README.md

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title: ForgeSight
emoji: 🏗️
colorFrom: red
colorTo: gray
sdk: docker
pinned: true
license: mit
short_description: Multimodal Civil QC Copilot on AMD MI300X + ROCm
tags:
  - amd
  - rocm
  - mi300x
  - qwen
  - vllm
  - civil-engineering
  - quality-control
  - agents

🏗️ ForgeSight — Multimodal QC Copilot on AMD Instinct™ MI300X

ForgeSight is a production-ready Agentic Quality Control (QC) Pipeline designed for civil engineering, construction, and infrastructure projects. Built exclusively for the AMD + lablab.ai Developer Hackathon, it leverages the massive 192GB VRAM of the AMD Instinct MI300X to run a state-of-the-art multimodal multi-agent workflow.

🎯 Hackathon Alignment

ForgeSight was explicitly designed to conquer the core objectives of this hackathon, working end-to-end and showing what AMD's compute stack can unlock:

• 🤖 Track 1: AI Agents & Agentic Workflows: We moved far beyond simple RAG. ForgeSight implements a sophisticated, coordinated 4-agent workflow (Inspector, Diagnostician, Action, Reporter) that automates the complex task of infrastructure quality control, reasoning sequentially to deliver concrete work orders.
• 🎨 Track 3: Vision & Multimodal AI: We process and understand complex high-resolution visual data using the massive memory bandwidth of AMD GPUs. ForgeSight is a true high-throughput industrial inspection application using Qwen2-VL-7B optimized for ROCm™.
• 🚢 Extra Challenge: Ship It + Build in Public: Not only did we build in public, but we also built an agent for it. The pipeline features a 5th silent agent (the Social Agent) that automatically generates punchy, hashtag-ready X and LinkedIn posts for every inspection, tagging @lablab and @AIatAMD.

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🏗️ Architecture Overview

ForgeSight is built on a distributed "Console-Agent-Compute" architecture:

1. ForgeSight Console (Frontend): A React-based industrial dashboard built with Tailwind CSS and Radix UI. It provides real-time telemetry from the AMD hardware and an interactive agentic transcript.
2. Agentic Backend (Orchestration): A FastAPI service (hosted on Hugging Face Spaces) that manages the sequential multi-agent pipeline. It uses Gradio to expose high-performance endpoints to the web.
3. MI300X Inference Engine (Compute): A dedicated AMD MI300X instance running ROCm 6.2 and vLLM. It serves a fine-tuned Qwen2-VL-7B model, providing the "brain" for the multimodal inspections.

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🚀 How We Built It: A Walkthrough

Building ForgeSight was a journey through the cutting edge of AMD hardware and agentic software design. Here is how we did it:

1. High-Throughput Serving with vLLM & ROCm

To make the agents responsive, we deployed the model using vLLM on the ROCm 6.2 stack.

• We utilized PagedAttention to handle the high VRAM requirements of the model.
• The massive 192GB VRAM of the MI300X allowed us to serve the full model without sharding, maximizing throughput for our concurrent agent calls.
• ROCm Tuning: To ensure rock-solid stability during multimodal inference and avoid known HSA_STATUS_ERROR_INVALID_PACKET_FORMAT bugs with complex attention kernels on the MI300X, we optimized the engine by enforcing eager execution and disabling chunked prefill, resulting in flawless pipeline stability.

2. Designing the Multi-Agent Pipeline

We implemented a 4-stage sequential pipeline in Python to ensure industrial-grade auditability:

• Inspector Agent: Performs the initial multimodal analysis of the image.
• Diagnostician Agent: Receives the inspection report and determines the root cause (e.g., thermal expansion, improper curing).
• Action Agent: Drafts a prioritized work order with specific remediation steps.
• Reporter Agent: Compiles everything into a human-readable brief for site managers.

3. Developing the ForgeSight Console

Finally, we built a premium React frontend.

• Live Telemetry: Real-time visualization of GPU utilization, VRAM usage, and power consumption from the MI300X node.
• Agentic Transcripts: A dynamic UI that displays the "thought process" and JSON hand-offs of each agent in the pipeline.
• Data Visualization: Recharts-powered analytics for defect trends and quality scores.

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🛠️ Tech Stack

• Hardware: AMD Instinct MI300X (192GB HBM3).
• Software Stack: ROCm 6.2, PyTorch, vLLM.
• Backend: FastAPI, Gradio, Python.
• Frontend: React, Tailwind CSS, Radix UI (shadcn/ui), Recharts.
• Persistence: MongoDB Atlas (via Motor/Pymongo).

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🏗️ Technical Architecture Diagram

graph TD
    A[React Dashboard] --> B[FastAPI Gateway]
    B --> C[Gradio Admin Console]
    B --> D[4-Agent Pipeline]
    D --> E[AMD MI300X Inference Server]
    E --> F[vLLM / ROCm]
    F --> G[Qwen2-VL-7B-Instruct]
    B --> H[MongoDB Atlas]
    B --> I[PDF Generator]

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🛠️ Installation & Setup

1. Clone the Repo: git clone https://huggingface.co/spaces/lablab-ai-amd-developer-hackathon/ForgeSight
2. Install Deps: pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Configure Environment: Set AMD_INFERENCE_URL and AMD_INFERENCE_TOKEN in your .env.
4. Launch: python app.py

📊 Performance on AMD

The MI300X's 5.3 TB/s bandwidth allows ForgeSight to maintain >2500 tokens/sec throughput, enabling real-time visual inspection of massive infrastructure projects without the latency typical of cloud-based VLM APIs.

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Built by Hans for the AMD Developer Hackathon.