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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds deterministic RL-Kernel runtime alignment and a reproducible VIME Qwen3-8B TP4/CP2 experiment. It adds staged collectives, arm submission, validation, sealed result aggregation, plotting, reproduction instructions, and G10/G11 convergence artifacts. ChangesVIME rollout consistency
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97-97: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBoth validators unpickle run artifacts with
weights_only=False. The shared root cause is one unsafe deserialization default applied to every*.ptfile found by glob. The recorded payload is a mapping of tensors and plain values, so the safe loader is sufficient.
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_artifacts.py#L97-L97: change_load_train_dumptotorch.load(path, map_location="cpu", weights_only=True).examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py#L347-L347: change the_inspect_offline_dumpsload totorch.load(path, map_location="cpu", weights_only=True).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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rl_engine.integrations.runtime._contains_tritonand_runtime_platformare underscore-prefixed. A rename or signature change inside that module silently breaks the fail-closed Triton and CUDA-provenance checks in both sealed validators. Export a public wrapper fromrl_engine/integrations/runtime.pyand import that.
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_artifacts.py#L16-L16: import the public helpers instead of_contains_tritonand_runtime_platform.examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py#L19-L19: import the same public helpers here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/aligned_python_entrypoint.sh`:
- Line 63: Validate RL_KERNEL_VLLM_CUDAGRAPH_MAX_CAPTURE_SIZE before assigning
it in the CUDA Graph capture-size setup, requiring it to be at least
rollout_batch_size multiplied by n_samples_per_prompt; reject or ignore smaller
overrides so all decode batch sizes through the required minimum remain covered.
In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py`:
- Line 360: Fix the line-length violations by splitting the reason string in
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py:360 across parenthesized
lines and formatting the assert any(...) generator expression in
tests/test_vime_tp4_example.py:169 across multiple lines; preserve the existing
behavior at both sites.
In `@tests/test_framework_runtime_adapters.py`:
- Line 324: Rename the input parameter from input to input_value in both
_forward_impl methods at the referenced locations, and update every use of that
parameter within those methods so the Ruff A002 shadowing errors are resolved.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_artifacts.py`:
- Line 97: Use safe tensor-only deserialization by setting weights_only=True in
_load_train_dump at examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_artifacts.py
lines 97-97 and in _inspect_offline_dumps at
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py lines 347-347; make no other
changes.
- Line 16: Export public wrappers for the runtime checks currently used by
validate_artifacts.py and validate_run.py, preserving their existing fail-closed
behavior. Update imports in
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_artifacts.py:16-16 and
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py:19-19 to use the public
helpers instead of _contains_triton and _runtime_platform; both sites require
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| if [[ "${rollout_batch_size}" =~ ^[1-9][0-9]*$ && "${n_samples_per_prompt}" =~ ^[1-9][0-9]*$ ]]; then | ||
| max_capture_size=$((rollout_batch_size * n_samples_per_prompt)) | ||
| if [[ -n "${RL_KERNEL_VLLM_CUDAGRAPH_MAX_CAPTURE_SIZE:-}" ]]; then | ||
| max_capture_size="${RL_KERNEL_VLLM_CUDAGRAPH_MAX_CAPTURE_SIZE}" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject capture-size overrides below the required decode batch size.
RL_KERNEL_VLLM_CUDAGRAPH_MAX_CAPTURE_SIZE replaces the calculated maximum without validation. For example, a rollout batch size of 8 with an override of 1 emits only [1]. Decode batches 2 through 8 then have no requested CUDA Graph capture size.
Require the override to be at least rollout_batch_size * n_samples_per_prompt, or remove the override path.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/aligned_python_entrypoint.sh` at line 63,
Validate RL_KERNEL_VLLM_CUDAGRAPH_MAX_CAPTURE_SIZE before assigning it in the
CUDA Graph capture-size setup, requiring it to be at least rollout_batch_size
multiplied by n_samples_per_prompt; reject or ignore smaller overrides so all
decode batch sizes through the required minimum remain covered.
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| if paths and comparable == len(paths) | ||
| else "current VIME dump lacks captured training log_probs; runtime exact metrics are used" |
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Two added lines exceed the 100-character flake8 limit. The linting job already fails with E501 line too long (102 > 100). The shared root cause is one line-length limit that these two added lines break.
