission, fused probing without
deferred admission, and zero fc1_prologue_tiles without deferred admission. Also
verify zero prologue constructs successfully with deferred admission, using
small valid problem and implementation descriptors without launching a GPU
kernel.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/cute_dsl_kernels/megamoe_scheduler_v2/cuda_scheduler/runtime.py:
- Around line 528-549: Add an SM100-gated test for the `moe_rebalance_halo_q`
path, covering `_submit_routes` with `valid_tokens < T`, `-1` output tail rows,
in-range valid slots, passing `check_status()`, and rejection of a second stream
by `submit()`. Also cover the `T == 0` collective and `algorithm="legacy"` path,
then register the test in the appropriate integration test list.

Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_deepseekv4.py:
- Around line 1765-1810: Add a CPU test for DeepseekV4MoE.forward’s plan-gap
branch using a stub instance, fake experts, and counting shared_experts. Verify
shared output is computed and scaled exactly once when the hook runs once or
twice, and that the hook is cleared after normal completion and an expert
exception. Also verify that with _rebalance_slots_active equal to zero and
TRTLLM_MOE_REBALANCE_PLAN_GAP unset, forward uses maybe_execute_in_parallel
instead of installing the hook.

Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/modules/megamoe_shared_mlp.py:
- Around line 27-61: Add CPU tests under tests/unittest/_torch/modules/ for the
layout helpers in the diff: verify _unpack_r128c4 reverses _pack_r128c4 for row
and column sizes not divisible by 128 and 4, verify _interleave_gate_up places
gate and up rows in alternating 16-row blocks, and verify _unpack_r128c4 raises
ValueError for an incorrect element count.

Review comments at
@tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/mega_moe/rebalance_slot_scheduler_v2.py:
- Around line 425-437: Add a small CPU unit test for _resident_slot_ids that
verifies the H=4, S=2 mapping of [[0, 3, 4, 7, -1]] to [[0, 3, 6, 9, -1]],
preserves negative padding, and retains the input dtype. Run the cases with both
torch.int32 and torch.int64 inputs.

Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/quantization.py:
- Around line 4785-4792: Add a CPU regression test for _build_fc1_norm_const
beside test_mega_format_transform_is_slot_blockwise. Use a SimpleNamespace with
distinct w2 scales and helper slots initialized to 1.0; verify the first H slots
contain reciprocal scales, remaining slots stay 1.0, and a routed-count mismatch
raises RuntimeError.

Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py:
- Around line 1063-1082: Add unit coverage for
PyExecutor._handoff_rebalance_warmup_owners in the executor tests: verify that
an owned scheduler group shared across target and draft models is released
exactly once with the execution-stream handle, and that a group with no
_owner_thread_id is not released.

Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/weight_sharing/source_identity.py:
- Around line 429-430: Add SourceIdentity unit tests around
_build_backend_fingerprint showing unset, disabled, and zero-slot MoE rebalance
configurations produce equal identities. Also assert that configurations with
distinct positive helper_slots_per_rank values produce different identities.

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Each shared-expert FC12 call re-validated its four weights, rebuilt their layout signature, built a torch.cuda.Stream, entered a device guard and let the AutoTuner stringify a unique_id that embeds that signature. On a GB200 host this wrapper took about 107 us per call, as much as or more than the kernel at small token counts. Validate each weight set once, keyed by tensor identity, read the raw current stream, take the device guard only when a runner is created, and build the unique_id string once. The AutoTuner cache keys are unchanged. The runner also reuses its token-count views and returns a view of its output. The same GB200 call now takes about 56 us. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

Default the HALO-Q scheduler's serving spin bound to 300 s, the same order as NVLinkOneSided's native serving timeout, so a transient stall on one rank does not trap every EP rank. TRTLLM_MOE_COMM_TIMEOUT_SEC still selects a shorter bound. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

