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Draft, in progress. This brings TrnRT's serving layer to SGLang's API and features, for what is needed to serve GLM-5.3-Flash. It is one pull request by the maintainers' choice: the pieces land here as separate commits and are reviewed together.
Out of scope: LoRA, multimodal, embeddings, rerank, classify and audio. Speculative methods other than MTP are also out, as are parallelism and disaggregation methods that do not beat what is served today.
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Changes compiled graphs?
State
1
/tokenize, /detokenize (also under /v1), SGLang and vLLM shapes
no
done
2
SGLang native /generate
no
done
3
Admin and info: /abort_request, /flush_cache, /get_server_info, /get_model_info, /get_load, /health_generate
Every piece that can change a compiled graph is off by default and comes with tools/graph_equiv.py evidence that the default graphs are unchanged.
1. /tokenize and /detokenize
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Change
trnrt/serve/api.py
/tokenize takes exactly one of prompt (a string, or a list for a batch) or messages. A chat request is rendered by chat_prompt, the same path /v1/chat/completions uses, so count is the prompt length that request would have. A prompt is encoded as /v1/completions encodes it (add_special_tokens, default true); return_token_strs is vLLM's. /detokenize takes tokens (ids or a batch) checked against the vocabulary, with skip_special_tokens (default true, as SGLang), and answers text (SGLang) and prompt (vLLM). Both run on the prompt thread with its own tokenizer, never on the event loop.
trnrt/serve/router.py
STATELESS_ROUTES go to the least loaded live engine; a refused connection or a 503 marks it down and the next is asked. They touch no prefix tree, session or load count, so a /tokenize of an agent's context does not steer its next turn.
docs/API.md, CHANGELOG.md
The endpoints, fields and an example.
Tests: /tokenize on a chat body equals the prompt ids the engine received for the same body on /v1/chat/completions. Refusals, both detokenize answers, and the router's failover and untouched routing state are covered too. A planted mutant routing these paths through the prefix-tree proxy fails the router test.
2 and 3. /generate and the info and admin endpoints
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Change
trnrt/serve/native.py (new)
SGLang's /generate (POST or PUT): text or input_ids, single or batch, SGLang's sampling_params names, SGLang's streaming form, return_logprob with top_logprobs_num and return_text_in_logprobs, client rids, and meta_info with SGLang's finish_reason forms. It samples as /v1/completions does, and refuses what the engine cannot serve (prompt logprobs, n > 1, grammars, penalties, LoRA, multimodal) with a 400 naming the field. Also /model_info, /server_info, /get_load, /health_generate, /abort_request (by rid, or abort_all) and /flush_cache (idle only, as SGLang), each under its get_ name as well.
trnrt/serve/api.py
Client request ids; an abort delivers the output so far with finish reason abort; abort_all; an idle-only cache flush on the engine thread.
trnrt/serve/router.py
/generate goes through the prefix-routed proxy, its routing text taken from text/input_ids. Info, load, health, abort and flush fan out to the engines, with results combined; a flush also clears that engine's prefix tree in the router.
trnrt/__main__.py
Hands the preset name to the server for /server_info (no shape change).
Tests: the scripted-engine API tests, router tests, and a real-engine test where /generate gives the same ids and logprobs as /v1/completions, and /flush_cache empties both cache tiers (the next turn is cold, the one after hits). Five planted mutants were each caught. Full CPU suite: 1443 passed.
4 and 7. Scheduling, statistics, the dashboard, the production log and the prompt token cache
SGLang's --schedule-policy (fcfs, lpm, lof, spf), priority scheduling (--enable-priority-scheduling, the request field priority, preemption of the worst priority, SGLang's threshold), --max-queued-requests and --max-queued-tokens (a full queue answers SGLang's 503 "The request queue is full.", marked by the header x-trnrt-queue-full), and --radix-eviction-policy (lru, lfu, slru, priority, tlru). Host only: the settings travel in a Scheduling object, not EngineConfig, and engine_config() is unchanged with every flag set. With no flag set, the scheduler's plan traces equal the base's in 96 cases (plain, overlapped, blind speculative, KV pressure, sessions).