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py#L360-L360: split the 102-characterreasonstring into a parenthesized multi-line string.tests/test_vime_tp4_example.py#L169-L169: split the 103-characterassert any(...)generator expression across lines.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py` at line 360, Fix the
line-length violations by splitting the reason string in
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/validate_run.py:360 across parenthesized
lines and formatting the assert any(...) generator expression in
tests/test_vime_tp4_example.py:169 across multiple lines; preserve the existing
behavior at both sites.
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| self.layer_norm_weight = torch.ones(2) | ||
| self.weight = torch.tensor([[1.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]]) | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve the Ruff A002 errors.
Rename both input parameters to input_value. Ruff reports builtin shadowing on Line 324 and Line 332.
Also applies to: 332-332
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[error] 324-324: Function argument input is shadowing a Python builtin
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In `@tests/test_framework_runtime_adapters.py` at line 324, Rename the input
parameter from input to input_value in both _forward_impl methods at the
referenced locations, and update every use of that parameter within those
methods so the Ruff A002 shadowing errors are resolved.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/analyze_performance.py`:
- Around line 72-79: Update the timer analysis around progress_seconds so perf
timing records are analyzed without requiring exactly 400 progress events or
paired duplicate values. Treat missing, reformatted, or unpaired progress data
as optional audit information, and emit a warning when it cannot be validated
while preserving analysis of the available timer records.
- Around line 472-473: Update summarize’s saturated-group statistics around
describe(rows_array(saturated, ...)) so empty saturated groups do not call
percentile or min on empty arrays. Emit count 0 with null subset statistics, or
omit those statistics, while preserving the existing summaries for non-empty
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| if len(progress_seconds) != 400: | ||
| raise RuntimeError( | ||
| f"{path}: expected 400 duplicated rollout progress events, got " | ||
| f"{len(progress_seconds)}" | ||
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| pairs = np.asarray(progress_seconds, dtype=float).reshape(200, 2) | ||
| if not np.array_equal(pairs[:, 0], pairs[:, 1]): | ||
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Do not require progress-bar records for timer analysis.
The emitted perf/... records provide the timing inputs. An absent, reformatted, or unpaired tqdm event causes this code to raise before it analyzes otherwise complete timer records. Treat progress durations as optional audit data and emit a warning when the audit is unavailable.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/analyze_performance.py` around lines 72 -
79, Update the timer analysis around progress_seconds so perf timing records are
analyzed without requiring exactly 400 progress events or paired duplicate
values. Treat missing, reformatted, or unpaired progress data as optional audit
information, and emit a warning when it cannot be validated while preserving
analysis of the available timer records.
| "rollout_time_s": describe(rows_array(saturated, "rollout_time_s")), | ||
| "actor_train_time_s": describe(rows_array(saturated, "actor_train_time_s")), |
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According to the official NumPy 2.4 documentation, how do numpy.percentileandnumpy.minbehave for an empty float array when noinitial value is supplied?
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According to the official NumPy 2.4 documentation, numpy.percentile and numpy.min exhibit different behaviors when called on an empty float array without an initial value: numpy.percentile Calling numpy.percentile on an empty array raises an IndexError [1]. The function cannot compute the requested percentile from an empty input, leading to a failure when attempting a non-empty take from the empty axis [1]. numpy.min The behavior of numpy.min depends on the specified axis [2][3]: - If axis is None: Calling numpy.min on an empty array raises a ValueError because it is a reduction on an empty set [2][3]. - If axis is specified: Whether it works depends on the dimensions of the array [3]. Specifically, if the reduction is over an axis of length zero, it typically raises a ValueError (e.g., "zero-size array to minimum.reduce without identity") [2][3]. However, if the axis length is non-zero (meaning the reduction is across empty collections of data rather than an empty dimension), it may return an empty array instead of raising an error [3]. When the optional initial value is provided to numpy.min, it allows for computation on an empty slice, as the initial value serves as the identity element or default value for the reduction [4][5][6].