Only the per-layer dynamic EPLB fabric arena needs an all-rank release. Gate the all-rank allgathers, the raise-and-retry handshake and the RPC two-phase commit on moe_config.load_balancer.mode == "per_layer_dynamic"; every other configuration keeps the best-effort, rank-local teardown of the MPI, RPC and Ray workers, plus a rank-local release of shared-FC12 runners. With per-layer dynamic EPLB: - a dead Ray actor falls through to forced teardown, since it can never join the collective release; - the RPC cleanup and commit calls are bounded at 300 s, so a dead rank zero cannot hang an atexit shutdown; - a finalizer no longer retries a failed collective shutdown; only an explicit call does. Also write the HALO-Q serving spin bound as a literal, which the scheduler contract tests parse with ast.literal_eval. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…queues before overrides Standard EPLB is torn down rank-locally since collective shutdown is limited to per-layer dynamic EPLB, so restore main's MoeLoadBalancer.__del__ -> shutdown(), which unlinks the /dev/shm segments holding the host expert weights. The model-engine finalizer now warns about a skipped collective shutdown only for balancers that need one. The late-initialization check for CUDA_SCALE_LAUNCH_QUEUES=4x now reads the setting the process had before env_overrides were replayed: a CUDA context that already exists was created with that value, so a reused worker that initialized CUDA without 4x is rejected instead of running per-layer dynamic EPLB without the larger launch queues. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…EPLB arena Binding MegaMoE's live planes onto the per-layer dynamic EPLB arena rebinds each Parameter to zero-initialized arena pages without copying its create-time value. Only the helper rows of fc1_norm_const were reset to 1.0, so fc31_alpha, fc2_alpha and fc1_norm_const stayed 0 for every resident expert whose checkpoint does not set them, and that expert's routed output became exactly 0 instead of matching the run without the load balancer. This masked a wrong layer. DeepSeek-V4-Pro-NVFP4 ships MXFP4 MTP experts without weight_scale_2 or input_scale; they are loaded as NVFP4 on main. On GB200 (DEP8, MTPDecodingConfig(max_draft_len=1), CUDA graphs off) the MTP acceptance length was 1.84-1.92 with per-layer dynamic EPLB, where layer 61's routed output was zeroed, and 1.01 without it, in both run orders. Restore 1.0 on every row of the three planes so both modes compute the same layer. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

Every MoE layer that runs on MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL, including one-model draft layers, registers with the per-layer dynamic load balancer. Document that DSpark drafters in an NVFP4 target checkpoint are balanced this way, and that MTP on DeepSeek-V4-Pro-NVFP4 is not supported because its MTP experts are MXFP4. Validation of PR head b5f61c3c6: - DSpark, DeepSeek-V4-Pro-nvfp4-DSpark on VR200, DEP4, MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL, max_draft_len 5, CUDA graphs off, 300 GSM8K samples: per-layer dynamic EPLB (num_slots 396) 96.83 with acceptance length 4.45, EPLB off 96.67 with 4.44. The three draft stages registered as per-layer dynamic layers 61-63 next to the 61 target layers, and both runs exited cleanly. - MTP, DeepSeek-V4-Pro-NVFP4 on GB200, DEP8: layer 61 builds as NVFP4 MegaMoE and registers with the load balancer, but its MXFP4 checkpoint experts are loaded as NVFP4; drafts are almost all rejected without the load balancer (acceptance length 1.01). Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…namic EPLB path Per-layer dynamic EPLB runs its host bookkeeping once per MoE layer and forward, and on Grace in-situ Python is several times slower than in a hot loop, so every call on this path counts. Outputs are unchanged: - the fused-comm MoE scheduler no longer calls the CPU-stage and statistics hooks for a layer that produces a replica plan; they are no-ops for it. It reads the plan from the layer directly, and the now unused _load_balancer_replica_plan helper is removed; - plan_finish() no longer re-checks the MAIN-stream owner: it queues no device work, and plan_schedule() and the route wait check it; - the route check compares the routes' device index instead of building torch.device objects, and the route wait resolves its driver constants once; - the layer handle resolves its READY-flag view once, at bind; - the reserved-SM FP4 quantize passes reserved_sms positionally. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

… EPLB consumer After each MegaMoE launch, finish() released the plan with a native call that recorded a consumer event on MAIN and made COPY wait on it. That wait is implied: every fused HALO-Q + TMA launch already records an event on the current stream and makes COPY wait on it before it starts, and the next launch of any layer is submitted on the same bound MAIN stream after that MegaMoE. finish() still checks that MAIN is the current stream, and a caller-recorded completion event is still waited for on COPY. This removes one torch op and two CUDA runtime calls per MoE layer. The ordering is unchanged: COPY reaches each layer's next HALO-Q exchange and helper copy only after the MAIN work queued before it, which includes the previous consumer of that layer's helper slots. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…ubmit The SAMI broadcaster's fused submit built a frozen HierarchicalCopyTicket per MoE layer, and the planner read only its generation. It now returns the generation itself, and the unused ticket class is removed. The plan release calls the group's route wait directly instead of through the replica plan's callback. Outputs and ordering are unchanged. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