trnrt/serve/stats.py, dashboard.py, prodlog.py
GET /v1/stats adds live state and 1/5/15-minute, since-start and daily rates and latency percentiles (the fields the router reads are unchanged); GET /dashboard, one self-contained page; TRNRT_PROD_DIR, an opt-in log of request records (counts and times only, never text) and gauges.
trnrt/serve/prompt_cache.py
TRNRT_PROMPT_CACHE_MB, opt-in: a chat turn's prompt ids from the previous turn's plus the new tail, which must equal the served render's ids; it checks itself at start, audits its hits and turns off for good on any mismatch.
trnrt/serve/router.py
Passes a full queue's 503 on without marking the engine down; serves each engine's /v1/stats and /dashboard (the engines listen on 127.0.0.1 only).
5 and 6. Sampling extras, the Responses API and the Messages API
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Change
trnrt/serve/api.py
n choices (up to 128) on both OpenAI endpoints, each its own engine request sharing the prompt through the prefix cache; usage counts the prompt once; a seed gives choice i seed + i (vLLM). SGLang's stop_regex on the host stream; include_stop_str_in_output / no_stop_trim; skip_special_tokens: false; SGLang's matched_stop. The stop token is no longer part of the text when the tokenizer does not mark it special (vLLM, SGLang). min_new_tokens and spaces_between_special_tokens: false are now refused with 400 (they were ignored).
trnrt/serve/responses.py
POST /v1/responses, stateless: reasoning, message and function-call items, the Responses stream events; store and previous_response_id are refused.
trnrt/serve/anthropic.py
POST /v1/messages and /v1/messages/count_tokens: thinking, text and tool-use blocks, Anthropic's stream events, usage split and error shape.
trnrt/serve/router.py
Routes both by session and prefix as it routes chat; count_tokens goes to any engine.
The three branches were merged together; /generate keeps refusing n, no_stop_trim and skip_special_tokens: false, which only the OpenAI endpoints serve. Mutants planted across pieces 2-7: 28, each caught by a test except one equivalent mutant (a prompt-cache splice that yields the same ids). Full CPU suite at the merged head d00a260: 1641 passed, 22 skipped, 2 xfailed.
8 and 9. Structured outputs, penalties, thinking budgets and min_tokens
All are off by default: each flag adds graph variants that take host inputs, and with both flags off an engine traces exactly the graphs it did before.
Flag
Serves
New graphs
--structured-outputs
guided decoding through xgrammar (optional extra trnrt[grammar]): response_formatjson_object / json_schema, vLLM's guided_* and structured_outputs, SGLang's json_schema / regex / ebnf (also on /generate); thinking_token_budget (and the Messages API's budget_tokens); min_tokens
decode and prefill-post graphs that take a packed token mask
--penalties (--penalty-buckets)
repetition, frequency and presence penalties
decode and prefill-post graphs that take penalty inputs, per distinct-token bucket
The per-request grammar matcher (the grammar applies after </think>, as in vLLM; a grammar the vocabulary cannot continue ends the request with "stop"), the thinking budget's forced </think>, min_tokens' mask of EOS and the stop ids, and the penalty inputs.
trnrt/engine/scheduler.py, engine.py
A request needing a mask or penalties waits one read-back while its newest token is in flight; every other row runs as today. Under the dynamic mtp-* presets such a request makes the step plain (it never speculates); mtp-always refuses the flags.
The variant families' warmup, the in-graph mask unpack and logit shaping, and the two flags. Traced files: edits keep every line the flags-off graphs trace at its line (sample() edited in place; new functions appended; runner edits below __init__).
Deferred, still refused with a 400: prompt logprobs (prompt_logprobs, echo with logprobs): the model's prefill post path does not compute them yet, a change under trnrt/models/. tool_choice"required" and a named tool: GLM's tool-call tags are special tokens, which an xgrammar grammar over text cannot constrain.