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- 1: GitHub issue 18158 in numpy/numpy (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub issue 5032 in numpy/numpy (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: GitHub issue 22063 in numpy/numpy (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.min.html
- 5: https://numpy.org/doc/2.5/reference/generated/numpy.min.html
- 6: https://numpy.org/doc/2.4/reference/generated/numpy.min.html
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Handle groups with no fully truncated steps.
If saturated is empty, describe calls numpy.percentile and numpy.min on an empty array. These calls raise IndexError and ValueError, so summarize cannot write summary.json. Emit count: 0 with null subset statistics, or omit the statistics for an empty subset.
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/analyze_performance.py` around lines 472 -
473, Update summarize’s saturated-group statistics around
describe(rows_array(saturated, ...)) so empty saturated groups do not call
percentile or min on empty arrays. Emit count 0 with null subset statistics, or
omit those statistics, while preserving the existing summaries for non-empty
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In `@csrc/cuda/distributed/deterministic_collective.cu`:
- Around line 211-216: In both pair-reduction sites at lines 211-216 and 290-295
of csrc/cuda/distributed/deterministic_collective.cu, guard the nv_bfloat162
path with a uintptr_t alignment check against sizeof(nv_bfloat162). For
unaligned output, reduce and store each element through
fixed_tree_reduce<nv_bfloat16, WorldSize> instead; preserve the existing pair
path for aligned output.
In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/collect_results.py`:
- Around line 147-167: Update the aggregation around weighted_abs_numerator to
accumulate a separate weighted_token_total in one pass, including only entries
whose mean_abs_dlogp and active_token_count are finite and present. Divide
mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted by weighted_token_total, returning None when that
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Add an alignment check before the BF16 pair stores.
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In `@csrc/cuda/distributed/deterministic_collective.cu` around lines 211 - 216, In
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| float(item["mean_abs_dlogp"]) * float(item["active_token_count"]) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the token-weighted mean denominator with its numerator.
weighted_abs_numerator only sums steps that have both mean_abs_dlogp and active_token_count. token_total sums the tokens of every step with a finite active_token_count. If any step reports tokens without mean_abs_dlogp, mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted is diluted toward zero. Also, mean_abs_dlogp is not checked for NaN here, while _finite excludes NaN everywhere else; one NaN step makes the published value NaN.
Accumulate both the numerator and its own token denominator in one pass over the paired, finite values.
♻️ Proposed fix
- weighted_abs_numerator = sum(
- float(item["mean_abs_dlogp"]) * float(item["active_token_count"])
- for item in items
- if item.get("mean_abs_dlogp") is not None
- and item.get("active_token_count") is not None
- )
- token_total = sum(tokens)
+ weighted_abs_numerator = 0.0
+ weighted_token_total = 0.0
+ for item in items:
+ abs_value = item.get("mean_abs_dlogp")
+ token_value = item.get("active_token_count")
+ if (
+ isinstance(abs_value, (int, float))
+ and isinstance(token_value, (int, float))
+ and math.isfinite(float(abs_value))
+ and math.isfinite(float(token_value))
+ ):
+ weighted_abs_numerator += float(abs_value) * float(token_value)
+ weighted_token_total += float(token_value)
+ token_total = sum(tokens)Then divide by weighted_token_total:
"mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted": (
- weighted_abs_numerator / token_total if token_total else None
+ weighted_abs_numerator / weighted_token_total
+ if weighted_token_total
+ else None
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| weighted_abs_numerator = sum( | |
| float(item["mean_abs_dlogp"]) * float(item["active_token_count"]) | |
| for item in items | |
| if item.get("mean_abs_dlogp") is not None | |
| and item.get("active_token_count") is not None | |
| ) | |
| token_total = sum(tokens) | |
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| { | |
| "phase": phase, | |
| "group": group, | |
| "run_count": len({str(item["run_id"]) for item in items}), | |
| "round_count": len(items), | |
| "active_token_exposure": token_total, | |
| "bitwise_mismatch_count": sum(mismatches), | |
| "bitwise_mismatch_rate": ( | |
| sum(mismatches) / token_total if token_total else None | |
| ), | |
| "mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted": ( | |
| weighted_abs_numerator / token_total if token_total else None | |
| ), | |
