Add Kimi-K3 NVFP4 experts and FP8-PB attention recipe - #2206
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVersion 0.47 adds calibration-free Kimi-K3 MXFP4-to-NVFP4 conversion, shared export utilities, quantization recipes, documentation, distributed checkpoint handling, and regression tests. ChangesKimi-K3 NVFP4 conversion
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Operator->>KimiK3Converter: provide recipe and checkpoint paths
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ShardCastUtils-->>KimiK3Converter: return NVFP4 tensors and scales
KimiK3Converter->>CheckpointFiles: quantize attention and rewrite metadata
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examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py (1)
966-982: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate
world_sizeagainst the rank-0 rendezvous file.Rank 0 writes
world_sizeintoready.jsonat Line 971. Non-zero ranks only comparerun_idat Line 976. If a rank is launched with a different--world_size, the shard assignment at Line 982 (shards[rank::world_size]) leaves gaps or duplicates.Rank 0's
len(results) != len(shards)check at Line 1064 catches most mismatches, but overlapping duplicates and gaps can sum to the expected count. The value is already in the file, so the check costs one comparison.♻️ Proposed refactor
else: + def rendezvous_ready() -> bool: + if not ready_path.exists(): + return False + ready = json.loads(ready_path.read_text()) + if ready.get("run_id") != args.run_id: + return False + if ready.get("world_size") != args.world_size: + raise ValueError( + f"rank {args.rank} has --world_size {args.world_size}, but rank 0 " + f"published {ready.get('world_size')} for run {args.run_id}" + ) + return True + _wait_for( - lambda: ( - ready_path.exists() - and json.loads(ready_path.read_text()).get("run_id") == args.run_id - ), + rendezvous_ready, f"rank-0 rendezvous for run {args.run_id}", args.sync_timeout, )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py`:
- Around line 891-896: Update the argument validation and recipe handling around
the `--recipe` branch so explicitly provided `--input_scale` cannot be silently
overwritten by the recipe-derived value. Reject `--recipe` combined with
`--input_scale`, matching the existing format-flag validation, while preserving
recipe defaults when `--input_scale` was not explicitly supplied.
- Around line 609-634: Update _module_name_aliases to emit the vLLM runtime
alias lm_head for language_model.lm_head, while preserving the existing model.*
and stripped-prefix aliases for language_model.model.* names and the
block_sparse_moe-to-mlp mapping.
- Around line 243-260: Ensure _build_w13_kmax_overrides or its caller preserves
one shared k_max for every w1/w3 pair across shard boundaries; either compute
pair values in a full pre-pass over all shards and reuse them in convert_shard,
or detect a split pair and fail with a clear diagnostic instead of deriving
independent per-tensor values.
In `@tests/unit/torch/quantization/test_nvfp4_tensor.py`:
- Around line 33-42: Update test_cpu_quantize_does_not_probe_cuda to cover both
try_tensorrt=False and try_tensorrt=True, while keeping fp4_compatible patched
to fail and asserting CPU quantization completes without invoking it.
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is it possible to expand this cover general model types that we just want to do weight casting?
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Yes, the closed-form MXFP4-to-NVFP4 numerics can be reused and already live in shared numeric utilities used by this converter and the GPT-OSS cast. I would keep this script Kimi-K3-specific in this PR because its tensor paths, fused w1/w3 scale contract, manifest aliases and exclusions, attention policy, and config rewrite are model-specific. A general weight-only checkpoint caster would be better introduced as a focused follow-up.
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12-12: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove implementation detail from this changelog entry.
Describe the new APIs and their user-visible limitations. Remove details about fake-quant snapshots, retained scales, and restoration mechanics.