Not yet checked on a Trainium2: that the new variants compile and run (the mask unpack, the penalty gather / scatter at the full vocabulary), guided output at tensor parallel 32, the dynamic presets' plain flip, and the variants' compile time and HBM. Tests are CPU only: an engine on the tiny GLM with the flags off gives the same tokens, logprobs and graph keys as with the flags on and no request using them; six planted mutants were caught. Full CPU suite at d24e30e: 1730 passed, 22 skipped, 2 xfailed.
Graphs
Pieces 1-7: host-side only.
Pieces 8-9: add graph variants behind --structured-outputs and --penalties, off by default. tools/graph_equiv.py evidence that every default graph equals development's, for the default, batch8 and all four mtp-* presets: captures running; results will be added here.
A Trainium2 run of the new variants: not done (see below).
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Tests cover each piece as it lands
Docs and CHANGELOG.md updated per piece
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added SGLang-compatible generation, tokenization, health, and cache-management endpoints, plus OpenAI Responses and Anthropic Messages APIs.
Added structured-output constraints, minimum-token and thinking-budget controls, sampling penalties, and support for multiple choices.
Added configurable scheduling priorities, queue limits, and cache eviction policies.
Added serving statistics, a dashboard, optional production logging, and prompt-token caching.
Bug Fixes
Stop sequences now respect minimum-token settings, with options to retain stop text and skip special tokens. Full queues return 503 responses; unsupported parameter values return 400 responses.
Documentation
Expanded API, configuration, and architecture guides to cover these capabilities.
The pull request adds SGLang, OpenAI Responses, and Anthropic Messages APIs, plus tokenization and administration routes. It adds host-side guided sampling, scheduling and radix-cache policies, serving statistics, optional production logging, a dashboard, and an optional prompt-token cache.
Request parsing and configuration add grammar constraints, penalties, minimum-token counts, and thinking-token budgets. Startup options and validation check which features the engine supports.
Grammar and host-input execution trnrt/engine/grammar.py, trnrt/engine/guided.py, trnrt/engine/host_inputs.py, trnrt/engine/sampler.py, trnrt/engine/model_runner.py, trnrt/engine/engine.py
The engine compiles grammar matchers, builds masks and penalty inputs, advances guided state after committed tokens, and uses host-input graph variants.
CLI and engine configuration add scheduling policies, priorities, queue limits, and radix-cache eviction settings. CLI validation occurs before engine startup.
Admission and priority scheduling trnrt/engine/scheduler.py, trnrt/serve/api.py, trnrt/serve/router.py, tests/test_scheduler_policy.py, tests/test_engine_priority.py, tests/test_serve_sched.py
The scheduler orders waiters, enforces queue limits, displaces eligible requests, and can preempt running requests based on priority. The router distinguishes queue-full responses from worker failures.
The serving API adds multi-choice generation, stop handling, tokenization, and detokenization. Tests cover request validation, streaming, usage, and stop behavior.
Responses and Messages adapters trnrt/serve/responses.py, trnrt/serve/anthropic.py, tests/test_serve_responses.py, tests/test_serve_anthropic.py
The adapters translate requests to chat completions and format API-specific responses, streams, usage, and errors.
Native API and router integration trnrt/serve/native.py, trnrt/serve/router.py, tests/test_serve_native.py, tests/test_router.py, tests/test_router_native.py, docs/API.md, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
Native generation and engine-administration routes are added. The router handles conversation routing, stateless requests, worker aggregation, and native endpoint forwarding.
Statistics, logging, and prompt cache
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Statistics, dashboard, and production logs trnrt/serve/stats.py, trnrt/serve/prodlog.py, trnrt/serve/dashboard.py, trnrt/serve/api.py, trnrt/serve/router.py, tests/test_serve_stats.py, docs/API.md, docs/CONFIGURATION.md
Serving statistics, dashboard data, and optional production logs connect to engine and router endpoints. The dashboard polls statistics and displays metrics and recent requests.