Two more per-layer host costs of per-layer dynamic EPLB, measured in situ on a GB200 host. Outputs are unchanged: - plan_finish() sliced the scheduler's fixed physical-route buffer on every layer. Every layer of a forward plans the same token count, so the group keeps the view and reuses it while the count repeats; - a launch that may tune built the MegaMoE tuning op name, an f-string with the helper count, on every call. The name depends only on the helper count and is now built once per count. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

In short-prompt prefill, rank 0 handles about a thousand requests per iteration, and its host path can pace every rank. Outputs, messages and per-module log levels are unchanged: - SamplingParams builds the SamplingConfig and OutputConfig field sets once instead of scanning dir() of the bindings on every request, and pickles only its field values in field order, which the rank-0 worker restores about 3x faster on the thread it shares with the executor loop; - two per-iteration executor debug messages are formatted only when debug logging is enabled; - Logger.log() and is_debug_enabled() skip the caller-module stack walk when no per-module level is configured and the global level already filters the message; - with TRTLLM_PROXY_BATCH_REQUESTS=1 (default off), the executor proxy pickles each request on the submitting thread and one background thread sends each burst to the rank-0 worker as one HMAC-signed message, which the worker unpacks; the same thread then sends the shutdown sentinel after the last request, and it is not joined during interpreter teardown; - with TRTLLM_BENCH_DISABLE_GC=1 (default off), trtllm-bench throughput and latency collect once after warmup, freeze the surviving objects and disable the cyclic GC for the measured run, like TRTLLM_WORKER_DISABLE_GC and TRTLLM_SERVER_DISABLE_GC do in the workers and the server. These changes do not depend on the MoE load balancer. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…act tests main NVIDIA#20996 renamed PyTorchModelEngine to ModelEngine, and the source-contract tests extract the class by that name. main NVIDIA#19369 stops the sampler's async worker before the CUDA graphs are released and reads enable_attention_dp and _kv_connector_failed during shutdown, so the shutdown-retry test now expects the sampler stop in the runtime phase and sets those attributes. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

… 41a45039 Bring in the two upstream changes since the in-tree copy's base (5a2a6a59) that touch the files TensorRT-LLM carries: - 0c376e2f drops the fence.proxy.async.global after the Rubin FC2 STG epilogue store and removes the now unused PTX helper; - f29714ac reads the source token of an FC1 per-token activation scale with TokenSrcMetadata.unpack, matching the 16-bit token index of the routing metadata. TensorRT-LLM does not enable fc1_activation_per_token_scale. The other upstream merges since 5a2a6a59 change no file in this tree. The TensorRT-LLM adaptations are unchanged. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

Replace the FixedEp/FixedExperts/FixedHelpers specializations of the fused HALO-Q + in-switch copy kernel with one kernel that takes EP, experts and helpers at run time. The <8,384,4> and <4,384,4> instantiations, select_fused_kernel, the planner's <8,4>/<4,4> dispatch and the EP8 forms of exchange_counts and run_halo_q are removed. What the constants bought is kept with fixed-size structures that take runtime trip counts: - prepare_halo_m_register (EP <= 8, home <= 64, i.e. every EP8 geometry): one warp per owner sums its home masses over the source ranks into a two-round register array with clamped unconditional loads; only candidate masses reach shared memory. This was the EP8/4-helper path; every other geometry keeps the dense prepare. - plan_halo_m_register8: for EP <= 8 the hierarchy has at most two levels, so group selection is two full-mask sums and one ballot for every EP <= 8 and helper count (was EP8/4 helpers only; the per-level loop with per-group reductions is gone). - run_halo_q: the small-EP repair runs at most seven unrolled phases. - build_route_prefix: rank loops run in unrolled chunks of eight with clamped loads, and a chunk's loads precede its prefix stores. - color_and_publish_local: the free helper slot is found one mask word at a time with __ffs, so the kernel has no stack frame. - materialize_worker_hot_routes: each lane resolves four hot routes per batch, so their dependent load chains overlap. Plans, quotas, route prefixes, helper assignments, routed slots and status words are unchanged for every configuration. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…exclude Keep trtllm-bench and pyproject.toml as on main: - remove TRTLLM_BENCH_DISABLE_GC and its measurement-run GC context from trtllm-bench throughput and latency, and its paragraph in perf-benchmarking.md; benchmark harnesses that need the benchmark process's GC off can do so outside trtllm-bench; - remove the ruff exclude for the vendored MegaMoE kernel and scheduler trees from pyproject.toml: the top-level exclude in .pre-commit-config.yaml already keeps every pre-commit hook, ruff included, off those trees. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…r hook The external-comm scheduler now passes the routed expert ids through MoE._maybe_get_perfect_router_expert_ids. The SimpleNamespace layer that the B12x and fresh-output chunked-forward tests (main NVIDIA#21057) drive the scheduler with did not define it; give it the identity hook, which is what MoE does without ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=expert_ids. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

