Kermt Continue Pretrain
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The kermt-continue-pretrain skill manages the end-to-end workflow for continuing the pretraining of KERMT models (grover_base, cmim, or hybrid). It handles input validation, data preparation, and the execution of training runs within a containerized environment. The skill supports both fresh-schedule training and true resumption of interrupted runs, ensuring that model architecture and vocabulary constraints are strictly maintained.
What it does
- Validates system requirements and GPU availability for training.
- Resolves and validates user-provided or released KERMT checkpoints.
- Prepares custom SMILES data for training while enforcing vocabulary consistency.
- Configures and launches detached training runs with hyperparameter overrides.
- Provides progress monitoring and logging for long-running training tasks.
- Generates a manifest for reproducible training runs.
When to use it
- When you need to continue training an existing KERMT checkpoint on a new SMILES dataset.
- When you want to perform a fresh-schedule continuation of a pretrained model.
- When you need to resume an interrupted training run from a specific checkpoint.
- When you want to leverage NVIDIA-released pretrained hybrid models for further training.
Advantages
- Ensures architectural and vocabulary integrity by validating checkpoints before training.
- Automates complex data preparation and container orchestration.
- Supports flexible hyperparameter tuning while preventing invalid configuration overrides.
- Provides clear error handling and redirection to appropriate workflows for incompatible models.
Usage examples
- “Continue pretraining the hybrid model on my custom_data.csv.”
- The agent will prompt for consent to download the released hybrid model, validate the CSV, prepare the data, and launch the training process.
- “Resume my interrupted pretraining run from /path/to/checkpoint.pt.”
- The agent will validate the checkpoint for resume compatibility and restart the training process from the exact state saved in the checkpoint.
Install
Download the skill as a ZIP:
https://mp-staging.autogineer.com/agent-skills/nvidia/kermt-continue-pretrain/downloadUnzip it into the cross-client skills folder of your project:
mkdir -p .agents/skills && unzip kermt-continue-pretrain.zip -d .agents/skills
Documentation by NVIDIA
kermt-continue-pretrain
Continue pretraining from a user-supplied KERMT checkpoint (grover_base / cmim / hybrid). The skill is the workflow orchestrator: it validates inputs, prepares the corpus, launches the runner, and returns a run directory.
Skill and runtime paths
Set SKILL_DIR to the absolute path of this installed skill directory. Export
KERMT_REPO as the absolute path to the KERMT checkout used for model
execution. The bundled container helper mounts that checkout at
/workspace and this skill at /skill (read-only). Commands inside
the container use /skill/scripts/; defaults are bundled in config/.
See Released models for checkpoint bundle requirements.
Downloads and local outputs
The optional released-model branch reads config/released_model.json for the
Hugging Face repository, pinned revision, and filenames. The bundled
scripts/fetch_released_model.py downloads the model bundle over HTTPS into
the host directory the user selects. Public models work without credentials;
if HF_TOKEN is set, the container helper forwards it for Hugging Face
authentication. Prepared data, logs, and workflow results go into the chosen
run directory.
Hardware requirements
GPUs: 1–N CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPUs. The runner auto-detects via
torch.cuda.device_count();--gpus 0,2overrides. On a single GPU the runner falls back to--batch_size 32 --save_interval 500; on multi-GPU it uses thedefaults_pretrain.jsonvalues (currentlybatch_size 256). Note:--gpus Nuses torch.cuda indexing, which can differ fromnvidia-smi's display order on multi-GPU hosts (PCI bus vs. CUDA enumeration). To target a specific physical GPU, setCUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICESbefore invoking, or runpython -c "import torch; print([torch.cuda.get_device_name(i) for i in range(torch.cuda.device_count())])"to confirm which device you're picking.VRAM: the default
--batch-size 256is sized for A100-class hardware (80 GB VRAM). On smaller GPUs, downscale to avoid OOM:GPU class VRAM Suggested --batch-sizeL4, T4, V100 16 GB 16–24 GB 32–64 A100 40 GB, L40, A40 40–48 GB 128 A100 80 GB, H100, H200 80 GB 256 (default) These are rough starting points — pass
--batch-size Nto override.Disk: tens of GB depending on corpus size + epochs (each checkpoint is several hundred MB).
