"""TaskSpec — everything that varies between kernel-generation tasks. Scaling this lane to ~150 kernels means writing ONLY the parts that are genuinely per-kernel. Everything else (Dockerfile, measure.py, the grader with its anti-cheat, test.sh, task.toml, RUN.md, the precision + faithfulness policy, the grading-transparency section) is generated from these fields by `build.py`. A new task is therefore: a reference implementation, an input generator, a FLOP/byte formula, shape lists, and a few paragraphs of prose. Everything in this file is data; nothing here runs on the GPU. """ from dataclasses import dataclass, field @dataclass class TaskSpec: # ---- identity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- name: str # directory + task name, e.g. "kda-forward" title: str # instruction.md H1, e.g. "Write a fast Kimi Delta Attention ... kernel" blurb: str # one-paragraph what/why, used in task.toml + RUN.md keywords: list[str] = field(default_factory=list) # ---- the graded entry point ------------------------------------------------------------------ module: str = "" # file the agent edits, e.g. "kda.py" func: str = "" # function the grader imports, e.g. "kda_forward" signature: str = "" # e.g. "kda_forward(q, k, v, g, beta, scale=None)" returns_doc: str = "" # markdown describing the return contract # ---- code the generator embeds verbatim ------------------------------------------------------ reference_src: str = "" # the reference implementation (also embedded into the grader) reference_imports: str = "" # imports the reference needs, e.g. "import torch\nfrom einops import ..." make_inputs_src: str = "" # def _mk(*shape, seed) -> tuple of tensors flops_src: str = "" # def canonical_work(*shape) -> int (or bytes, for the GB/s metric) flops_formula: str = "" # OPTIONAL: the formula PRINTED in instruction.md. If left empty it is # scraped from flops_src's last `return`, which requires canonical_work # to come last and end in a single-expression return. Set this # explicitly whenever the work count uses helpers or several statements, # otherwise the instruction can show a partial/meaningless formula. # ---- grading --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- metric: str = "TFLOP/s" # "TFLOP/s" | "GB/s" | "tokens/s" compare: str = "tensor" # "tensor" | "tuple" | "rowwise" tol: float = 2e-2 tuple_names: tuple = () # for compare="tuple", e.g. ("dq","dk","dv","dg","dbeta") row_pass: float = 0.98 # for compare="rowwise" grader_shapes: list = field(default_factory=list) measure_shapes: list = field(default_factory=list) measure_quick_shapes: list = field(default_factory=list) correct_shapes: list = field(default_factory=list) shape_names: tuple = () # for pretty-printing, e.g. ("B","T","H","K","V") # ---- prose (markdown, dropped into instruction.md) -------------------------------------------- spec_md: str = "" # "## The computation (this is the exact spec)" body contract_md: str = "" # the fixed-contract table + notes regime_md: str = "" # the graded shape regime paragraph perf_md: str = "" # "## Where the performance comes from" body precision_md: str = "" # task-specific opening of the precision section correctness_md: str = "" # task-specific wording of the correctness gate # ---- environment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ base_image: str = "pytorch/pytorch:2.11.0-cuda12.8-cudnn9-devel" # torch 2.11 + triton 3.6 pip_extra: str = "einops nvidia-cutlass-dsl" gpus: int = 1 agent_timeout_sec: float = 14400.0 verifier_timeout_sec: float = 1800.0 memory_mb: int = 65536 def validate(self): assert self.name and self.module and self.func, "name/module/func are required" assert self.compare in ("tensor", "tuple", "rowwise"), self.compare assert self.metric in ("TFLOP/s", "GB/s", "tokens/s"), self.metric assert self.grader_shapes and self.correct_shapes, "shape lists are required" if self.compare == "tuple": assert self.tuple_names, "compare='tuple' needs tuple_names" for s in self.grader_shapes + self.correct_shapes + self.measure_shapes: assert len(s) == len(self.shape_names), f"shape {s} vs names {self.shape_names}" return self