…e class DeepseekV4MoE.forward() reads _per_layer_dynamic_eplb_enabled, which __init__ sets. main's test_empty_decoder_moe_runs_expert_communication_ without_local_gemms builds the module with __new__ and failed with an AttributeError. A class-level False covers such instances; every module built through __init__ still sets its own value, so behavior is unchanged. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

A long-lived MPI worker hosts one LLM after another. Cyclic garbage that the previous LLM left behind, CUDA objects included, could survive until the next LLM forked its postprocess workers; a child that collected it aborted with "CUDA error: initialization error", and test_llm_with_postprocess_parallel_and_result_handler then hung waiting for results nobody consumed. Collect in the parent before the fork. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

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main's test_cleanup_releases_runner_model_before_release_gc expects cleanup() to be the finalizer's rank-local cleanup: release the model loader, then the graph captures without NCCL window owners, then the model references. Make that the default again and keep the collective order behind collective=True, which only the contract tests call; __del__ already passes collective=False. Signed-off-by: jintaop <jintaop@nvidia.com>

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+# MEGAMOE_COMBINE_FORMAT=16e2m1xbf16 selects the FP4 combine. A slice may start mid-model
+# (here 7,8).
+NP=8 ./mpi_launch.sh -x MEGAMOE_COMBINE_FORMAT=16e2m1xbf16 ./run.sh config_ctx.yaml --model $DSV4 --layer-indices 7,8 --tokens-per-block 128 --batch-size 64 --seq-len-q 128 --max-seq-len 512 --moe-backend MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL --balance-method NotModified
+NP=8 ./mpi_launch.sh -x MEGAMOE_COMBINE_FORMAT=16e2m1xbf16 ./run.sh config_ctx.yaml --model $DSV4 --layer-indices 7,8 --tokens-per-block 128 --batch-size 64 --seq-len-q 128 --max-seq-len 512 --moe-backend MEGAMOE_CUTEDSL --balance-method NotModified --moe-load-balancer eplb_per_layer_dynamic.yaml


❓ Question — Without replay, every timed iteration reruns the same run_pack inputs (runner.py:828-840), so each layer gets the same plan on every pass. With the default helper_slot_mode: per_layer_resident, a copy into a helper slot that already holds the planned expert is skipped (manager.py:50, llm_args.py:1970). Could this arm then be timing HALO-Q and plan sync with close to zero helper copies after warmup, i.e. a best case serving never reaches? If so, would helper_slot_mode: shared_banks here, running this arm with replay, or a note that it is the zero-copy case make the B-vs-C comparison closer to serving?

dc3671 · 2026-10-30T03:36:18Z

+        # calibrator records or replays, so they are recorded before the route;
+        # otherwise the recorded routes are the slots routed to.
+        if uses_replica_plan:
+            token_selected_experts = _record_routes(moe, token_selected_experts)


🟡 Minor — This branch records and replays expert IDs (before the route, in [0, num_experts)) but labels them moe.num_slots (408). With the load balancer off, the scheduler records slots, which equal expert IDs, labelled 384. The data mean the same thing; only the label differs, and the label alone is behind the restriction at README.md:143. Labelling this branch moe.num_experts would let one recording drive both the LB-off and the per-layer dynamic arm, so the A/B compares identical routing instead of two different end-to-end traces. ExpertStatistic.maybe_add_info in _record_routes gets the same label.

dc3671 · 2026-10-30T03:36:19Z

+        # harness. The validator above has resolved a YAML path to its config.
+        load_balancer_config = llm_args.moe_config.load_balancer
+        load_balancer_mode = getattr(load_balancer_config, "mode", None)
+        if load_balancer_mode == "per_layer_dynamic" and use_cuda_graph:


🟡 Minor — tests/unittest/tools/ is untouched: no case covers the two guards here, the ENABLE_PERFECT_ROUTER=expert_ids + replay rejection at run.py:188, or a --moe-load-balancer run. CI registers only the [1] variants (l0_b200.yml:379-383), and at EP1 maybe_create_moe_load_balancer builds no balancer, so the new load() return, MoeLoadBalancerIterContext and shutdown_moe_load_balancer path never runs there. A 4-GPU test_layer_wise_benchmarks.py case with --moe-load-balancer would cover it.

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