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- Around line 621-624: Update the `install_onfly_decompress` call in the
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Retain the ValueError guard only for missing compressed-tensors configuration.
install_onfly_decompress validates existing configuration with QuantizationConfig.model_validate. That call can raise a validation ValueError for malformed configuration, not only when quantization_config is absent. The broad suppression can therefore hide a failed decompression setup. The later removal of quantization_config can then leave compressed checkpoint weights unexpected and fused expert parameters uninitialized.
Check for the absence of compressed-tensors configuration before calling install_onfly_decompress, or use a dedicated exception for that case. Do not suppress other ValueError instances.
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Update the `install_onfly_decompress` call in the `hf_config` setup to skip
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Kimi-K3's text backbone, kimi_linear, has no native transformers modeling to swap in, so the adapter patches the checkpoint's remote code in place: - it replaces the MoE block's per-expert ModuleList with fused experts that dispatch through the experts interface, keeping K3's latent expert space and its custom SwiGLU; - it registers converters that fuse the checkpoint's per-expert w1/w3 into gate_up_proj and stack w2 into down_proj, and has the MXFP4 experts decompressed as they load; - it fixes the parts of the remote model that the expert-parallel load and calibration trip over: KDA's A_log shape and its sigmoid(beta), which fla-core silently skips, the causal-mask and cache signatures, and the kwargs newer transformers pass to tie_weights. It needs transformers 5.8, for the decompression. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
The experts read use_latent_moe off the config, but Kimi-K3's config has no such field: the model derives it from routed_expert_hidden_size. So every stock K3 config built the experts at the hidden width (7168) instead of the latent one (3584), and the expert-parallel load failed on the size mismatch. The block's own __init__ already decides latent MoE, and the patched forward follows that decision, so the fused experts now take their width from the block. The test stand-in derives the flag the same way instead of carrying a config field the real checkpoint does not have, which is how the tests missed this. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
fla-core's chunk_kda and fused_recurrent_kda have no use_beta_sigmoid_in_kernel parameter: the flag lands in their **kwargs, which is why they ignore it. Binding a call to the kernel's signature therefore filed the flag under 'kwargs', the wrapper never saw it, and beta reached the recurrence raw. On Kimi-K3 the state overflowed and the first calibration forward produced NaN out of the first KDA layer. The flag is read off the call's keywords again, as before the binding; beta is still found by name or by position. The test kernels now take the flag through **kwargs, as fla-core's do, which is how the tests missed it. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
The module skipped below 5.6, but the code under test requires 5.8 and raises below it, so a 5.6 or 5.7 run failed instead of skipping. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
…zed by default vLLM's Kimi-K3 model builds routed_expert_down_proj, routed_expert_up_proj and the self_attention, mlp and output_attn residual gates with quant_config=None, so it refuses a checkpoint that quantizes them. The default formats quantized all 371 of them in a Kimi-K3 export. The [1, hidden] gates gain nothing from quantization either. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
The default unit means to keep every multimodal embedding projection in BF16, but it names only gemma's embed_vision and Llama-4's multi_modal_projector. Kimi-K2.5 and Kimi-K3 call theirs mm_projector, so every --recipe run, which keeps the whole VLM, quantized it. The published Kimi-K2.5 and Kimi-K3 NVFP4 checkpoints both keep it BF16. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
prepare patched the remote modeling only while a process-wide flag was unset, and found the module to patch as the first one in sys.modules that defines the MoE block, so a second checkpoint revision in the same process kept its per-expert layout, or had another revision's module patched in its place. Look the modules up in the package of the class the checkpoint's auto_map loads, and patch on every prepare: each patch is idempotent. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
Kimi-K3's prepare patches the checkpoint's remote MoE block and attaches the plan for its fused experts. An EP degree of 1 skips prepare, so its spec supplied no plan there, and a checkpoint, whose config carries none, loaded whole on every rank with a replicated dense part instead of being refused. Its spec now states the plan prepare attaches, which finds the experts the checkpoint's own code builds, at the same paths. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