RunanywhereAI/trnrt#29: The pull request applies checkpoint generation defaults on serving routes, including native generation. The issue’s requested mapping remains relevant to that behavior.
Possibly related PRs
RunanywhereAI/trnrt#17: This pull request extends router request extraction and session/prefix routing to Responses, Messages, and native generation routes.
RunanywhereAI/trnrt#14: This pull request adds host-side sampling inputs and adjusts engine behavior for requests that cannot use the speculative execution path.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d1b5b
Requests that use min_tokens together with stop strings can still end early or lose text through the HTTP API, which contradicts the minimum-token guarantee. TLRU cache eviction can occasionally choose the wrong prefix after a partial regrowth. Fix the stop handling before merging; the eviction issue is smaller.
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serve: /tokenize and /detokenize, as SGLang and vLLM serve them
serve: SGLang API parity for serving GLM-5.3-Flash
Nov 8, 2026
…ack it is searched
A stop_regex is searched on the event loop at every streamed piece of text, and CPython's re holds the GIL through a
search and cannot be interrupted: moving it to a worker thread would stall the engine thread and every route just the
same, and a timeout cannot stop it. A linear-time engine would be a new dependency. So the cost is bounded before the
search runs:
- At admission, a pattern is refused with a 400 that says why when its search can take exponential time (a repeat over
a part that can match more than one way: (a+)+, (a|a)*, (a{1,3}){1,10}) or a power of the text's length (two repeats
in a row that can take the same characters: a*a*, \d+\s*\d+, .*x.*y). The check reads the pattern's own parse tree,
so ordinary patterns pass unchanged: \d+\.\d+, Answer:\s*\d+, (?:foo|bar)+, \n\n+, (?s)<think>.*</think>.
- The search starts at most STOP_REGEX_SPAN (2048) characters before the text already searched, which bounds the one
admitted shape that still costs the square of its text (one repeat over a broad class). Every match SGLang's tail
search finds is found, but for one that starts more than 2048 characters back.
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<file name="trnrt/serve/native.py">
<violation number="1" location="trnrt/serve/native.py:18">
P3: This sentence implies either flag enables all three feature classes, but the engine checks the flags independently: `--structured-outputs` enables guided decoding and `min_new_tokens`, while `--penalties` enables repetition/frequency/presence penalties. Document the matching flag for each class so operators do not expect a request to work and receive a 400.</violation>
</file>
<file name="CHANGELOG.md">
<violation number="1" location="CHANGELOG.md:23">
P3: Clarify that the 2048-character limit applies to the match start, not the complete match. Unbounded patterns can extend beyond that window.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/API.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/API.md:88">
P2: This documents a stricter stop-regex window than the implementation enforces: `_stop_at` permits a match to begin up to 2056 characters before the prior search boundary, and larger streamed chunks can widen the difference further. Align the documented limit with the actual search window or remove the extra allowance in `_stop_at`.</violation>
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| `n` | Up to 128 choices of one prompt, each its own engine request. The prefix cache computes the shared prompt once: the scheduler holds the other choices until they can resume from the first one's prompt checkpoint. Each choice has its `index`, streamed chunks included. `usage` counts the prompt once and every choice's output; `cached_tokens` is the fewest any choice read from the cache. A client that disconnects aborts every choice. |
| `best_of` | Accepted only equal to `n` (ranking extra candidates needs their logprobs, which no request returns). |
| `seed` with `n` | Choice i samples with `seed + i`, as vLLM does, so the choices differ and each is reproducible. |
| `stop_regex` | SGLang's: a pattern or a list of up to 16, matched on the output text. The output ends at the end of the first match, the matched text included (as in SGLang), with `finish_reason` `"stop"`. A match must start within 2048 characters of the newest text. A pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time (nested or overlapping repeats, such as `(a+)+` or `a*a*`) is refused with 400. |
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P2: This documents a stricter stop-regex window than the implementation enforces: _stop_at permits a match to begin up to 2056 characters before the prior search boundary, and larger streamed chunks can widen the difference further. Align the documented limit with the actual search window or remove the extra allowance in _stop_at.
