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…oyment Adds a `sol_track` campaign to the perf-optimize workflow: optimizing the context or the generation half of a disaggregated deployment in isolation, over the same tuning knobs an aggregate campaign already uses. | track | measured | scored on | |---|---|---| | `ctx` | `trtllm-bench throughput` at `output_length: 1` — one server, prefill only, no disaggregation at all | `avg_request_throughput_req_s` | | `gen` | a real 1-ctx-1-gen deployment, read only on the generation worker's decode iterations | `throughput_per_user` | An end-to-end disagg campaign measures the whole cluster at once, and most of that is wasted: the knobs an optimizer can reach live inside one role at a time while a full allocation prices in both. Both halves are aggregate-shaped, so neither needs new tuning machinery, new stages or a new gate — the sweep's frontier points become `benchmark.concurrency`, and omitting `optimize.max_regression_pct` already lets any point veto an attempt. ## Measurement is delegated, not reimplemented The campaign drives `bench-disagg` (the CLI `bench-trtllm-disagg` ships, `pip install trtllm-disagg-bench`), whose README is explicit that it is the only supported agent-facing interface and the Python scripts are internal backends. Re-measure-vs-skip, run naming, recording which image and config produced a number, aligning two runs case by case: that tool owns all of it, and owns it better — its `config_id` hashes the materialized config, which is a stronger identity than anything this workflow could assemble. Python calls the CLI in three places, all read-only and none queueing anything: `sweep plan` at schema validation, so `task.yaml` is reconciled against the expansion that will actually run; `frontier show` when collecting a gen score; and `sweep status` for ctx, which no other command reports. Everything else — submit, poll, build and compare a frontier — is a Bash command in the track's prompt section, run by the role that needs it, exactly as an aggregate campaign runs `trtllm-serve` and `benchmark_serving`. ## What is code rather than prompt, and why Two pieces of glue, one per direction. `apply_overlay` carries the campaign's tuning file into the sweep before a submit; `collect` carries the score back out. Both are code for one reason: skipping either does not fail, it produces a plausible wrong answer — the first measures the previous attempt's configuration under the new attempt's name, the second leaves a successful measurement indistinguishable from one that never ran. The same test decides every guard here, and each one exists because a real campaign paid for it: - an overlay may not name a key that defines the operating point — a dry run once took `tensor_parallel_size` from 4 to 8 and the job from two nodes to three, with a node count in a log line as the only trace; - a borrowed CTX anchor must have measured the same input length — the frontier divides a decode rate by a prefill rate, so two halves measured on different traffic still produce a curve; - a snapshot must have been built from this attempt's overlay, or a skipped `frontier build` scores the previous attempt's numbers; - two cases may not collapse onto one operating point; - a checkout already claimed by another campaign is refused, since the two halves are meant to run at once and would otherwise reset each other's worktree mid-attempt; - `approach: code` against a sweep that installs nothing is refused, because the harness would measure the image and the change would be rejected as "no gain" without having been tested. The campaign measures a copy of the sweep under `<workspace>/sweep/`, so the file the user wrote is never modified — otherwise the next campaign seeds its tuning from the previous one's accepted overlay and calls the result a baseline. `isl` is reconciled as what it is: a sequence-length bound and a client argument, not the corpus. The checked-in reference sweep pairs `isl: 200000` with a `c190000` dataset and both are right, so a dataset run fills `dataset_name`/`dataset_path` and drops the random lengths rather than asserting a synthetic workload of uniform 200000-token requests. Each gen point also records `frontier_elasticity`: what a per-cent of the gate's metric is worth at the deployment's objective. `tps_per_user` is anchor-free while `tps_per_gpu` divides by a term the context side owns, so on the campaign behind this change the same +1 % was worth 0.97 % at concurrency 1 and 0.70 % at 32. ## Validated Four end-to-end campaigns on GB300 (DeepSeek-V4-Pro, fp4): gen and ctx tracks both run the full stage machine, an attempt is measured and scored against its baseline, and a source change reaches the workers through the harness' content-addressed overlay with the identity moving to match. Signed-off-by: Yukun He <23156053+hyukn@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughAdds isolated context and generation optimization campaigns. The changes add bench-disagg integration, SOL track validation and scoring, track-specific prompts, sweep and tuning overlays, workspace lifecycle handling, repository ownership protection, and comprehensive tests. ChangesSOL track campaigns