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- Around line 808-821: Extend _rank0_ready and the ready/report rendezvous flow
to publish and validate one canonical conversion fingerprint containing the
resolved source path, shard list, conversion-format flags, and input scale;
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w1/w3split across shards (critical) —_build_w13_kmax_overridesnow raises with a clear diagnostic, plustest_split_w1_w3_pair_fails_instead_of_using_independent_scales. ✔ (but see the non-cast path below — the same contract is still unenforced there) - 💬
language_model.lm_headruntime alias (minor) —_module_name_aliasesnow strips thelanguage_model.prefix; covered by a focused test. ✔ - 💬
--recipesilently overwriting--input_scale(minor) —--input_scalenow defaults toNone, the combination is rejected, and there is a CLI regression test. ✔ - 💬 CPU-guard test only exercising
try_tensorrt=False(critical-ish) — now parameterized over both. ✔
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- The cross-rank "conversion fingerprint" comment (ranks can disagree on
--attn_*/--cast_mxfp4_to_nvfp4/ source path; onlyrun_idandworld_sizeare validated). Given this is a multi-node example script writing a 2.8T checkpoint, a mismatched rank produces a silently inconsistent output that rank 0 happily finalizes. Not necessarily blocking, but it hasn't been answered. - 💬 @cjluo-nv asked whether this could be generalized to weight-only casting for other models; the author replied that the shared numerics already live in
numeric_utilsand proposed a follow-up for a general caster. That answers the numerics half, but not the larger duplication: this file re-implementsexamples/deepseek/deepseek_v4/quantize_to_nvfp4.pyalmost verbatim for_dequantize_mxfp4_to_bf16,_kmax_from_mxfp4_scale,_build_w13_kmax_overrides,_quantize_weight_nvfp4_lossless,_link_or_copy/_hard_link_aux,_validate_paths,_prepare_output_dir,_log, and the shard-streaming/index-rewrite skeleton — ~200+ lines of copy-paste, including the identical w1/w3 fused-GEMM1 contract. The design gate fired on this PR and the PR body doesn't discuss why the DS-V4 streaming converter (or a sharedexamples/_shard_cast_utils.py) wasn't extended. That's a maintainer call, but it should be made explicitly rather than deferred implicitly.
New finding (correctness): the cast=False expert path derives weight_scale_2 independently per tensor, so w1 and w3 do not share one scale_2 — exactly the contract the module docstring says must hold for the fused GEMM1, and the contract the cast=True path now hard-fails to protect. DS-V4 solves this with _build_w13_weight_amax_overrides; here there is no equivalent and no test. Since --cast_mxfp4_to_nvfp4 is a store_true defaulting to off, a bare python quantize_to_nvfp4.py --source_ckpt ... --output_ckpt ... silently emits a wrong checkpoint.
Other notes: the recipe→converter translation (_conversion_settings_from_recipe) only extracts 5 fields, so any added/edited quantizer entry in the shipped recipe (e.g. enabling shared experts) is silently ignored while the recipe is presented as the authoritative quant map; and the test file for an examples/kimi/ script lives under tests/examples/hf_ptq/. Size (1765 lines, one 1170-line script) is on the large side — splitting the nvfp4_tensor.py short-circuit fix + its unit test from the example would make both easier to land. Licensing: standard NVIDIA Apache-2.0 headers only, no third-party code.
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w1/w3 do not share scale_2 on the non-cast path.
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bf16 = _dequantize_mxfp4_to_bf16(w, s, device)
weight_scale_2 = (bf16.abs().max().float() / (E2M1_MAX * E4M3_MAX)).reshape(())w13_kmax is only built if cast, so with --cast_mxfp4_to_nvfp4 off every projection gets its own per-tensor weight_scale_2. The module docstring ("w1/w3 feed one fused GEMM1 and therefore must share a single scale_2") and the new hard failure in _build_w13_kmax_overrides both assert the opposite invariant, so the default flag combination silently produces the exact checkpoint the cast path refuses to emit. examples/deepseek/deepseek_v4/quantize_to_nvfp4.py handles this with _build_w13_weight_amax_overrides (shared torch.maximum amax per pair).
Either share the amax across the pair here as DS-V4 does, or drop the non-cast branch entirely if the only supported entry point is the recipe (which always sets cast=True). Whichever way, the existing test_convert_shard_casts_experts_and_quantizes_attention assertion on equal weight_scale_2 should be mirrored for cast=False — right now no test exercises that branch at all.