Driver / CUDA: any host supporting CUDA 12.6 (the kermt image base).
kermt-setupvalidates this up-front.
Inputs
Required:
--csv <path>— the pretrain CSV (single columnsmiles). If you have separate train/val CSVs, pass--val-csv <path>too.
Checkpoint (optional — defaults to the released model if omitted):
--ckpt <path>— the input pretrain checkpoint to continue from. Must be a grover_base (with vocab heads), cmim, or hybrid ckpt; the validator rejects everything else with a redirect to the correct workflow. If omitted, the skill offers to download the released pretrained hybrid model nvidia/NV-KERMT-70M-v2 and continue-pretrain from it — see "Resolve & validate the checkpoint" (workflow step 3). The released bundle ships its three vocab files alongside the ckpt, so the authoritative-vocab pass-through (step 5) works automatically.--pretrained-release— explicit opt-in to use the released model without the interactive prompt (for non-interactive / agent runs). Mutually exclusive with--ckpt.--model-dir <dir>— where to save the downloaded bundle (default$KERMT_REPO/models/NV-KERMT-70M-v2/). An already-complete bundle there is reused, not re-downloaded.
Optional:
--val-csv <path>— separate validation CSV. Without it, the prep step auto-splits the input by--val-frac 0.1(random shuffle with--seed).--epochs N/--batch-size N/--init-lr F/--max-lr F/--final-lr F/--warmup-epochs F/--weight-decay F/--dropout F/--save-interval N/--seed N— training-hyperparameter overrides. Anything not given is filled fromconfig/defaults_pretrain.json.--vocab-loss-weight F(hybrid only) /--latent-dim N/--contrastive-temperature F(cmim and hybrid only) — loss / decoder overrides.--wandb-project NAME/--wandb-run-name NAME— optional Weights & Biases logging. When--wandb-projectis set, rank 0 logs train/val losses; the run name is honored only alongside a project. Off by default. (Independent of the ckpt'swandb_run_idcontinuity handling under--resume.)--resume— see "Modes" section below.--gpus 0,2— restrict to a GPU subset. Default uses all visible GPUs.--from-prepare <dir>— skip the prepare step and reuse an existingprepare_data.jsonin<dir>. Useful when iterating on hyperparameters.
Modes
The runner has two modes for ingesting the input ckpt, dispatched on whether
--resume is set. Pick based on intent:
Default (fresh-schedule continue-pretrain)
Use when: you have a finished pretrain ckpt and want to continue training it — on a new corpus, with a different objective, or just for more epochs than its original plan. The previous training's step counter and schedule shape are no longer relevant; you want a new learning-rate schedule for the new run.
What gets loaded from the ckpt:
✓ Model weights (encoder + vocab heads + contrast head + decoder, whatever is there)
✓ Optimizer state (Adam's running m1/m2 moments — warm-starts the new schedule so the first few hundred steps aren't dominated by noisy gradient-estimate startup)
✗ Scheduler step counter (reset to 0)
✗ Epoch counter (reset to 0)
✗ Batch counter (reset to 0)
✗ wandb run id (new wandb run, not a continuation)
Schedule shape (init/max/final LR, warmup epochs, total epochs): from
your CLI args or defaults_pretrain.json. A fresh NoamLR is constructed
from these values and starts at step 0.
--resume (true resume)
Use when: a previous run was interrupted (crash, OOM, Ctrl-C) and you want to pick up exactly where it left off — same dataset, same schedule, same training trajectory.
What gets loaded from the ckpt: everything in the
save_model_for_restart format. Model weights + optimizer state +
scheduler_step + epoch + batch_idx + wandb_run_id are all restored. The
new run continues from the saved step in the saved schedule (which is
recovered from the ckpt's saved_args). Mid-epoch resume works too —
pretrain_ddp.py's sampler skip-count picks up at the saved batch index
within the saved epoch.
