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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds opt-in speculative-decoding statistics to chat and completion responses. It preserves per-position data beyond the initial capacity and limits per-position metric labels to 16 positions. ChangesSpeculative decoding statistics
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participant OpenAIServer
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OpenAIServer->>PostprocArgs: enable speculative-decoding statistics and set draft-token bound
PostprocessHandlers->>Executor: read totals and per-position vectors
PostprocessHandlers->>OpenAIResponse: attach SpeculativeDecodingStats
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In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py`:
- Line 3158: Update handle_non_streaming_response and handle_streaming_response
to pass speculative_decoding into ChatCompletionResponseChoice and terminal
ChatCompletionResponseStreamChoice objects, preserving the opt-in behavior from
_apply_spec_decode_stats_opt_in. Add tests covering non-streaming and terminal
streaming GPT-OSS responses that assert the speculative-decoding payload.
In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py`:
- Around line 753-754: Configure the response choice models so only the
speculative_decoding field is excluded when its value is None, without applying
broad exclude_none behavior to other optional fields. Update the serialization
paths using model_dump or model_dump_json, including
completion_stream_post_processor and non-streaming chat/completion responses,
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In `@tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py`:
- Around line 1961-1965: Add regression tests for OpenAIServer chat and
completion request wiring by capturing _postproc_params.postproc_args passed to
generate_async. Verify disabled _per_request_spec_decode_stats leaves both
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- Around line 137-138: Strengthen the test around _accumulate by saving the
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71-79: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression case for a smaller configured budget.
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TestHistogramDerivationcovers histogram identities, padding, adaptive sizing, and deep drafting.TestOmission,TestNumSpecTokensResolution, andTestServerOptIncover omission, resolution, and opt-in paths. The file is wired intol0_a10.yml. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.
_build_spec_decode_statsusesmax(deepest, num_spec_tokens)to preserve observed acceptance depth. Existing cases do not exercisenum_spec_tokens < deepest. Addparam([3, 3, 1], 3, (7, 9), 1, [0, 0, 2, 1], id="observed_depth_exceeds_budget"). This valid survival input would detect regression to histogram truncation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_decode_stats_payload.py`:
- Around line 71-79: Add a parametrized regression case to the test covering
_build_spec_decode_stats, using survival [3, 3, 1], steps 3, totals (7, 9),
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py_per_pos_drafted / py_per_pos_accepted were clamped to
MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITIONS (16) in PyExecutor._accumulate_spec_dec_stats,
silently dropping every position beyond it. max_draft_len can exceed 16
under tree drafting (EAGLE3 dynamic-tree, Medusa), so in those
configurations the arrays stopped reconciling with
py_total_accepted_draft_tokens -- which is exact -- and the
trtllm_spec_decode_{drafted,accepted}_tokens_total per-position counters
under-reported with no indication anything was lost.
The constant was bounding two unrelated things: per-request buffer size,
an accuracy concern, and Prometheus token_position label cardinality, an
operational one. The second was emergent rather than stated --
MetricsCollector iterates range(len(per_pos_drafted)) with no clamp of
its own, so the cardinality bound held only because the arrays happened
to be length 16.
Separate the two: grow the arrays on demand in the accumulator, and add
an explicit MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITION_LABELS clamp in MetricsCollector.
MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITIONS is retained as the initial allocation size, so
the common case (max_draft_len <= 16) never reallocates, and the two
limits can now move independently.