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Addressed in 575c27a. I kept the non-cast path supported and now build a shared w1/w3 weight amax with the common pair helper before requantization, so both projections receive the same weight_scale_2 while w2 remains independent. test_convert_shard_requantizes_w1_w3_with_shared_scale exercises cast=False end to end and checks that invariant.
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Duplication with the DeepSeek-V4 converter.
_dequantize_mxfp4_to_bf16, _kmax_from_mxfp4_scale, _build_w13_kmax_overrides, _quantize_weight_nvfp4_lossless, _link_or_copy/_hard_link_aux, _validate_paths, _prepare_output_dir and _log are near-verbatim copies of examples/deepseek/deepseek_v4/quantize_to_nvfp4.py, down to the docstrings and the w1/w3 fused-GEMM1 rationale. Only the tensor-name regexes, the attention policy and the manifest/alias logic are genuinely Kimi-specific.
numeric_utils already exists precisely because the GPT-OSS and DS-V4 casts shared math; the shard-streaming/aux-linking/index-rewrite skeleton is the next obvious extraction (an examples/_mxfp4_cast_utils.py or similar). Please either factor the shared half out in this PR or state in the PR body why a third independent copy is preferable — that's the question @cjluo-nv raised above, and the follow-up-PR answer leaves the duplication in main in the meantime.
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Addressed in 575c27a. I extracted the common MXFP4 dequant/requant and closed-form cast numerics, w1/w3 pair-scale helpers, path validation/output preparation, progress logging, and recursive auxiliary-file linking into examples/_shard_cast_utils.py; both the DS-V4 and Kimi converters now use that module. I kept the shard/index rewrite portions model-specific because DS-V4 consumes calibrated amax and explicit index deltas, while Kimi handles multiple attention formats plus partial/distributed shard reports and total-size reconstruction. I also added coverage for the shared auxiliary-file filtering.
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_conversion_settings_from_recipe validates the routed-expert and attention entries it knows about and derives five settings, but everything else in the recipe (base_disable_all, default_disabled_quantizers, the algorithm block, any future entry) is ignored. So a recipe edit that, say, enables *shared_experts*weight_quantizer would pass validation and be silently dropped by the converter while modelopt_recipes/ptq.md advertises the YAML as the checkpoint's quant map.
Consider asserting that no quantizer entry outside the known set is enabled, so recipe drift fails loudly instead of producing a checkpoint that doesn't match the recipe.
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Addressed in d9ec9e7. Recipe validation now requires the expected algorithm and wildcard disable entry, requires every known enabled quantizer, and rejects any unexpected enabled quantizer. Tests cover both an enabled shared-expert entry and algorithm drift.
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Minor: this exercises examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py, but lives under tests/examples/hf_ptq/. tests/examples/ is organized per example directory (gpt-oss/, llm_qat/, ...), so tests/examples/kimi/ would be the consistent home.
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242-261: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDefer fused-attention
amaxtransfers until the pre-pass ends.When
deviceis CUDA,Tensor.cpu()synchronizes the current stream after each attention-tensor reduction. Keepgroup_amaxon CUDA during the loop, then transfer all values to CPU once before constructing worker jobs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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216-243: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep synthesized weight amax values on
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169-172: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAvoid the extra per-expert CUDA synchronization.
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deviceis CUDA,lossless.sum().item()blocks the host for each expert. Return a device counter, aggregate the counters on the device, replace the per-expert Python branch with a device-side reduction, and convert the totals once after shard conversion. The later.cpu()copies already synchronize output transfers.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 222-226: Update link_aux_files to validate each source path before
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In `@examples/_shard_cast_utils.py`:
- Around line 169-172: The shard conversion flow should avoid calling .item()
for each expert on CUDA. Update the lossless-count logic to return a
device-resident counter, aggregate counters and perform the lossless decision
via device-side reductions, then convert the final totals to host values only
once after shard conversion; preserve the existing CPU behavior and use the
surrounding shard conversion helpers to locate the affected paths.