Schedule shape: inherited from the ckpt's saved_args. CLI overrides
of any schedule flag (--epochs / --warmup-epochs / --init-lr / --max-lr / --final-lr) are rejected with a hard error — pure resume means pure
resume; if you want to change the schedule, drop --resume and start a
fresh-schedule run.
Requirements: the ckpt must have been saved via save_model_for_restart
(i.e., carry optimizer / scheduler_step / epoch / batch_idx keys). If
any of these is missing, the runner errors with a clear message and
suggests dropping --resume.
The default mode is the right choice ~90% of the time. Reach for --resume
only when you genuinely need to continue a single interrupted training
run.
Workflow
Let $KERMT_REPO be the path to your kermt repo checkout, and assume
kermt-setup has already built kermt:latest. All paths below are on the
host; the helper bind-mounts them at known container paths.
Pre-flight: ensure container + system probe.
"$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" check_system | python -c " import json, sys; d = json.load(sys.stdin) if not d['ok']: print('System check failed:', d['gaps']); sys.exit(1) print(f'OK: {len(d[\"gpus\"])} GPU(s); {d[\"disk\"][\"free_gb\"]} GB free; CUDA via container toolkit') "Surface any
gapsto the user. Refuse to proceed ifok: false.Compute run directory.
RUN_DIR=$KERMT_REPO/runs/continue-pretrain_$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H-%M-%SZ)Resolve & validate the checkpoint.
Resolve — only if
--ckptwas omitted. Default to the released pretrained hybrid model nvidia/NV-KERMT-70M-v2:Consent gate. Unless
--pretrained-releasewas passed, ask the user: "No checkpoint given — download the released model nvidia/NV-KERMT-70M-v2 (NVIDIA Open Model License, https://huggingface.co/nvidia/NV-KERMT-70M-v2) and continue-pretrain from it? [y/N]". Never download without an explicit yes (or--pretrained-release). If both--ckptand--pretrained-releaseare given, abort — they conflict.Save location. Default
$KERMT_REPO/models/NV-KERMT-70M-v2/; honor--model-dir <dir>if given. An already-complete bundle is reused.Download (foreground; ~282 MB on first fetch):
"$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" run --model-dir <save-dir> -- \ "python /skill/scripts/fetch_released_model.py --out /model"Parse the JSON; abort on
ok: false(surfaceerrors). On success set<user-ckpt> = <save-dir>/kermt_contrastive_v2.0.pt. The bundle's three vocab files land in<save-dir>too, so step 5's--vocab-dirauto-detection (which looks in the ckpt's parent directory) finds them with no extra work.
Validate the resolved (or user-provided) ckpt:
"$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" run --ckpt <user-ckpt> -- \ "python /skill/scripts/check_checkpoint.py --mode continue_pretrain --ckpt /ckpt"Parse the JSON. Abort on
ok: false, showing the error verbatim. The error message redirects the user tokermt-add-cmim-pretrainfor encoder-only ckpts, or tokermt-finetunefor finetuned ckpts.Validate the data.