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to SOL campaigns can hang, reject valid configurations, report stale or mislabeled results, or interfere with another campaign's checkout. These issues should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PerfOptimizeWorkflow
participant TaskSchema
participant BenchCli
participant BenchDisagg
participant SolTrack
PerfOptimizeWorkflow->>TaskSchema: load and validate sol_track task
TaskSchema->>BenchCli: plan sweep cases
BenchCli->>BenchDisagg: invoke sweep plan
BenchDisagg-->>BenchCli: return expanded JSON plan
BenchCli-->>TaskSchema: return plan data
TaskSchema->>SolTrack: reconcile plan and apply campaign settings
SolTrack-->>PerfOptimizeWorkflow: provide task and tuning seed
PerfOptimizeWorkflow->>SolTrack: collect campaign results
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description clearly explains the new opt-in Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 62.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 146 functions across 10 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/bench_cli.py`:
- Line 1: Add the repository-standard NVIDIA copyright header with the latest
meaningful-modification year at the beginning of
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- Line 88: Update run() to use a finite default timeout instead of None, and
ensure plan(), frontier_show(), and status() accept and propagate per-reader
timeout overrides through the benchmark invocation. Preserve explicit
caller-provided values, and add coverage verifying the timeout reaches
subprocess.run().
- Around line 122-129: Update run() to validate that the decoded envelope is an
object, error is an object when present, and data has the expected object shape
before accessing or converting it; convert every malformed case into
BenchCliError instead of allowing AttributeError or ValueError or silently
returning an empty result. Add tests covering non-object envelopes and invalid
error and data shapes.
In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/sol_track.py`:
- Around line 871-877: Update the provenance validation around _live_overlay,
_require_attempt_snapshot, and _collect_gen so missing overlay metadata or an
absent/empty code.detail cannot silently skip verification. Raise an error or
record an explicit verification gap in the result payload before allowing
snapshot scoring to continue.
- Around line 915-926: The _collect_gen flow currently reads the fixed
SNAPSHOT_METRICS[GEN_TRACK] value instead of the configured metric, causing
target_metric to contain the wrong measurement. Update the metric lookup before
validation to use metrics[metric], while rejecting unsupported or missing metric
names consistently, and preserve the existing skip behavior for invalid values.
- Line 1025: Update the ArgumentParser construction in the sol_track entrypoint
to use a literal description instead of deriving it from apply_overlay.__doc__.
Ensure argument parsing works when Python runs with -OO, where the function
docstring is unavailable.
In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task_schema.py`:
- Around line 511-518: Move the sweep_accept_rate validation and its error
handling inside the track == "gen" branch, so ctx campaigns can proceed without
options.accept_rate while gen campaigns still require it before reading frontier
data. Keep the existing ctx collection flow through _collect_ctx() unchanged.
In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task.example.yaml`:
- Around line 236-238: Update the operator template documentation near the
optimizer overlay description to state that extra_llm_api_options cannot be
combined with sol_track, tuning is seeded from the selected sweep stage’s
{ctx,gen}_extra_llm_api key, and sol_track.adopt_sweep copies the sweep
directory to <workspace>/sweep/ for resumed runs; do not claim that --clean
re-copies it, since cleanup preserves that directory.
In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/workflow.py`:
- Around line 1336-1339: Update the branch validation around the extracted owner
in the workflow checkout logic to require owner == self.workspace.name before
accepting the branch; retain the existing prefix and mine-branch guards, and
return when the extracted owner does not match the workspace name.
- Around line 1292-1300: In the directive-building logic around ctx_json_path,
add the gen-track condition so the --ctx-json instruction is emitted only when
task_data represents a gen track. Keep ctx_json validation unchanged and ensure
ctx campaigns do not receive frontier build guidance.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/bench_cli.py`:
- Line 65: Update the new callable definitions, including the __init__ method,
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annotations with precise generic types, and annotate procedures with a None
return type across the listed production and test callables.