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…response TRT-LLM already computes per-request speculative-decoding acceptance on the PyTorch backend, but discards the attribution at the HTTP boundary: the exact (accepted, drafted) totals reach the serve layer and are written only to the server-side perf-metrics JSONL, and the per-position vectors are consumed into Prometheus counters, which sum across every request. A benchmarking client therefore cannot obtain per-request acceptance at all. Emit it per choice as `speculative_decoding`, alongside the existing `avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter`, which already establishes a per-request spec-decode field in the response body. No new instrumentation: every value is already an attribute on GenerationResultBase, which is what the postprocess handlers already receive. `per_pos_accepted` is prefix-cumulative and therefore a survival function, so the acceptance histogram is its negative first difference. Totals come from `spec_dec_totals`, which the executor accumulates exactly, rather than from summing the vectors. Mean acceptance length is deliberately not a field: it would duplicate `avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter` on the same choice and the two could drift; consumers derive it as 1 + accepted/steps. Enablement is server-side only, via the `per_request_spec_decode_stats` TorchLlmArgs field. This deliberately differs from `return_perf_metrics`, which additionally requires a per-request `X-TRTLLM-return-metrics` header: benchmarking clients discover this payload by shape rather than being told which engine they are talking to, so requiring a vendor-specific request header would mean the client must already know it is talking to TensorRT-LLM in order to find out. The cost stays opt-in because an operator who does not set the field pays nothing. Kept independent of `return_perf_metrics`, which also mounts the Prometheus endpoint -- coupling them would mean asking for acceptance numbers silently starts a metrics server. Off by default. Absent for requests that never drafted, on non-terminal stream chunks, and on the C++/TRT backend, which has no per-position vectors. Not wired for /v1/responses, whose schema has no choices array to attach to. Signed-off-by: Elias Bermudez <dbermudez@nvidia.com>
Per-request spec-decode stats are off by default, so nearly every response carries none. The field must then be absent from the wire rather than present as null: the serving layer dumps responses several ways -- plain model_dump() for non-streaming chat and completions, exclude_unset=False for the completions stream, exclude_none=True for the chat stream -- and only the last would have dropped the null on its own. Every other user would have gained a "speculative_decoding": null key whether or not they enabled per_request_spec_decode_stats. Add a field-scoped serializer on the four choice models that drops the key when it holds nothing. Deliberately not blanket exclude_none, which would also strip unrelated optional fields clients may rely on being present -- avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter sits on these same models and must keep serializing as null. Regression tests cover every dump style the serving layer uses, in both directions, plus that scoping. Also drop the spec-decode opt-in from the Harmony path, where it was dead configuration. The Harmony handlers build their choices in harmony_adapter, which carries no per-request spec-decode data at all -- avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter is absent from that path too -- so the flag configured something nothing reads. Extending Harmony should cover both fields together and needs handle_non_streaming_response to receive the GenerationResult, which today it does not. Signed-off-by: Elias Bermudez <dbermudez@nvidia.com>
Two review findings, both about tests that could pass while the behaviour they name was broken. The no-reallocation test asserted only array length, which still holds if the accumulator rebuilds a same-sized list on every step -- exactly the per-step cost the test exists to rule out. Assert object identity instead, which is what pins in-place growth. Nothing covered the server opt-in wiring: the payload tests drove _build_spec_decode_stats with synthetic arguments, so a server that resolved its configuration correctly but never applied it would emit nothing and no test would notice. Covering that needed a refactor first. The bound resolution was inline in OpenAIServer.__init__, reachable only by constructing a server, so extract it as resolve_spec_decode_num_spec_tokens. That value is emitted as num_spec_tokens and sizes the acceptance histogram, so a wrong answer makes every histogram the wrong width -- worth testing directly rather than through a server fixture. Tests cover both halves: resolution (no speculative config, fixed max_draft_len, draft_len_schedule reporting no bound) and application (disabled leaves the args untouched, enabled propagates either bound). These reach the two helpers rather than the endpoints, so they pin the opt-in logic but not the presence of the call sites in openai_chat and openai_completion. Driving a request end to end needs tokenizer, dataset and postproc-worker plumbing that is a much larger harness than this change warrants. Signed-off-by: Elias Bermudez <dbermudez@nvidia.com>