"$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" run --data <user-csv> -- \ "python /skill/scripts/check_data.py --mode pretrain --csv /data/<basename>"Abort on
ok: false.Prepare the data (skip if
--from-preparegiven). Pass the ckpt's vocab through. Look in the ckpt's parent directory for the conventionalpretrain_atom_vocab.{json,pkl},pretrain_bond_vocab.{json,pkl}, andpretrain_smiles_vocab.pklfiles (the bundling convention for released models; seereferences/released-models.md). If all three are present, auto-pass via--vocab-dir <ckpt_parent_dir>. If only some are present, pass them via explicit flags (--atom-vocab,--bond-vocab,--smiles-vocab). If none are present, ask the user for--vocab-dir— or refuse to proceed, because rebuilding a fresh vocab from the new corpus would silently mismatch the ckpt's vocab heads (the ckpt's vocab is authoritative for continue-pretrain).Note the two-layer mount pattern: pass the host directory to
kermt_container.sh --vocab-dir(which mounts it at/vocabinside the container), and reference/vocabfrom the innerprepare_data.pycommand. The same pattern applies to every host path the inner command needs to read (--data <host-csv>→/data/<basename>,--ckpt <host-ckpt>→/ckpt).VOCAB_DIR=$(dirname <user-ckpt>) "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" run \ --data <user-csv> --vocab-dir $VOCAB_DIR --run-dir $RUN_DIR -- \ "python /skill/scripts/prepare_data.py --mode pretrain \\ --csv /data/<basename> --out /runs/data \\ --vocab-dir /vocab \\ [--val-csv /data/<val-basename>] [--val-frac 0.1] [--seed 0]"Outputs land at
$RUN_DIR/data/prepare_data.jsonwithvocab_source: "user_provided". The runner step 7 will verify the vocab files' entry counts match the ckpt's vocab-head sizes and refuse to launch on mismatch.Estimate runtime + confirm with user.
Pretrain wall time depends on corpus size × epochs × GPU count.
Tell the user the estimate; ask "proceed?" unless
--yesflag was given (agent-non-interactive case).Example estimate template:
~N hours on K GPUs for E epochs over M molecules (~steps/epoch × seconds/step).
Launch the runner detached.
"$SKILL_DIR/scripts/kermt_container.sh" run_detached \\ --name kermt-continue-pretrain-<ts> \\ --ckpt <user-ckpt> --run-dir $RUN_DIR -- \\ "python /skill/scripts/run_pretrain_local.py \\ --ckpt /ckpt \\ --prepare-manifest /runs/data/prepare_data.json \\ --out /runs \\ [--epochs N --batch-size N --init-lr F ...]"Returns the container name + id + log file path.
Report to the user. Output a short summary:
Container name + id
$RUN_DIR/run.json(the manifest with cmd_replay + image digest)Log file:
$RUN_DIR/logs/pretrain_ddp.logTensorBoard:
$RUN_DIR/logs/tb(open withtensorboard --logdir $RUN_DIR/logs/tb)Suggest invoking
kermt-monitor <RUN_DIR>to check progress.
Hard rules
Never download the released model without consent. When
--ckptis omitted, downloadnvidia/NV-KERMT-70M-v2only after an explicit user "yes" or an explicit--pretrained-releaseflag.--ckptand--pretrained-releaseare mutually exclusive.Never modify the user's input ckpt. The runner symlinks it into the save_dir; the symlink is what pretrain_ddp.py auto-resumes from. The source file stays untouched.
Never silently override arch. If the user passes a
--hidden-sizeetc. that doesn't match the ckpt-derived value, the runner aborts loudly. Arch params come from the ckpt, period.Never block on the long-running pretrain itself. The runner is invoked via
run_detached; the skill returns immediately after step 8. Usekermt-monitorfor progress.Echo applied defaults back to the user. The
args_appliedfield ofrun.jsonrecords every flag's value + source (user / default-config / auto-1gpu / auto-multi-gpu). Skill should surface a summary of any flag not user-specified so the user knows what was assumed.
Common errors
model_type='finetuned'rejected → the ckpt is a downstream finetune, not a pretrain. The error redirects to the relevant workflow.grover_base ckpt has no vocab head→ encoder-only ckpt (e.g. the original-grovergrover_base.pt). The error redirects tokermt-add-cmim-pretrain.prepare_data manifest is missing required outputs→ user passed--from-prepareto a directory where prepare was run with--skip-vocabor--skip-split. Re-run prepare without those flags.--gpus allnot available → installnvidia-container-toolkit; checkkermt_container.sh check_system.