In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/workflow.py`:
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Set and propagate a finite CLI timeout.
run() passes timeout=None to subprocess.run(), and plan(), frontier_show(), and status() provide no override. A stalled bench-disagg process can therefore block the workflow indefinitely. Set a finite default, forward per-reader overrides, and test the propagation.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/bench_cli.py` at line 88,
Update run() to use a finite default timeout instead of None, and ensure plan(),
frontier_show(), and status() accept and propagate per-reader timeout overrides
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Convert malformed envelopes into BenchCliError.
If json.loads() returns a non-object, or error or data has the wrong shape, run() can raise AttributeError, ValueError, or silently return {}. Validate each block before accessing it, and add tests for these shapes.
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an object when present, and data has the expected object shape before accessing
or converting it; convert every malformed case into BenchCliError instead of
allowing AttributeError or ValueError or silently returning an empty result. Add
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| tuning = _live_overlay(task_data) | ||
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| key = TRACK_OVERLAY_KEYS[str(track)] | ||
| detail = (view.get("code") or {}).get("detail") or {} | ||
| seen = [dict((entry.get("worker_overrides") or {}).get(key) or {}) for entry in detail.values()] | ||
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Do not skip the snapshot provenance check when metadata is missing.
If _live_overlay(task_data) returns None, _require_attempt_snapshot returns and _collect_gen continues. If code.detail is absent or empty, seen is empty and the comparison is also skipped. collect can then score a snapshot without proving that it used this attempt's overlay. Raise an error or record the verification gap in the result payload.
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| value = metrics.get(SNAPSHOT_METRICS[GEN_TRACK]) | ||
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rg -n -C 4 'tps_per_gpu|tps_per_user|ctx_per_gen' . \
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Read the configured metric from each snapshot point.
_collect_gen always reads metrics["tps_per_user"] and writes it under target_metric. Snapshot points also contain tps_per_gpu, so target_metric: tps_per_gpu records the tps_per_user value under the wrong key. Read metrics[metric] when present, or reject unsupported metric names.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/sol_track.py` around lines 915
- 926, The _collect_gen flow currently reads the fixed
SNAPSHOT_METRICS[GEN_TRACK] value instead of the configured metric, causing
target_metric to contain the wrong measurement. Update the metric lookup before
validation to use metrics[metric], while rejecting unsupported or missing metric
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| def _main(argv: list[str] | None = None) -> int: # pragma: no cover - thin entry | ||
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Use an explicit parser description.
When the python -m agent_flow.workflows.perf_optimize.sol_track command runs with python -OO, apply_overlay.__doc__ is None, so .splitlines() raises AttributeError before argument parsing. Pass a literal description to ArgumentParser.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/sol_track.py` at line 1025,
Update the ArgumentParser construction in the sol_track entrypoint to use a
literal description instead of deriving it from apply_overlay.__doc__. Ensure
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| if sweep_accept_rate(sweep) is None: | ||
| errors.append( | ||
| f"{path} sets no 'options.accept_rate'. Every `frontier build` requires it " | ||
| f"and none is inferred: the acceptance length scales both the numerator and " | ||
| f"the ctx term of the frontier metric, so a wrong one tilts the whole curve " | ||
| f"with no symptom. Freeze the measured value in the sweep's options." | ||
| ) | ||
| return None |
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echo "== does any ctx path build or read a frontier? =="
fd -t f 'sol_track.py' --exec rg -n -C 8 'CTX_TRACK|_collect_ctx|frontier' {}
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printf '%s\n' '== sol_track.py relevant definitions =='
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rg -n -C 8 'sweep_accept_rate|accept_rate|_collect_ctx|frontier build|frontier' agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/sol_track.py agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task_schema.pyRepository: NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM
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printf '%s\n' '== collect and track-specific scoring =='
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printf '%s\n' '== frontier-related bench_cli bindings and calls =='
rg -n -C 10 'def frontier|frontier_build|frontier_show|frontier build|accept_rate' \
agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/bench_cli.py \
agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/sol_track.py
printf '%s\n' '== all repository references to sweep_accept_rate and accept_rate =='
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Gate options.accept_rate on the gen track. The validation check runs before the track == "gen" branch, so it rejects valid ctx campaigns that do not use this option. The ctx collection path uses sweep status through _collect_ctx(); only the gen path reads frontier data. Move the check inside the gen branch.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task_schema.py` around lines
511 - 518, Move the sweep_accept_rate validation and its error handling inside
the track == "gen" branch, so ctx campaigns can proceed without
options.accept_rate while gen campaigns still require it before reading frontier
data. Keep the existing ctx collection flow through _collect_ctx() unchanged.