With n > 1 every candidate runs as its own child request with its own spec-decode counters, but GenerationResultBase kept a single request-level copy that each candidate's response overwrote. The formatters built every choice's speculative_decoding from that copy, so all choices reported whichever candidate responded last. _handle_sequence now captures each sequence's counters on its own CompletionOutput (private, init=False, so the LLM API surface is unchanged), and all four formatters read them from there. A new test drives two candidates with different counters through a real GenerationResultBase and each formatter; it fails on the old code with the last candidate's stats on every choice. Also applies the ruff/ruff-format fixes the pre-commit CI check requested on the new spec-decode test files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Elias Bermudez <dbermudez@nvidia.com>
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Background
TensorRT-LLM already computes per-request speculative-decoding acceptance on the PyTorch backend, then discards the attribution at the HTTP boundary. The exact
(accepted, drafted)totals reach the serve layer and go only to the server-side perf-metrics JSONL; the per-position vectors are consumed into the Prometheus counters, wherecollector.pysums them across every request. There is no surface from which an HTTP client can obtain per-request acceptance:GET /metricsspecDecodingStatsis a batch rollup. Also drained on read into adeque(maxlen=1000)that evicts silently.GET /prometheus/metricsbuild_metrics_headers()emits only timing and step breakdowns; no spec field. Server-Timing is a flatname;dur=list, so it structurally cannot carry a histogram.trtllm.perf_metricsSSE eventperf_metrics_output_dirJSONLBenchmarking tools consequently cannot report acceptance length per request. This is a known gap —
tests/integration/defs/perf/test_perf_sanity.pycarries CI exemptions noting thataiperf does not propagate TRT-LLM's non-standard avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter field.Summary
Two commits, reviewable independently.
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[fix]per-position arrays truncating at 16 positions.MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITIONS = 16was bounding two unrelated things: per-request buffer size (an accuracy concern) and Prometheustoken_positionlabel cardinality (an operational one). The second was emergent, not stated —MetricsCollectoriteratesrange(len(per_pos_drafted))with no clamp of its own, so the cardinality bound held only because the arrays happened to be length 16.That means
max_draft_len > 16, reachable with EAGLE3 dynamic-tree and Medusa, silently drops every position past 16, and the existingtrtllm_spec_decode_{drafted,accepted}_tokens_totalcounters under-report with no indication anything was lost.The two concerns are separated: the arrays grow on demand in the accumulator, and an explicit
MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITION_LABELSclamp moves toMetricsCollectorwhere cardinality actually matters.MAX_SPEC_DECODE_POSITIONSis retained as the initial allocation size, so the common case never reallocates. This commit stands alone as a bug fix and is a prerequisite for the emitted payload below being trustworthy.2.
[feat]emit acceptance per choice. Added asspeculative_decodingon each response choice, beside the existingavg_decoded_tokens_per_iter— which already establishes a per-request spec-decode field in the response body.{ "index": 0, "message": {"role": "assistant", "content": "..."}, "finish_reason": "stop", "avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter": 2.5, "speculative_decoding": { "acceptance_rate": 0.5, "total_accepted_draft_tokens": 30, "total_draft_tokens": 60, "num_spec_steps": 20, "acceptance_histogram": [8, 0, 6, 6], "num_spec_tokens": 3 } }No new instrumentation. Every value is already an attribute on
GenerationResultBase, which is exactly what the four OpenAI postprocess handlers already receive — so this is a serializer, not a probe.per_pos_acceptedis prefix-cumulative and therefore a survival function, so the acceptance histogram is its negative first difference. Totals come fromspec_dec_totals, which the executor accumulates exactly, rather than from summing the (previously capped) vectors.Mean acceptance length is deliberately not a field: it would duplicate
avg_decoded_tokens_per_iteron the same choice and the two could drift. Consumers derive it as1 + total_accepted_draft_tokens / num_spec_steps.Enablement
Server-side only, via a new
per_request_spec_decode_statsTorchLlmArgsfield (status="prototype"), set through the YAML passed to--extra_llm_api_options. Off by default.This deliberately differs from
return_perf_metrics, which additionally requires a per-requestX-TRTLLM-return-metricsheader. Benchmarking clients discover this payload by shape rather than being told which engine they are talking to, so requiring a vendor-specific request header would mean a client must already know it is talking to TensorRT-LLM in order to find out. The cost stays opt-in because an operator who does not set the field pays nothing.Kept independent of
return_perf_metrics, which also mounts the Prometheus endpoint — coupling them would mean asking for acceptance numbers silently starts a metrics server.Correctness
Three identities hold on every emitted payload, and a consumer may rely on them:
Verified end to end against a live
trtllm-serverun (20/20 requests, 0% errors) with a benchmarking client consuming the field. Summed across the run, the pooled histogram reconciles exactly:sum(pooled_histogram)sum(j x histogram[j])601/78131 + 601/1972The derived quantities match to the full float.