Replayability
The run.json cmd_replay field is a single-line command that re-runs the
pretrain with the same inputs, hyperparameters, and arch. To replay:
# Inside the kermt container:
$(jq -r .cmd_replay $RUN_DIR/run.json)If ok_to_replay: false in the manifest (because the kermt repo working
tree was dirty at launch time), the replay may not be bit-exact — pin the
exact commit via the repo.commit field and git checkout it
first.
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- ATTRIBUTION.mdAdded by AutoGineer853 B
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scripts/run_pretrain_local.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (c) 2025 NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. All rights reserved.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
"""Workstation pretrain runner — composes prepare_data + ckpt-validator outputs
into a pretrain_ddp.py invocation.
Continues pretraining from a user-provided checkpoint. The model type
(grover_base / cmim / hybrid) is inferred from the validator's output and
drives the pretrain_ddp.py flag set; arch params come exclusively from the
ckpt; training/loss hyperparameters come from config/defaults_pretrain.json
with per-flag CLI overrides.
How it interacts with pretrain_ddp.py's auto-resume:
pretrain_ddp.py looks at <save_dir>/last_checkpoint.pt and resumes from it
if present. The runner sets `--save_dir <out>/ckpt` and symlinks the user's
input ckpt to <out>/ckpt/last_checkpoint.pt so the resume path picks it up.
Run.json manifest:
Records source-repo commit + image digest + a copy-pasteable `cmd_replay`
+ per-flag `args_applied` so the artifact is self-contained and replayable.
CLI
---
run_pretrain_local.py
--ckpt <path> # input pretrain ckpt (required)
--prepare-manifest <path> # prepare_data.json from a prior prepare run
--out <run-dir> # output dir (typically runs/continue-pretrain_<ts>/)
[--ckpt-validator-out <path>] # cached check_checkpoint.py JSON; computed if absent
[--gpus 0,2] # subset of detected GPUs; default = all visible
[--dry-run] # write run.json + print command, do not execute
[--epochs N] [--batch-size N] [--init-lr F] [--max-lr F] [--final-lr F]
[--warmup-epochs F] [--weight-decay F] [--dropout F]
[--save-interval N] [--seed N]
[--vocab-loss-weight F] # hybrid only
[--latent-dim N] [--contrastive-temperature F] # cmim/hybrid only
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import argparse
import datetime
import json
import os
import subprocess
import sys
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any
# Add the scripts/ dir to sys.path so `_utils` is importable whether
# this script is launched via `kermt_run` (PYTHONPATH=/workspace) or as a
# bare `python scripts/run_pretrain_local.py …` from the host.
if str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent))
from _utils import ( # noqa: E402
resolve_kermt_repo, assert_prepare_manifest_basics, count_vocab_entries, docker_image_digest,
format_cmd_replay, git_commit_with_env_override, load_json, load_checkpoint,
merge_default_into_applied, run_checkpoint_validator, runner_environment,
)
REPO_ROOT = resolve_kermt_repo()
SKILL_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
DEFAULTS_PATH = SKILL_ROOT / "config" / "defaults_pretrain.json"
CHECK_CHECKPOINT_PATH = SKILL_ROOT / "scripts" / "check_checkpoint.py"
PRETRAIN_DDP_PATH = REPO_ROOT / "pretrain_ddp.py"