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| # The optimizer edits `<workspace>/tuning/extra_llm_api_options.yaml`, which is | ||
| # a PARTIAL overlay deep-merged onto the worker config the sweep row generates | ||
| # — so the row keeps the topology and the optimizer only carries what it tunes. |
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Document the SOL-track restrictions and adopted sweep lifecycle. This file is the copy-and-fill operator template. State that extra_llm_api_options cannot be combined with sol_track; tuning is seeded from the selected sweep stage’s {ctx,gen}_extra_llm_api key. Also state that sol_track.adopt_sweep copies the sweep directory to <workspace>/sweep/, and a resumed run can keep using that copy. Do not say that --clean re-copies it, because the current cleanup path leaves <workspace>/sweep/ intact.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task.example.yaml` around lines
236 - 238, Update the operator template documentation near the optimizer overlay
description to state that extra_llm_api_options cannot be combined with
sol_track, tuning is seeded from the selected sweep stage’s
{ctx,gen}_extra_llm_api key, and sol_track.adopt_sweep copies the sweep
directory to <workspace>/sweep/ for resumed runs; do not claim that --clean
re-copies it, since cleanup preserves that directory.
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| anchor = ctx_json_path(task_data) | ||
| if anchor is not None: | ||
| # Not discoverable: the campaign measures no ctx stage, so | ||
| # `frontier build` would refuse without being told where the | ||
| # rate-match's other half comes from. | ||
| directive += ( | ||
| f"This campaign has no ctx stage, so every `frontier build` must " | ||
| f"carry `--ctx-json {anchor}`.\n\n" | ||
| ) |
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printf '%s\n' '--- task schema definitions and validators ---'
rg -n -C8 'ctx_json|sol_track|track' agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/task_schema.py
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant tests ---'
sed -n '80,115p' agent-flow/tests/workflows/perf_optimize/test_sol_track.py
sed -n '315,365p' agent-flow/tests/workflows/perf_optimize/test_sol_track.py
printf '%s\n' '--- reviewed workflow branch ---'
sed -n '1275,1308p' agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/workflow.py
printf '%s\n' '--- prompt contract ---'
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Gate the --ctx-json directive on the gen track. _validate_sol_track_block does not reject ctx_json when track is ctx, but this workflow adds the directive whenever ctx_json_path(task_data) is set. A ctx campaign can therefore receive an instruction to run frontier build, which the ctx prompt states returns NO_DATA.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/workflow.py` around lines 1292
- 1300, In the directive-building logic around ctx_json_path, add the gen-track
condition so the --ctx-json instruction is emitted only when task_data
represents a gen track. Keep ctx_json validation unchanged and ensure ctx
campaigns do not receive frontier build guidance.
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| mine = f"{self.BRANCH_PREFIX}{self.workspace.name}-" | ||
| if not branch.startswith(self.BRANCH_PREFIX) or branch.startswith(mine): | ||
| return | ||
| owner = branch[len(self.BRANCH_PREFIX) :].rsplit("-", 2)[0] |
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prefix = "perf-optimize/"
workspace = "gen"
branch = "perf-optimize/gen-2-20260101-000000"
mine = f"{prefix}{workspace}-"
print("branch:", branch)
print("owner extracted:", branch[len(prefix):].rsplit("-", 2)[0])
print("guard returns (no refusal):", branch.startswith(mine))
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# The method calls gitops.current_branch; confirm it is defined.
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Compare the extracted owner before accepting the checkout.
gitops.current_branch(repo) can return perf-optimize/gen-2-20260101-000000 for workspace gen. The prefix guard accepts it because it starts with perf-optimize/gen-, although the extracted owner is gen-2. Compare owner == self.workspace.name after extracting owner.
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In `@agent-flow/agent_flow/workflows/perf_optimize/workflow.py` around lines 1336
- 1339, Update the branch validation around the extracted owner in the workflow
checkout logic to require owner == self.workspace.name before accepting the
branch; retain the existing prefix and mine-branch guards, and return when the
extracted owner does not match the workspace name.