In `@examples/deepseek/deepseek_v4/quantize_to_nvfp4.py`:
- Around line 216-243: Update _synthesize_weight_amax to keep the computed
maximum on the requested device instead of moving it to CPU, and update get_amax
in _build_w13_weight_amax_overrides to move loaded amax values to device before
build_w13_amax_overrides combines w1/w3 values. Ensure both synthesized and
loaded amax tensors are device-consistent.
In `@examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py`:
- Around line 242-261: Update compute_fused_attn_amax to keep each reduced amax
in the requested device during the shard loop by removing the per-tensor CPU
transfer, then move all group_amax values to CPU once after the loop and before
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Re-review of PR #2206 (13 files, +2010/-269). All previously-flagged critical items are now addressed and verified in the diff:
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cast=Falseexpert path did not shareweight_scale_2acrossw1/w3(critical) — fixed in575c27a: the non-cast branch now builds a shared amax viabuild_w13_amax_overrides, andtest_convert_shard_requantizes_w1_w3_with_shared_scaleassertsw1.weight_scale_2 == w3.weight_scale_2whilew2stays independent. ✔ - 💬 Split
w1/w3pair (critical) —_w13_pairsraises with a clear diagnostic; regression test present. ✔ - 💬 ~200 lines duplicated from
examples/deepseek/deepseek_v4/quantize_to_nvfp4.py(design gate) — extracted intoexamples/_shard_cast_utils.py; DS-V4 now consumes it (-265 lines). Constants check out (2**E4M3_KMIN == 2**-9,E2M1_MAX*E4M3_MAX == 6*448), so the extraction looks numerically faithful. ✔ - 💬
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Can we move this to the export module in core lib and add test?
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951-956: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject symlinked primary checkpoint inputs.
validate_pathschecks directory overlap only. Lines 952-956 then followmodel.safetensors.index.jsonand shard symlinks without verifying that their resolved targets remain insidesource_ckpt.A malicious checkpoint directory can therefore read an external JSON file or safetensors file and write derived content into
output_ckpt. Apply the same non-symlink, regular-file, and resolved-containment checks used for auxiliary files toconfig.json,model.safetensors.index.json, and every selected shard before reading them.Proposed validation shape
+def _validate_checkpoint_file(path: Path, source_root: Path) -> None: + if path.is_symlink() or not path.is_file(): + raise ValueError(f"checkpoint source must be a regular file: {path}") + if source_root not in path.resolve(strict=True).parents: + raise ValueError(f"checkpoint source is outside source_ckpt: {path}") + validate_paths(args.source_ckpt, args.output_ckpt) +source_root = args.source_ckpt.resolve(strict=True) src_index_path = args.source_ckpt / "model.safetensors.index.json" +_validate_checkpoint_file(src_index_path, source_root) +_validate_checkpoint_file(args.source_ckpt / "config.json", source_root) ... shards = sorted(args.source_ckpt.glob("model-*-of-*.safetensors")) +for shard in shards: + _validate_checkpoint_file(shard, source_root)As per coding guidelines, “Validate checkpoint paths and other external inputs at boundaries.”
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In `@examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py`:
- Around line 951-956: Extend the checkpoint-input validation around
validate_paths to reject symlinked or non-regular config.json,
model.safetensors.index.json, and selected shard files, and require each file’s
resolved path to remain within source_ckpt before reading it. Reuse the existing
auxiliary-file validation logic and apply it consistently before json.loads or
shard processing.
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Re-review of PR #2206 (15 files, +2248/-269). Every previously-flagged critical item is now resolved and verified in the diff, but I'd like a human sign-off before merge because this round introduced a new hard-fail in shared code that now also governs the existing DeepSeek-V4 converter.