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<comment>This documents a stricter stop-regex window than the implementation enforces: `_stop_at` permits a match to begin up to 2056 characters before the prior search boundary, and larger streamed chunks can widen the difference further. Align the documented limit with the actual search window or remove the extra allowance in `_stop_at`.</comment>
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@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ These fields work on `/v1/chat/completions` and `/v1/completions`, as vLLM and S
| `best_of` | Accepted only equal to `n` (ranking extra candidates needs their logprobs, which no request returns). |
| `seed` with `n` | Choice i samples with `seed + i`, as vLLM does, so the choices differ and each is reproducible. |
-| `stop_regex` | SGLang's: a pattern or a list of up to 16, matched on the output text. The output ends at the end of the first match, the matched text included (as in SGLang), with `finish_reason` `"stop"`. |
+| `stop_regex` | SGLang's: a pattern or a list of up to 16, matched on the output text. The output ends at the end of the first match, the matched text included (as in SGLang), with `finish_reason` `"stop"`. A match must start within 2048 characters of the newest text. A pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time (nested or overlapping repeats, such as `(a+)+` or `a*a*`) is refused with 400. |
| `include_stop_str_in_output`, `no_stop_trim` | vLLM's and SGLang's names for one switch: keep the stop string, or the stop token's text, in the output. |
| `skip_special_tokens` | `false` keeps special tokens in the output text. |
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|`stop_regex`| SGLang's: a pattern or a list of up to 16, matched on the output text. The output ends at the end of the first match, the matched text included (as in SGLang), with `finish_reason``"stop"`. A match must start within 2048 characters of the newest text. A pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time (nested or overlapping repeats, such as `(a+)+` or `a*a*`) is refused with 400. |
|`stop_regex`| SGLang's: a pattern or a list of up to 16, matched on the output text. The output ends at the end of the first match, the matched text included (as in SGLang), with `finish_reason``"stop"`. The regex search is bounded to a recent-text window; older matches are not reconsidered. A pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time (nested or overlapping repeats, such as `(a+)+` or `a*a*`) is refused with 400. |
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P3: This sentence implies either flag enables all three feature classes, but the engine checks the flags independently: --structured-outputs enables guided decoding and min_new_tokens, while --penalties enables repetition/frequency/presence penalties. Document the matching flag for each class so operators do not expect a request to work and receive a 400.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At trnrt/serve/native.py, line 18:
<comment>This sentence implies either flag enables all three feature classes, but the engine checks the flags independently: `--structured-outputs` enables guided decoding and `min_new_tokens`, while `--penalties` enables repetition/frequency/presence penalties. Document the matching flag for each class so operators do not expect a request to work and receive a 400.</comment>
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@@ -14,8 +14,10 @@
-the engine thread owns engine state). What the served graphs cannot compute (prompt logprobs, guided decoding, several
-samples per prompt, multimodal input, LoRA) is refused with a 400 that names the field, as on the OpenAI routes.
+the engine thread owns engine state). Guided decoding, min_new_tokens and penalties go to the engine, which serves them
+when started with --structured-outputs or --penalties and refuses them otherwise. What the served graphs cannot compute
+(prompt logprobs, several samples per prompt, multimodal input, LoRA) is refused with a 400 that names the field, as on
+the OpenAI routes.
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P3: Clarify that the 2048-character limit applies to the match start, not the complete match. Unbounded patterns can extend beyond that window.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At CHANGELOG.md, line 23:
<comment>Clarify that the 2048-character limit applies to the match start, not the complete match. Unbounded patterns can extend beyond that window.</comment>
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@@ -20,6 +20,9 @@ and versions follow [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/). Rebuild the comp
choice i `seed + i`, as in vLLM ([docs/API.md](docs/API.md#sampling-extras)).
- SGLang's `stop_regex`, and keeping the stop text with `include_stop_str_in_output` (vLLM) or `no_stop_trim` (SGLang).
- `skip_special_tokens: false`, and SGLang's `matched_stop` on every finished choice.
