Advisory AI code review for aiter and FlyDSL PRs. Catches perf regressions, silent correctness bugs, dispatch gate holes, and AI-generated code patterns, but never acts as a merge gate. Invoke with a PR number (optionally owner/repo#N) and, when one exists, a…
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Reproducible validation executor for kernel PRs. Applies an explicit base-to-head patch in an isolated worktree, runs it on a verified-idle GPU, compares the same targets against base, policy-checks the test diff, and emits a head-bound…
Modernize FlyDSL kernels: replace raw MLIR dialects (arith, scf, vector, llvm, memref, math), ArithValue, redundant fx.* wrapping, fx.Index, buffer_ops, SmemPtr/SmemAllocator, copy_atom_call/mma_atom_call (loop or single atom), and raw rocdl.mfma_* with the…
Comprehensive reference for authoring FlyDSL GPU kernels on AMD GPUs. Covers the layout algebra, tiled copy/MMA, buffer ops, loop-carried range loops, SharedAllocator (LDS), autotuning, and common patterns. Use when writing, reviewing, or understanding FlyDSL…
How to add/upload tuned config CSVs under aiter/configs (incl. model_configs/) without introducing duplicate shapes, and how to find & resolve duplicate-shape collisions. Use whenever adding a model's tuned config, merging/uploading config CSVs, editing…
Standard structure for aiter op_tests under op_tests/test_*.py — @benchmark + run_perftest candidate loop, a torch reference, a final markdown summary table, a __main__ guard so the module is importable, and faithful reproduction of the real model call…
Module-level JIT build-wall optimization for opus-based aiter modules. Use when an aiter JIT module's first-call build wall is a user-visible bottleneck or when adding a new module.
Compile-time optimization guidance for HIP/C++ kernels using opus.hpp. Use when writing or reviewing OPUS kernels, analyzing compile time, reducing template instantiation overhead, or optimizing hipcc build performance.