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Summary
Adds a
sol_trackcampaign to the perf-optimize workflow: optimizing the context or the generation half of a disaggregated deployment in isolation, over the same tuning knobs an aggregate campaign already uses.ctxtrtllm-bench throughputatoutput_length: 1— one server, prefill only, no disaggregation at allavg_request_throughput_req_sgenthroughput_per_userAn end-to-end disagg campaign measures the whole cluster at once, and most of that is wasted: the knobs an optimizer can reach live inside one role at a time, while a full allocation prices in both. Both halves are aggregate-shaped, so neither needs new tuning machinery, new stages, or a new gate — the sweep's frontier points become
benchmark.concurrency, and omittingoptimize.max_regression_pctalready lets any point veto an attempt.Opt-in: a campaign without a
sol_trackblock behaves exactly as before.Measurement is delegated, not reimplemented
The campaign drives
bench-disagg, the CLI thatbench-trtllm-disaggships (pip install trtllm-disagg-bench), whose README states it is the only supported agent-facing interface and that the Python scripts are internal backends. Re-measure-vs-skip, run naming, recording which image and config produced a number, aligning two runs case by case — that tool owns all of it, and owns it better: itsconfig_idhashes the materialized config, a stronger identity than anything this workflow could assemble.Python calls it in three places, all read-only and none queueing anything:
sweep planat schema validation, sotask.yamlis reconciled against the expansion that will actually run;frontier showwhen collecting a gen score;sweep statusfor ctx, which no other command reports — a frontier snapshot is the rate-matched generation curve and takes the ctx side only as its anchor.Everything else — submit, poll, build and compare a frontier — is a Bash command in the track's prompt section, run by the role that needs it, exactly as an aggregate campaign runs
trtllm-serveandbenchmark_serving.What is code rather than prompt, and why
Two pieces of glue, one per direction:
apply_overlaycarries the campaign's tuning file into the sweep before a submit,collectcarries the score back out. Both are code for one reason — skipping either does not fail, it produces a plausible wrong answer. The first measures the previous attempt's configuration under the new attempt's name; the second leaves a successful measurement indistinguishable from one that never ran.The same test decides every guard, and each exists because a real campaign paid for it:
tensor_parallel_sizefrom 4 to 8 and the job from two nodes to three, with a node count in a log line as the only visible trace;frontier buildsilently scores the previous attempt's numbers;approach: codeagainst a sweep that installs nothing is refused, because the harness would measure the image and the change would be rejected as "no gain" without ever being tested.The campaign measures a copy of the sweep under
<workspace>/sweep/, so the file the user wrote is never modified — otherwise the next campaign seeds its tuning from the previous one's accepted overlay and calls the result a baseline.islis reconciled as what it is: a sequence-length bound and a client argument, not the corpus. The checked-in reference sweep pairsisl: 200000with ac190000dataset and both numbers are right, so a dataset run fillsdataset_name/dataset_pathand drops the random lengths rather than asserting a synthetic workload of uniform 200000-token requests.Each gen point also records
frontier_elasticity— what a per-cent of the gate's metric is worth at the deployment's actual objective.tps_per_useris anchor-free whiletps_per_gpudivides by a term the context side owns, so on the campaign behind this change the same measured +1 % was worth 0.97 % at concurrency 1 and 0.70 % at 32.Test Coverage
tests/workflows/perf_optimize/test_sol_track.py(63 cases withtest_bench_cli.py) pins the reconciliation rules, every guard above, both tracks' collect paths, and the prompt/code agreement. The CLI boundary is stubbed: a unit test that needed the benchmark wheel installed would be an integration test in disguise.Full suite: 1056 passed.
Validated on hardware
Four end-to-end campaigns on GB300 (DeepSeek-V4-Pro, fp4), gen and ctx tracks:
delta_pct−1.31 % / −0.60 %,comparable: true), withconfig_idandcode_idboth moving to match the overlay;PR Checklist
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sol_tracksupport for independentctxandgenoptimization.bench_cli.pyfor validatedbench-disaggintegration, JSON error handling, timeouts, and operating-point extraction.task.example.yaml.CODING_GUIDELINES.mdchanges were identified.QA Engineer Review
test_bench_cli.pycoverage for:test_sol_track.pycoverage for:test_disagg.pyto use_campaign_directive().test-db/,qa/, orwaives.txtcoverage entries were identified for the modified test functions.