Resolved since the last review (no further action needed): cross-rank conversion fingerprint (_conversion_fingerprint / _validate_fingerprint published in ready.json and every rank report, with mismatch tests); recipe drift (_conversion_settings_from_quantize_config now requires the algorithm block, the wildcard disable entry, every expected quantizer, and rejects unexpected enabled ones, with tests for a shared-expert entry and algorithm drift); tests moved to tests/examples/kimi/; and the shared cast helpers moved out of examples/ into modelopt/torch/export/shard_cast_utils.py with a unit-test file, per @cjluo-nv's request. The design-gate question (third copy of the DS-V4 streaming cast) is answered — DS-V4 now consumes the shared module (-265 lines) and the extraction looks numerically faithful. Licensing: standard NVIDIA Apache-2.0 headers only, no third-party code.
Still worth an owner look:
- New, and the reason I'm not approving:
link_aux_files(shard_cast_utils.py) raisesValueErrorfor any symlinked sidecar and for any file whose resolved target is not undersource_ckpt.huggingface_hub.snapshot_downloadmaterializes every file insnapshots/<rev>/as a symlink into../../blobs/, so pointing--source_ckptat an HF cache snapshot now aborts withsource must be a regular file— and it aborts at the last step, after all 96 shards have already been converted. This is also a behavior regression for the shipped DS-V4 converter, whose previous_hard_link_auxlinked/copied through symlinks fine. Consider resolving-and-allowing links that stay inside the model repo (snapshot + siblingblobs/), orshutil.copy2with a warning, rather than a terminal error. modelopt/torch/export/__init__.pydoesfrom .shard_cast_utils import *, which promoteslog(a bareprint(..., flush=True)wrapper),validate_paths,prepare_output_dir, andlink_or_copyinto the publicmodelopt.torch.exportnamespace.login particular is collision-prone with the wildcard imports that follow it. Narrowing__all__to the cast helpers, or not re-exporting from__init__, would be safer for a core-library surface._conversion_settings_from_quantize_configcomparesquantize["algorithm"]by exact dict equality with_RECIPE_ALGORITHM; any future default-valued field added to the algorithm schema will make the shipped recipe fail validation. A key-subset check would be less brittle.- Kimi passes
skip_file=lambda path: path.suffix == ".safetensors", so a nestedmodel.safetensors.index.jsoninside a subdirectory is linked into the output (DS-V4 explicitly skips it at every level). Low risk, but a stale index in the output is confusing. - Size is still on the large side (~1.15k-line example script); the
nvfp4_tensor.pyshort-circuit fix plus its unit test would land cleanly on its own.
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new example
Adds the calibration-free conversion pipeline and checkpoint-mirror PTQ recipe used for
nvidia/Kimi-K3-NVFP4:input_scale=1.0;lm_head, and KV cache unquantized;modelopt_recipes/huggingface/models/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/that directly configures the streaming converter.It also fixes
NVFP4QTensor.quantize()probing CUDA/Blackwell capability before checking whether the tensor is on CUDA and whether the optional TensorRT-LLM fast path was requested. That probe broke the converter's supported CPU path on hosts without a compatible GPU.Usage
python examples/kimi/kimi_k3/quantize_to_nvfp4.py \ --source_ckpt /models/moonshotai/Kimi-K3 \ --output_ckpt /models/Kimi-K3-NVFP4 \ --recipe huggingface/models/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/ptq/nvfp4_experts-fp8_pb_attention \ --jobs 8The conversion requires no calibration dataset, forward pass, or GPU. Multi-node shard conversion is also supported through
--rank,--world_size, and--run_id.Testing
uv run --frozen --extra dev python -m pytest -q \ tests/unit/torch/quantization/test_nvfp4_tensor.py \ tests/unit/recipe/test_kimi_k3_recipe.py \ tests/unit/recipe/test_recipe_docs.py \ tests/examples/hf_ptq/test_kimi_k3_quantize_to_nvfp4.pyResult: 17 passed.
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The resulting checkpoint and model card are available at https://huggingface.co/nvidia/Kimi-K3-NVFP4.
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