Squash of 54 work commits (Sep 1–12):6251f7cai-hub: body domain — live pose packets ride the realtime sessionea50c77chat_ui: the feed's session gets its profile brief backf51b5f3ai-body: the crate for the native SAM 3D Body port, with its weights reader8211ae6ai-body: the MHR rig and the pose head's parameter decoding, oracle-exact9e343a8ai-body: the DINOv3 ViT-H+/16 backbone, crop and ray conditioning; Metal gains rope-half and affine layer norm69d842cai-body: the promptable pose decoder and its refinement loop, oracle-matched on Metal66e5e2fai-hub: SAM 3D Body runs natively — `sam3dbody` on the body domain, oracle-matched end to enda634198ai-hub: the body-native commit carried a peer's in-flight hub hunks; put them back where they were9ff44e8ai-hub: the body-native wiring, this time only the lane's hunks6a1c16bai-body: third-party notices — what the port is implemented after, and what it is notd78411aai-body: the per-step work moves to the GPUb22259bai-body: the context stays on the GPU; only the pose token leaves the loop346f31fai-body: flash attention for the head-dim-64 blocks45b5b98ai-body: the crop size is a runtime knob, and the loop reports where its time goes4be6d19ai-body: the test modules import the grid constants they still use7598346ai-body: tensor-core GEMMs for the backbone, and the rig's correctives only where they counta9ce596ai-body: the crop warp runs across cores8964ba6ai-body: an FP8 backbone mode, off by default, measured against the oraclea2aaa8fai-body: the FP8 bias rides a column-broadcast add on the deviced53c77dmetal: a device-resident ViT stack, and the body backbone rides itd006d0ametal: resident f32 linears keep their weight on the device525ba1cmetal: a device-resident two-way decoder layer, and the body decoder rides itc9e6d88ai-body: the hands pass — hand crops, the hand decoder, the hand-mode rig and the wrist fusion62dff26ai-body: the mask prompt — a person's segmentation mask conditions the body passa648cf8ai-hub: body session options — hands, detect, persons=N8c568dfai-hub: drop the SAM 3D Body reference worker backend7ff875aai-hub: keep a peer's in-flight beats/notes/local work out of the body commits31e5faaai-hub: local model runner, licence acknowledgements, a shared install panel; Beat This!, Basic Pitch and the Salamander drum-kit entriesb94bc58ai-services: the wire, the app port and the panel state — one conversation, many apps2acb798ai-services: wire v2 — endpoints, receiver-side caps, result disposition8ae0ffbai-services: the engine core — registry, router and conversation, tested against a scripted model2308736ai-services: the real models behind the engine feature — local through the hub, Claude, and nonec3f631dlivepipe: one reusable pipe from a camera to a fleet node and backff62db3ai libs: the runtime env-var cleanup — precision is a per-caller policy, not an environment side channel04a94efrealtime: one service-log line when a live session opens and one when it closes0ecb81cai models: the model-crates env-var cleanup — 172 research knobs gone, the unset default is the code4ca36c1ai hub + services: the assistant's model comes from wherever it is resident — the fleet chat box, with tools, then the local weights432121eaichat engine + wm: launch, then use — the assistant continues in the same turn once the app it started is on the bus7a5bf69ai-hub registry: the Salamander drumkit samples come from the makepad.nl mirror — the GitHub repo only carries the .sfz files102ffc5ai-services: messages on the bus — a manifest declares topics, the engine subscribes on a tool's behalf or by ToolResult.subscribe, a service publishes Message frames, an idle conversation wakes on a message as an event turn under rate laws; the WM bus forwards the new frames; every app that matches the wire gets its arma837792hub + flow: a whitespace-only chat completion is retried once and then fails instead of passing as an answer; a flow's model is a fleet model id unless it names a weight file on disk; chat models show under the text domain in /v1/modelsbc6c620hub + flow: what the chat review found — the in-process route retries an empty completion too, a node says whether its prefill opened thinking so a brief-mode answer is never discarded, a preferred model falls back to normal election when no node has it, discovery keeps looking for the preferred model until patience runs out75c3441hub: the PRO 6000 serves image as well as chat and textad5e98bhub registry: flux2-dev's VRAM estimate is its measured peak, 30 GBc7241e0hub: a node that evicted every resident releases its cached allocator pool before refusing a load or publishing usable VRAM30575f0flow: route generation by request workload1be1e21ai-hub: gate downloads by disk capacity and recover fleet admission df6b394 filesystem_watcher, bounded_http, ai services: live and tool prerequisites 79ebdb9 ai-hub: add a native Pixal3D image-to-3D backend 0ba0d74 ai-hub: propagate typed refusals under reject queue policy cc6c872 Speed up H3 conditioning and video decoding e512059 Fix Qwen vision residency and generated material colors 2864f68 ai-hub http client: bound every plain TCP connect to 3 s per address 3d93229 ai: CUDA is a Linux/Windows-only dependency; the hub library defaults to llm + stt Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rust
use std::env;
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// Whether `cuda_exec/real.rs` compiles at all.
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//
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// The dispatcher calls both the CUDA runtime (`cudaMalloc`, `cudaFree`, ...)
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// and the `mkllm_*` kernels, and BOTH arrive from makepad-ai-cuda: its nvcc
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// build produces the kernel objects, and its build script emits the
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// `cargo:rustc-link-lib` lines for cudart/cuBLAS. So makepad-ai-cuda's answer
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// is the only honest one, and cargo hands it to us — we are a direct
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// dependent — through the `links = "makepad_ai_cuda"` handshake as
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// DEP_MAKEPAD_AI_CUDA_KERNELS. libs/voice, libs/ai/metal and
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// libs/ai/models/common already gate on exactly this.
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//
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// Probing for nvcc here instead, which is what this script used to do, is how
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// a machine WITH the CUDA toolkit still failed to link: nvcc existed, so
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// real.rs compiled and referenced `cudaFree`, while makepad-ai-cuda had
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// dropped out of its kernel build (MAKEPAD_GGML_NO_CUDA, an nvcc failure, no
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// MSVC lib.exe, a toolkit whose lib dir it could not find) and emitted no
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// CUDA link directives at all. Two build scripts answering the same question
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// separately can only ever agree by luck.
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fn main() {
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println!("cargo:rustc-check-cfg=cfg(makepad_llama_cuda_kernels)");
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// makepad-ai-cuda is a Linux/Windows-only dependency, so the handshake
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// below cannot arrive elsewhere; the explicit check keeps the cfg's
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// meaning ("CUDA kernels linked") readable without that knowledge.
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let target_os = env::var("CARGO_CFG_TARGET_OS").unwrap_or_default();
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if target_os != "linux" && target_os != "windows" {
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return;
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}
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if env::var("DEP_MAKEPAD_AI_CUDA_KERNELS").as_deref() != Ok("1") {
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return;
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}
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// The arch makepad-ai-cuda actually compiled for, so real.rs's
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// SASS-compatibility check tests the kernels that exist rather than a
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// second guess at them.
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if let Ok(arch) = env::var("DEP_MAKEPAD_AI_CUDA_ARCH") {
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println!("cargo:rustc-env=MAKEPAD_LLAMA_CUDA_ARCH={arch}");
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}
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println!("cargo:rustc-cfg=makepad_llama_cuda_kernels");
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}
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