+- `stop_regex` refuses a pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time, and matches within the last
+ 2048 characters of output.
+- SGLang's `no_logs` on `/generate`: the request's record stays out of the production log.
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-`stop_regex` refuses a pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time, and matches within the last
2048 characters of output.
+- `stop_regex` refuses a pattern whose search can take exponential or polynomial time, and only searches for matches
+ starting within the last 2048 characters of output.
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- Line 777: Update trnrt/serve/api.py::_Detok._stop_at and its integration with
Run.deliveries to honor the request’s min_tokens protected-token boundary,
matching the engine’s behavior so protected stop text neither truncates the HTTP
response nor aborts the request. Add streaming and non-streaming coverage where
a protected stop is followed by further output.
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- Line 277: Update the tail restoration logic around node.tail_evicted and
node.tail_key to preserve the outstanding evicted-tail length when only part of
the tail is restored; clear the recorded tail only when restoration accounts for
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tests/test_grammar_engine.py
tests/test_guided_host.py
tests/test_prompt_cache.py
tests/test_radix_eviction.py
tests/test_router.py
tests/test_router_native.py
tests/test_scheduler_policy.py
tests/test_serve_anthropic.py
tests/test_serve_native.py
tests/test_serve_responses.py
tests/test_serve_sampling.py
tests/test_serve_stats.py
tests/test_serve_structured.py
trnrt/engine/engine.py
trnrt/engine/grammar.py
trnrt/engine/guided.py
trnrt/engine/radix_cache.py
trnrt/engine/scheduler.py
trnrt/serve/anthropic.py
trnrt/serve/api.py
trnrt/serve/native.py
trnrt/serve/prodlog.py
trnrt/serve/prompt_cache.py
trnrt/serve/responses.py
trnrt/serve/router.py
trnrt/serve/stats.py
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Apply the protected-token boundary to HTTP stop matching too.
With min_tokens=3, a stop string in the first output token now correctly leaves the engine request running. However, trnrt/serve/api.py::_Detok._stop_at still searches without this boundary. Run.deliveries then aborts the request when that matcher reports a stop. The HTTP response therefore ends before min_tokens and removes text that this engine check deliberately preserves. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Pass the protected-token boundary into the serving detokenizer. Add streaming and non-streaming coverage for a protected stop followed by further output.
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Update trnrt/serve/api.py::_Detok._stop_at and its integration with Run.deliveries to honor the request’s min_tokens protected-token boundary, matching the engine’s behavior so protected stop text neither truncates the HTTP response nor aborts the request. Add streaming and non-streaming coverage where a protected stop is followed by further output.
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Preserve the remaining evicted tail during partial regrowth.
Matching the first page does not mean the complete tail was restored. For example, use four-token pages and a TLRU budget of eight tokens. Evict an eight-token tail below a four-token prefix, then reinsert only the tail’s first page. This assignment clears all eight evicted tokens. When that page is evicted again, the parent records only four evicted tokens. _key then classifies the prefix as safe, although removing it requires recomputing twelve tokens of the original sequence. This defeats the configured TLRU recomputation limit. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Preserve the outstanding tail length on the restored branch. Clear it only when restoration accounts for the complete recorded tail.
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Update the tail restoration logic around node.tail_evicted and node.tail_key to preserve the outstanding evicted-tail length when only part of the tail is restored; clear the recorded tail only when restoration accounts for its full length. Ensure subsequent eviction records the remaining tail rather than treating the prefix as fully restored.
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What and why
Draft, in progress. This brings TrnRT's serving layer to SGLang's API and features, for what is needed to serve GLM-5.3-Flash. It is one pull request by the maintainers' choice: the pieces land here as separate commits and are reviewed together.
Out of scope: LoRA, multimodal, embeddings, rerank, classify and audio. Speculative methods other than MTP are also out, as are parallelism and disaggregation methods that do not beat what is served today.