# Model-type → pretrain_ddp.py `--pretrain_mode` value.
MODEL_TYPE_TO_PRETRAIN_MODE = {
"grover_base": "vocab",
"cmim": "cmim",
"hybrid": "hybrid",
}
# Hyperparameter flags the runner exposes for CLI override + the corresponding
# key path in defaults_pretrain.json. None means the value isn't in defaults
# (e.g. seed has a default but lives at the top of training; lookup is direct).
TRAINING_FLAGS = (
"batch_size", "dropout", "epochs", "init_lr", "max_lr", "final_lr",
"warmup_epochs", "weight_decay", "save_interval", "seed", "tensorboard",
"use_cuikmolmaker_featurization",
)
LOSS_FLAGS = ("contrastive_temperature", "vocab_loss_weight")
DECODER_FLAGS = (
"latent_dim",
"decoder_num_layers",
"decoder_num_attention_heads",
"decoder_ffn_hidden_size",
"decoder_dropout",
"decoder_max_seq_len",
"decoder_positional_encoding",
"decoder_gate_self_attn",
"decoder_gate_cross_attn",
)
ARCH_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT = (
"hidden_size", "depth", "num_attn_head", "activation", "backbone",
"embedding_output_type", "self_attention",
)
# cMIM-decoder + latent-distribution arch fields. For continue-pretrain on a
# cmim/hybrid ckpt these MUST come from the ckpt's saved_args (so the model
# being constructed matches the ckpt's weights at load time); the
# defaults_pretrain.json `add_cmim_decoder` block is for add-cmim-pretrain's
# upgrade-time decoder construction only, and is intentionally ignored
# during continue-pretrain.
CMIM_DECODER_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT = (
"latent_dim",
"decoder_num_layers",
"decoder_num_attention_heads",
"decoder_ffn_hidden_size",
"decoder_dropout",
"decoder_max_seq_len",
"decoder_positional_encoding",
"decoder_gate_self_attn",
"decoder_gate_cross_attn",
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# JSON loading delegated to the shared _utils.load_json. Alias kept for the
# existing internal callsites that use the leading-underscore convention.
_load_json = load_json
def _detect_gpus(override: str | None) -> tuple[int, str]:
"""Returns (world_size, CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES_string)."""
if override:
gpu_list = [g.strip() for g in override.split(",") if g.strip()]
return len(gpu_list), ",".join(gpu_list)
# Honor an existing CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES in the environment.
env = os.environ.get("CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES", "").strip()
if env:
ids = [g for g in env.split(",") if g]
return len(ids), ",".join(ids)
try:
import torch
n = torch.cuda.device_count()
except Exception:
n = 0
return n, ",".join(str(i) for i in range(n))
def _verify_prepare_manifest(manifest: dict[str, Any]) -> None:
assert_prepare_manifest_basics(manifest, "pretrain")
out = manifest.get("outputs", {})
required_keys = ("train_dir", "val_dir", "atom_vocab", "bond_vocab")
missing = [k for k in required_keys if k not in out]
if missing:
raise ValueError(
f"prepare_data manifest is missing required outputs: {missing}. "
"Was prepare_data.py invoked with --skip-vocab or --skip-split?"
)
def _apply_defaults(args: argparse.Namespace, defaults: dict[str, Any],
model_type: str, world_size: int) -> dict[str, dict[str, Any]]:
"""Returns args_applied: dict mapping flag → {value, source}.
Source is 'user' if the user passed a value on the CLI, else 'default-config'
(from defaults_pretrain.json) or 'auto-1gpu' / 'auto-multi-gpu' for the
auto-fallback values. Only includes flags relevant to the model_type."""
applied: dict[str, dict[str, Any]] = {}
training_defaults = defaults.get("training", {})
loss_defaults = defaults.get("loss", {})
decoder_defaults = defaults.get("add_cmim_decoder", {})
for f in TRAINING_FLAGS:
merge_default_into_applied(applied, args, f, training_defaults)
# Single-GPU fallback: batch_size 32, save_interval 500.
if world_size <= 1:
if applied.get("batch_size", {}).get("source") != "user":
applied["batch_size"] = {"value": 32, "source": "auto-1gpu"}
if applied.get("save_interval", {}).get("source") != "user":
applied["save_interval"] = {"value": 500, "source": "auto-1gpu"}
if model_type in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
for f in LOSS_FLAGS if model_type == "hybrid" else ("contrastive_temperature",):
merge_default_into_applied(applied, args, f, loss_defaults)
for f in DECODER_FLAGS:
merge_default_into_applied(applied, args, f, decoder_defaults)
return applied
def _arch_from_validator(validator_out: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
arch = validator_out.get("arch") or {}
missing = [k for k in ARCH_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT if arch.get(k) is None]
if missing:
raise ValueError(
f"checkpoint validator did not surface required arch fields: {missing}. "
"If the ckpt has no saved_args blob, these can't be inferred from state-dict "
"shapes alone; please supply a ckpt with args saved (the standard "
"save_model_for_restart format)."