num_spec_tokens: 4was read correctly fromspeculative_config, and the histogram was sizedmax_draft_len + 1.Known limits
updateNumTokensPerIterationand has no per-position vectors, so the field is simply absent there./v1/responses, whose schema has nochoicesarray to attach to.num_spec_tokensisnullunderdraft_len_schedule, where the per-step bound varies by batch size — the honest answer rather than a guess.total_draft_tokenscounts paths, not tree nodes, mirroring thegetMaxDraftPathLenclamp inupdateNumTokensPerIteration. The histogram is tree-agnostic by construction — it records output lengths per step and encodes no parent/child structure.Test coverage
tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_decode_stats_payload.py(new) — histogram derivation, the three identities, padding to the configured budget, adaptive drafting, deep drafting past the initial capacity, and every omission path. Registered inl0_a10.yml.tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_dec_stats_pairing.py— cases for growth past the initial capacity and for the common case not reallocating.tests/unittest/metrics/test_collector.py— label cardinality stays capped when the arrays run deep.TorchLlmArgschange reflected in the API-stability reference and the golden manifest.API stability
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api-compatible. Touchestests/unittest/api_stability/references/llm.yamlandtensorrt_llm/usage/llm_args_golden_manifest.json; please confirm the manifest matches a fresh run ofscripts/generate_llm_args_golden_manifest.pyin CI.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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num_spec_tokensbound.TorchLlmArgsoption and updates its compatibility references.py_executor.pyandllm_args.py; it does not show additional behavior changes.QA Engineer Review
test_spec_dec_stats_pairing.py,test_spec_decode_stats_payload.py, andtest_spec_decode_serialization.pyare included in the A10 PyTorch CI list.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/py_executor.py: Verify that position arrays grow when observed drafting depth exceeds their current capacity, without unnecessary growth within capacity.tensorrt_llm/executor/postproc_worker.py: Verify that the new controls default to disabled and support unspecified fixed draft length.tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py: Verify thatper_request_spec_decode_statsdefaults toFalse. The latest working-tree changes shown are import formatting only.tensorrt_llm/metrics/collector.py: Verify that per-position metric labels stop at positions 0–15 when arrays contain more positions.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_protocol.py: Verify statistics serialization for chat and completion choices, including streaming choices, and omission when absent.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py: Verify opt-in propagation and fixed-bound resolution, includingNonefor variable draft schedules.tensorrt_llm/serve/postprocess_handlers.py: Verify the eligibility checks, aggregate statistics, and histogram derivation for completed responses.tensorrt_llm/usage/llm_args_golden_manifest.json: Verify the new argument is represented in the golden manifest.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_a10.yml: Adds the pairing, payload, and serialization tests to the A10 PyTorch CI list.tests/unittest/api_stability/references/llm.yaml: Verify the prototype option and its default in the API reference.tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_dec_stats_pairing.py: Covers verified-token pairing, deep drafting, and buffer capacity; listed in the A10 CI list.tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_decode_stats_payload.py: Covers histogram derivation, drafting bounds, omission cases, and server propagation; listed in the A10 CI list.tests/unittest/executor/test_spec_decode_serialization.py: Covers absent and present statistics across response-choice serialization modes; listed in the A10 CI list.tests/unittest/metrics/test_collector.py: Covers speculative-decoding metric behavior and the position-label limit; the supplied A10 list excerpt does not show this test.