/tokenize,/detokenize(also under/v1), SGLang and vLLM shapes/generate/abort_request,/flush_cache,/get_server_info,/get_model_info,/get_load,/health_generatefcfs,lpm,spf,priority), per-request priority, queue limitsn > 1), stop regex, kept stop text,skip_special_tokens(min_tokensmoved to 8: it needs a device-side mask)/v1/stats, dashboard, production log; prompt token cachetool_choice"required"and named tools;min_tokenstool_choicerequired / named (below)echo, penalties, thinking budgetEvery piece that can change a compiled graph is off by default and comes with
tools/graph_equiv.pyevidence that the default graphs are unchanged.1.
/tokenizeand/detokenizetrnrt/serve/api.py/tokenizetakes exactly one ofprompt(a string, or a list for a batch) ormessages. A chat request is rendered bychat_prompt, the same path/v1/chat/completionsuses, socountis the prompt length that request would have. A prompt is encoded as/v1/completionsencodes it (add_special_tokens, default true);return_token_strsis vLLM's./detokenizetakestokens(ids or a batch) checked against the vocabulary, withskip_special_tokens(default true, as SGLang), and answerstext(SGLang) andprompt(vLLM). Both run on the prompt thread with its own tokenizer, never on the event loop.trnrt/serve/router.pySTATELESS_ROUTESgo to the least loaded live engine; a refused connection or a 503 marks it down and the next is asked. They touch no prefix tree, session or load count, so a/tokenizeof an agent's context does not steer its next turn.docs/API.md,CHANGELOG.mdTests:
/tokenizeon a chat body equals the prompt ids the engine received for the same body on/v1/chat/completions. Refusals, both detokenize answers, and the router's failover and untouched routing state are covered too. A planted mutant routing these paths through the prefix-tree proxy fails the router test.2 and 3.
/generateand the info and admin endpointstrnrt/serve/native.py(new)/generate(POST or PUT):textorinput_ids, single or batch, SGLang'ssampling_paramsnames, SGLang's streaming form,return_logprobwithtop_logprobs_numandreturn_text_in_logprobs, clientrids, andmeta_infowith SGLang'sfinish_reasonforms. It samples as/v1/completionsdoes, and refuses what the engine cannot serve (prompt logprobs,n > 1, grammars, penalties, LoRA, multimodal) with a 400 naming the field. Also/model_info,/server_info,/get_load,/health_generate,/abort_request(by rid, orabort_all) and/flush_cache(idle only, as SGLang), each under itsget_name as well.trnrt/serve/api.pyabort_all; an idle-only cache flush on the engine thread.trnrt/serve/router.py/generategoes through the prefix-routed proxy, its routing text taken fromtext/input_ids. Info, load, health, abort and flush fan out to the engines, with results combined; a flush also clears that engine's prefix tree in the router.trnrt/__main__.py/server_info(no shape change).Tests: the scripted-engine API tests, router tests, and a real-engine test where
/generategives the same ids and logprobs as/v1/completions, and/flush_cacheempties both cache tiers (the next turn is cold, the one after hits). Five planted mutants were each caught. Full CPU suite: 1443 passed.4 and 7. Scheduling, statistics, the dashboard, the production log and the prompt token cache
trnrt/engine/scheduler.py,radix_cache.py,request.py,engine.py--schedule-policy(fcfs,lpm,lof,spf), priority scheduling (--enable-priority-scheduling, the request fieldpriority, preemption of the worst priority, SGLang's threshold),--max-queued-requestsand--max-queued-tokens(a full queue answers SGLang's 503 "The request queue is full.", marked by the headerx-trnrt-queue-full), and--radix-eviction-policy(lru,lfu,slru,priority,tlru). Host only: the settings travel in aSchedulingobject, notEngineConfig, andengine_config()is unchanged with every flag set. With no flag set, the scheduler's plan traces equal the base's in 96 cases (plain, overlapped, blind speculative, KV pressure, sessions).trnrt/serve/stats.py,dashboard.py,prodlog.pyGET /v1/statsadds live state and 1/5/15-minute, since-start and