| weighted_abs_numerator = 0.0 | |
| weighted_token_total = 0.0 | |
| for item in items: | |
| abs_value = item.get("mean_abs_dlogp") | |
| token_value = item.get("active_token_count") | |
| if ( | |
| isinstance(abs_value, (int, float)) | |
| and isinstance(token_value, (int, float)) | |
| and math.isfinite(float(abs_value)) | |
| and math.isfinite(float(token_value)) | |
| ): | |
| weighted_abs_numerator += float(abs_value) * float(token_value) | |
| weighted_token_total += float(token_value) | |
| token_total = sum(tokens) | |
| summaries.append( | |
| { | |
| "phase": phase, | |
| "group": group, | |
| "run_count": len({str(item["run_id"]) for item in items}), | |
| "round_count": len(items), | |
| "active_token_exposure": token_total, | |
| "bitwise_mismatch_count": sum(mismatches), | |
| "bitwise_mismatch_rate": ( | |
| sum(mismatches) / token_total if token_total else None | |
| ), | |
| "mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted": ( | |
| weighted_abs_numerator / weighted_token_total | |
| if weighted_token_total | |
| else None | |
| ), |
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In `@examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/collect_results.py` around lines 147 -
167, Update the aggregation around weighted_abs_numerator to accumulate a
separate weighted_token_total in one pass, including only entries whose
mean_abs_dlogp and active_token_count are finite and present. Divide
mean_abs_dlogp_token_weighted by weighted_token_total, returning None when that
denominator is zero, while leaving active_token_exposure based on the existing
token_total unchanged.
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In `@rl_engine/integrations/vllm_runtime.py`:
- Line 431: The direct-output path currently passes out=direct_output to
det_gemm_linear regardless of backend support. In
rl_engine/integrations/vllm_runtime.py lines 431-431, gate direct staging on the
active cuBLASLt backend and preserve the existing in-place reduction path
otherwise; in rl_engine/kernels/ops/pytorch/ffn/ffn.py lines 164-169, select
direct_output only for that supported backend and retain the temporary-output
path for unsupported backends.
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Gate direct staging on the cuBLASLt backend. det_gemm_linear(..., out=...) raises when auto mode selects the documented SM90 fallback or when SM90 is selected explicitly. A normal strict rollout then fails on the first eligible o_proj or packed FFN shape instead of using the existing non-staged deterministic reduction path.
rl_engine/integrations/vllm_runtime.py#L431-L431: only passout=direct_outputwhen the active backend supports direct output; otherwise retain the in-place reduction path.rl_engine/kernels/ops/pytorch/ffn/ffn.py#L164-L169: only selectdirect_outputwhen the active backend supports direct output; otherwise use the existing temporary-output path.
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In `@rl_engine/integrations/vllm_runtime.py` at line 431, The direct-output path
currently passes out=direct_output to det_gemm_linear regardless of backend
support. In rl_engine/integrations/vllm_runtime.py lines 431-431, gate direct
staging on the active cuBLASLt backend and preserve the existing in-place
reduction path otherwise; in rl_engine/kernels/ops/pytorch/ffn/ffn.py lines
164-169, select direct_output only for that supported backend and retain the
temporary-output path for unsupported backends.
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| call_count = sum(int(record.get("call_count", 0)) for record in records) |
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The current aggregation can pass with just one reporter. Should we also check that we got the full expected set of ranks and engines here?
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| "passed": all(checks.values()), |
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I think this only verifies the configuration string. Do we have a way to check that both vLLM engines actually captured and replayed the graph?
| json.dumps(report, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n", encoding="utf-8" | ||
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| print(json.dumps(report, indent=2, sort_keys=True)) | ||
| if args.seal and report["passed"]: |
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Could we wait for a persisted Ray terminal status before marking this complete? Otherwise, a failure after the last logged step could still get sealed as successful.
| if constexpr (std::is_same_v<T, nv_bfloat16>) { | ||
| #if (__CUDA_ARCH__ >= 800 || !defined(__CUDA_ARCH__)) | ||
| const int64_t pair_count = element_count / 2; | ||
| auto* pair_output = reinterpret_cast<nv_bfloat162*>(output); |
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contiguous() doesn't necessarily give us the alignment required by nv_bfloat162. Could we check the pointer alignment here and fall back to scalar bf16 when it's not aligned?
