LLM serving should triage by five-resource analytical floors and wall ordering, not grid search; on 16×H20, TP16 is capacity-capped at ~70 while EP+DP attention reaches ~644 concurrent 8K requests.
Kernelskill: A multi-agent framework for gpu kernel optimization
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SpecGen introduces speculative generation to fork non-reasoning kernel candidates during LLM reasoning traces, enabling early termination and parallel profiling to reduce end-to-end optimization time on H200 GPUs.
KLineage derives verified optimization skills from backward lineages of expert GPU kernels to guide LLM agents toward higher-quality and more efficient kernels than memory-based baselines.
AdaExplore improves correctness and speed of Triton kernel generation by converting recurring failures into a memory of rules and organizing search as a tree that mixes local refinements with larger regenerations, yielding 3.12x and 1.72x speedups on KernelBench Level-2 and Level-3 within 100 steps.
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Think Before You Grid-Search: Floor-First Triage for LLM Serving
LLM serving should triage by five-resource analytical floors and wall ordering, not grid search; on 16×H20, TP16 is capacity-capped at ~70 while EP+DP attention reaches ~644 concurrent 8K requests.
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SpecGen: Accelerating Agentic Kernel Optimization with Speculative Generation
SpecGen introduces speculative generation to fork non-reasoning kernel candidates during LLM reasoning traces, enabling early termination and parallel profiling to reduce end-to-end optimization time on H200 GPUs.
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Learning When to Optimize: Verified Optimization Skills from Expert GPU-Kernel Lineages
KLineage derives verified optimization skills from backward lineages of expert GPU kernels to guide LLM agents toward higher-quality and more efficient kernels than memory-based baselines.
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AdaExplore: Failure-Driven Adaptation and Diversity-Preserving Search for Efficient Kernel Generation
AdaExplore improves correctness and speed of Triton kernel generation by converting recurring failures into a memory of rules and organizing search as a tree that mixes local refinements with larger regenerations, yielding 3.12x and 1.72x speedups on KernelBench Level-2 and Level-3 within 100 steps.