)
return arch
def _build_argv(
*, world_size: int, gpus_str: str, out_dir: Path, manifest: dict[str, Any],
model_type: str, pretrain_mode: str, arch: dict[str, Any],
applied: dict[str, dict[str, Any]],
) -> list[str]:
"""Constructs the full pretrain_ddp.py argument list as a list of strings."""
outputs = manifest["outputs"]
argv = [sys.executable, "-u", str(PRETRAIN_DDP_PATH)]
# Data + vocab paths
argv += ["--train_data_path", outputs["train_dir"],
"--val_data_path", outputs["val_dir"],
"--atom_vocab_path", outputs["atom_vocab"],
"--bond_vocab_path", outputs["bond_vocab"]]
if model_type in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
argv += ["--smiles_vocab_path", outputs["smiles_vocab"]]
# Pretrain mode + loss
argv += ["--pretrain_mode", pretrain_mode]
if "vocab_loss_weight" in applied and model_type == "hybrid":
argv += ["--vocab_loss_weight", str(applied["vocab_loss_weight"]["value"])]
if "contrastive_temperature" in applied and model_type in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
argv += ["--contrastive_temperature", str(applied["contrastive_temperature"]["value"])]
# cMIM/decoder arch: emit every applied flag. For continue-pretrain on a
# cmim/hybrid ckpt, every entry will be source="ckpt_saved_args" (see the
# overlay loop in run()). For pretrain-from-scratch / add-cmim-pretrain
# the values come from defaults_pretrain.json's add_cmim_decoder block.
if model_type in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
for f in ("latent_dim", "decoder_num_layers", "decoder_num_attention_heads",
"decoder_ffn_hidden_size", "decoder_dropout",
"decoder_max_seq_len", "decoder_positional_encoding"):
if f in applied:
argv += [f"--{f}", str(applied[f]["value"])]
# Boolean store_true flags: emit the bare flag only when True.
if applied.get("decoder_gate_self_attn", {}).get("value"):
argv += ["--decoder_gate_self_attn"]
if applied.get("decoder_gate_cross_attn", {}).get("value"):
argv += ["--decoder_gate_cross_attn"]
# Architecture — sourced from validator's arch block, never from CLI/defaults.
argv += [
"--hidden_size", str(arch["hidden_size"]),
"--depth", str(arch["depth"]),
"--num_attn_head", str(arch["num_attn_head"]),
"--activation", str(arch["activation"]),
"--backbone", str(arch["backbone"]),
"--embedding_output_type", str(arch["embedding_output_type"]),
]
if arch.get("self_attention"):
argv += ["--self_attention"]
# Training schedule
for name in ("batch_size", "dropout", "epochs", "init_lr", "max_lr", "final_lr",
"warmup_epochs", "weight_decay", "save_interval", "seed"):
if name in applied:
argv += [f"--{name}", str(applied[name]["value"])]
if applied.get("tensorboard", {}).get("value"):
argv += ["--tensorboard"]
if applied.get("use_cuikmolmaker_featurization", {}).get("value"):
argv += ["--use_cuikmolmaker_featurization"]
# W&B logging (pass-through; pretrain_ddp.py only inits W&B when project is set).
if "wandb_project" in applied:
argv += ["--wandb_project", str(applied["wandb_project"]["value"])]
if "wandb_run_name" in applied:
argv += ["--wandb_run_name", str(applied["wandb_run_name"]["value"])]
# Where pretrain_ddp.py auto-resumes from (we'll symlink the user ckpt there).
argv += ["--save_dir", str(out_dir / "ckpt")]
return argv
def _symlink_ckpt_into_save_dir(user_ckpt: Path, save_dir: Path) -> Path:
"""--resume path: symlink the user ckpt as <save_dir>/last_checkpoint.pt.