daily rates and latency percentiles (the fields the router reads are unchanged);GET /dashboard, one self-contained page;TRNRT_PROD_DIR, an opt-in log of request records (counts and times only, never text) and gauges.trnrt/serve/prompt_cache.pyTRNRT_PROMPT_CACHE_MB, opt-in: a chat turn's prompt ids from the previous turn's plus the new tail, which must equal the served render's ids; it checks itself at start, audits its hits and turns off for good on any mismatch.trnrt/serve/router.py/v1/statsand/dashboard(the engines listen on 127.0.0.1 only).5 and 6. Sampling extras, the Responses API and the Messages API
trnrt/serve/api.pynchoices (up to 128) on both OpenAI endpoints, each its own engine request sharing the prompt through the prefix cache; usage counts the prompt once; a seed gives choice iseed + i(vLLM). SGLang'sstop_regexon the host stream;include_stop_str_in_output/no_stop_trim;skip_special_tokens: false; SGLang'smatched_stop. The stop token is no longer part of the text when the tokenizer does not mark it special (vLLM, SGLang).min_new_tokensandspaces_between_special_tokens: falseare now refused with 400 (they were ignored).trnrt/serve/responses.pyPOST /v1/responses, stateless: reasoning, message and function-call items, the Responses stream events;storeandprevious_response_idare refused.trnrt/serve/anthropic.pyPOST /v1/messagesand/v1/messages/count_tokens: thinking, text and tool-use blocks, Anthropic's stream events, usage split and error shape.trnrt/serve/router.pycount_tokensgoes to any engine.The three branches were merged together;
/generatekeeps refusingn,no_stop_trimandskip_special_tokens: false, which only the OpenAI endpoints serve. Mutants planted across pieces 2-7: 28, each caught by a test except one equivalent mutant (a prompt-cache splice that yields the same ids). Full CPU suite at the merged head d00a260: 1641 passed, 22 skipped, 2 xfailed.8 and 9. Structured outputs, penalties, thinking budgets and
min_tokensAll are off by default: each flag adds graph variants that take host inputs, and with both flags off an engine traces exactly the graphs it did before.
--structured-outputstrnrt[grammar]):response_formatjson_object/json_schema, vLLM'sguided_*andstructured_outputs, SGLang'sjson_schema/regex/ebnf(also on/generate);thinking_token_budget(and the Messages API'sbudget_tokens);min_tokens--penalties(--penalty-buckets)trnrt/engine/grammar.py,guided.py,host_inputs.py(new)</think>, as in vLLM; a grammar the vocabulary cannot continue ends the request with "stop"), the thinking budget's forced</think>,min_tokens' mask of EOS and the stop ids, and the penalty inputs.trnrt/engine/scheduler.py,engine.pymtp-*presets such a request makes the step plain (it never speculates);mtp-alwaysrefuses the flags.trnrt/engine/model_runner.py,sampler.py,trnrt/config.pysample()edited in place; new functions appended; runner edits below__init__).Deferred, still refused with a 400: prompt logprobs (
prompt_logprobs,echowithlogprobs): the model's prefill post path does not compute them yet, a change undertrnrt/models/.tool_choice"required"and a named tool: GLM's tool-call tags are special tokens, which an xgrammar grammar over text cannot constrain.Not yet checked on a Trainium2: that the new variants compile and run (the mask unpack, the penalty gather / scatter at the full vocabulary), guided output at tensor parallel 32, the dynamic presets' plain flip, and the variants' compile time and HBM. Tests are CPU only: an engine on the tiny GLM with the flags off gives the same tokens, logprobs and graph keys as with the flags on and no request using them; six planted mutants were caught. Full CPU suite at d24e30e: 1730 passed, 22 skipped, 2 xfailed.
Graphs
--structured-outputsand--penalties, off by default.tools/graph_equiv.pyevidence that every default graph equalsdevelopment's, for the default,batch8and all fourmtp-*presets: captures running; results will be added here.Checklist
make checkpasses at the final headCHANGELOG.mdupdated per pieceSummary by CodeRabbit