Its skip predates the decompressor looking up the quantization config before it imports compressed_tensors, so a bf16 checkpoint no longer needs the package and the test passes without it. The skip kept it from running anywhere the package is missing, a plain dev-test install included. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
- The per-expert reference test becomes the situ case of the patched-block test, which compares with the remote block itself. - The patch-twice test goes: the revisions test fails on a non-idempotent block patch. - The two beta tests become one, parametrized by how beta is passed, for both KDA entry points. - The A_log test goes: the prepare-with-checkpoint test checks the checkpoint's shape and now the dtype it keeps. - The tie_weights-shim-once test goes: the prepare test checks that the shim absorbs the kwargs and delegates exactly once, and the revisions test that it wraps once. - The mm_projector preset test joins the Kimi projections preset test. - The spec-routing test keeps only the prepare identity, which nothing else checks; test_specs_vs_transformers checks modeling_source. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
Like the Kimi-K2.5 and Kimi-VL adapters, Kimi-K3's prepare loads the checkpoint's own modeling through get_class_from_dynamic_module, which runs it without checking trust_remote_code. Refuse unless the caller passed trust_remote_code=True, before anything is staged or patched. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
When transformers' weight-conversion API failed to import, _register_kimi_k3_conversions printed a warning and returned. The checkpoint's per-expert weights then loaded as unexpected and the fused experts as missing: newly initialized, at full size on every rank. prepare() already requires transformers 5.8, where the API exists, so the import now simply raises. Signed-off-by: Shengliang Xu <shengliangx@nvidia.com>
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: New feature
Kimi-K3's text backbone,
kimi_linear, has no native transformers modeling to swap in, so the adapter patches the checkpoint's remote code in place:ModuleListwith fused experts that dispatch through the experts interface, keeping K3's latent expert space and its custom SwiGLU.w1/w3intogate_up_projand stackw2intodown_proj. The MXFP4 experts are decompressed as they load ([18/21]).A_logshape, and itssigmoid(beta), which fla-core silently skips; real weights then blow the recurrent state up to inf;tie_weights.routed_expert_down_proj/routed_expert_up_proj) and its scalar residual gates (self_attention_res_proj,mlp_res_proj,output_attn_res_proj) unquantized in every built-in format.mm_projectorto the default unit's vision block.--reciperuns, which keep the whole VLM, quantized Kimi's.It needs transformers 5.8, for the decompression. Its spec states the plan
prepareattaches, as [19/21]'s do, so a run at an EP degree of 1 still finds its experts ([13/21]).The adapter is over the ~500-line budget (~690 lines) because it is a self-contained model drop with no working intermediate state. Every patch is needed before K3 loads expert-parallel at all, and about a third of the lines are the docstrings that record why each patch exists.
Usage
Picked automatically by
apply_distributed_supportforkimi_k3configs undertorchrun; see [21/21].Testing
tests/unit/torch/models/test_kimi_k3_ep.py(+710 lines), against a stand-in remote module that follows the checkpoint's own code, covering:situactivation. The block derives latent MoE fromrouted_expert_hidden_size, as the checkpoint's modeling does; the config has nouse_latent_moefield;tie_weightsshim, including abetapassed positionally. The stand-in kernels takeuse_beta_sigmoid_in_kernelthrough**kwargs, as fla-core 0.5's do;preparepatching the defining module once, and failing loudly when none defines the MoE block;prepareattaches equal to the one the spec states;prepareleaving the loader alone for bf16 experts, which now runs withoutcompressed-tensorsinstalled;tests/unit/torch/utils/test_resolve_distribution_plan.py: a remote-code Kimi-K3 left whole on every rank at an EP degree of 1 is refused, as [19/21]'s Kimi models are.tests/unit/recipe/test_presets.py: the fp8 and nvfp4 presets leave those five projections andmm_projectorunquantized.auto_maploads.betatests into one, themm_projectorpreset into the Kimi projections preset. Each drop is checked by mutation.all 92 router correction biases match the checkpoint, to BF16 rounding of its F32 values;
routed experts export as
experts.N.w1/w2/w3and shared experts asgate_proj/up_proj/down_proj, the naming vLLM 0.28's Kimi-K3 loader reads;the latent-expert projections, the residual gates and
mm_projector(373 modules) come out BF16, matching nvidia/Kimi-K3-NVFP4;vLLM 0.28 loads the export and starts serving at TP=32. It cannot serve one with an FP8 KV cache, however:
TBD: generation from the checkpoint-mirror recipe
models/moonshotai/Kimi-K3/ptq/nvfp4_experts-fp8_pb_attention, with [3/21]'s expert weight-scale fix.Before your PR is "Ready for review"
CONTRIBUTING.md: N/A. flash-linear-attention is a runtime requirement of the checkpoint's own remote code, not of ModelOpt.Additional Information
Part 20 of 21 of expert-parallel PTQ for Hugging Face MoE models; merges after [19/21].
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