Follow-up: version-matched 200-step G10/G11 scale-reference runThis is a new matched comparison, separate from the previously published sealed runs. Both arms use the same clean revisions and workload:
Both Ray submissions succeeded at 200/200. Each has 1,600 train-data snapshots, exactly 8 ranks for every step. The manifest audit found no unexpected common-configuration differences; expected differences are the G10 P/P versus G11 R/R routes, strict provider/CI gates, and identity-derived fields/paths. Paired results, steps 1–200
G11 improves rollout throughput by 69.3% and reduces rollout time by 36.7%. G10 is 56.8% faster in actor-train throughput and has 38.9% lower actor-train time, so the end-to-end result favors G10 by 13.25 s/step (5.0%) on this run. The paired reward difference is +0.037109 G10−G11, with a paired-step 95% bootstrap CI of [+0.030586, +0.043555] (seed 1234, 20,000 resamples). This interval describes variation across the 200 paired steps of this single-seed run; it is not a multi-seed confidence interval. Train/rollout log-probability consistency
Metric definitions: rollout tokens/GPU/s = mean response tokens × 128 / (rollout seconds × 8 GPUs); longest-sample throughput = maximum response tokens / rollout seconds. All required fields were finite for all 200 paired steps; no imputation or row deletion was used. The logged rollout-stage The attached archive contains the full 200-step CSV and the reproducible Markdown summary. SHA-256: |
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What this PR adds
Experiment scope
g10-convergence-s1234-tp4-20260901jg11-convergence-s1234-tp4-20260901eG10h and G10i are audit-only stopped attempts and are excluded. G11e is the immutable sealed G11 selected by the protocol; this PR does not rerun it.
Post-training configuration
Model and data
1e-6, RoPE base1,000,000, no linear bias, untied embedding/output weights73e2166517fd635e1157aff17202f86a5cced44ca1669e6f49d2d63a59bf509ddeepscalerrule rewardGRPO, sampling, and optimizer
advantage_estimator=grpo), policy loss1e-8, weight decay 0.011e-6linearly decayed to 0 across 200 steps; no warmupkl_coef=0,use_kl_loss=false,kl_loss_coef=0use_rollout_logprobs=truefor both published armsHardware, parallelism, memory, and vLLM
CUDA Graph and deterministic runtime contract
FULL_DECODE_ONLY,enforce_eager=false.[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]; the defaultFULL_AND_PIECEWISE/ 51-size configuration is rejected.CUDA_DEVICE_MAX_CONNECTIONS=1,CUBLAS_WORKSPACE_CONFIG=:16:8,CUBLASLT_WORKSPACE_SIZE=1,NCCL_ALGO=Ring, andNVTE_ALLOW_NONDETERMINISTIC_ALGO=0.Actual arm routes and provenance
rlkernel.linear_logp.bitwise.v1provider5403df6a013293calculate_log_probs_and_entropy; no providerd2173e81a113710Both use Megatron
1dcf0da. The later G10 contains production-route verification (576741f/1a113710) and CUDA Graph/provider decoupling (d2173e8). Because the immutable G11 and final G10 use different RL-Kernel/VIME and Transformer Engine revisions, this report makes no performance comparison.Sealed G10/G11 results
G11 supplies the strongest consistency claim: zero runtime bitwise train/rollout log-probability mismatches across 9.81M active tokens. G10 is the native production comparison, not a failure gate. The reward difference is descriptive only: this publication has one seed, and outcome-level math reward is much less sensitive than token-level log-probability statistics.
Result figures
Aggregate consistency
Per-step train/rollout consistency
Reward, loss, PPO KL, and policy-ratio clipping
Interpretation and limitations
log_probs; the sealed validator uses VIME runtimetorch.ne, maximum, and mean absolute-difference metrics.Validation
FULL_DECODE_ONLYand exact capture-size 1–8 checks.Machine-readable artifacts and reproduction instructions are in
examples/vime_qwen3_8b_tp4_cp2_200/results/convergence_s1234_g10_g11.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Documentation
Bug Fixes