- split KVCache into phase-specific PrefillKVCache/DecodeKVCache types selected by start_pos
- unify steady-state detection in TaskCacheManager
- guard decode steady-state reuse with the cached task signature so recycled req slots cannot replay a prior generation's tokens and positions
- collapse attention backend fwd_decode/fwd_prefill into a single subclass-owned forward with a shared _check_fwd guard
- fix thread-safety gap in weight update and validate prefill inputs before KV allocation
- centralize magic constants in InferenceConfig and align docs with behavior
- Pack prompts with a shared prefix start and attention backend into one forward.
- Select per-request final logits from cumulative query lengths.
- Cover ragged tokens, logprobs, scheduling, and documentation.
- keep training attention on dense 4d tensors
- use packed 3d tensors with KV cache for inference
- extend CUDA rotary embedding to packed 3d inputs
- adapt torch, CUDA and FlashAttention backend dispatch
- route decode benchmark through InferenceEngine generate path
- add enable_cuda_graph toggle to engine, scheduler, and executor
- make benchmark --cuda-graph/--no-cuda-graph control the toggle
- hoist local time imports to module top
- Match steady-state metadata to the active task IDs
- Rebuild request mappings for cached prefix pages
- Add regressions for batch refill and prefix reuse
- Eliminate core/ directory into cache/, runtime/, network/ subpackages plus flat modules
- Split cache.py (647 lines) into cache/{buffer,strategy,pool}.py by layer
- Add explicit ContiguousStrategy, make AllocationStrategy a real ABC
- Move TaskCacheState to cache/strategy.py, drop string forward references
- Rename api/ to network/, server.py to app.py
- Move sample.py into runtime/ alongside executor and graph
- Simplify TaskCacheManager.__init__ to single pool param
- Expose pool.strategy and pool.req_pool as public properties
- Fix KVCache import in attention_backend.py (TYPE_CHECKING guard)
- Fix steady-state decode reading uninitialized position_ids on first step