pretrain_ddp.py's auto-resume then restores everything from the ckpt:
model weights, optimizer state, scheduler_step, epoch, batch_idx,
wandb_run_id."""
save_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
link = save_dir / "last_checkpoint.pt"
if link.exists() or link.is_symlink():
link.unlink()
# Symlink to the absolute user_ckpt so it works regardless of cwd.
link.symlink_to(user_ckpt.resolve())
return link
# Schedule fields that --resume inherits from ckpt.saved_args and that default
# (fresh-schedule) mode takes from CLI/defaults_pretrain.json.
SCHEDULE_FLAGS = ("epochs", "warmup_epochs", "init_lr", "max_lr", "final_lr")
def _materialize_ckpt_for_fresh_schedule(user_ckpt: Path, save_dir: Path) -> Path:
"""Default (fresh-schedule) continue-pretrain path: write a CLEANED copy
of the user ckpt to <save_dir>/last_checkpoint.pt with scheduler_step,
epoch, batch_idx, and wandb_run_id reset to fresh-start values. Model
weights AND optimizer state pass through unchanged — so Adam's running
moments warm-start the new schedule (helpful because the new init_lr is
usually close to the previous run's final_lr).
Why a fresh-state copy instead of a symlink: pretrain_ddp.py's
`trainer.load()` restores EVERYTHING in the ckpt including scheduler_step
and epoch. We can't selectively load just the model + optimizer through
that code path. The minimal-invasive workaround is to materialize a
ckpt that has the unwanted counters zeroed before the loader sees it.
pretrain_ddp.py then restores everything as normal, but everything it
restores reads as a fresh-start.
Cost: one ~700 MB disk write per run. Pretrain is days-long, so it's
negligible. Done on the host before docker run.
"""
import torch # delayed import — keeps the runner light in --dry-run paths
save_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
target = save_dir / "last_checkpoint.pt"
if target.exists() or target.is_symlink():
target.unlink()
ckpt = load_checkpoint(user_ckpt)
if not isinstance(ckpt, dict) or "state_dict" not in ckpt:
raise ValueError(
f"ckpt {user_ckpt} is not in the expected save_model_for_restart "
"dict format (need at least 'state_dict' key)."
)
ckpt["scheduler_step"] = 0
ckpt["epoch"] = 0
ckpt["batch_idx"] = 0
ckpt["wandb_run_id"] = None
torch.save(ckpt, target)
return target
def _validate_resume_state(user_ckpt: Path) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""--resume mode: confirm the ckpt was saved via the save_model_for_restart
format and carries the full state pretrain_ddp.py needs to resume mid-run
(optimizer state, scheduler_step, epoch, batch_idx). Returns a small
`resume_state` dict for the manifest so users can see what was restored.
Raises ValueError with a clear redirect if the ckpt is too lean."""
ckpt = load_checkpoint(user_ckpt)
if not isinstance(ckpt, dict) or "state_dict" not in ckpt:
raise ValueError(
f"ckpt {user_ckpt} is not in the expected save_model_for_restart "
"dict format."
)
required = ("optimizer", "scheduler_step", "epoch", "batch_idx")
missing = [k for k in required if k not in ckpt]
if missing:
raise ValueError(
f"--resume requires the ckpt to carry the full mid-run state, but "
f"these keys are missing: {missing}. The ckpt was probably saved "
"without enough metadata to pure-resume — use the default "
"fresh-schedule mode (drop --resume) if you just want to continue "
"training with a new schedule."
)
return {
"scheduler_step": int(ckpt["scheduler_step"]),
"epoch": int(ckpt["epoch"]),
"batch_idx": int(ckpt["batch_idx"]),
"wandb_run_id": ckpt.get("wandb_run_id"),
}
# Vocab-entry counting delegated to _utils.count_vocab_entries. Alias kept for
# the existing internal callsites.
_count_vocab_entries = count_vocab_entries
def _verify_vocab_sizes_match_ckpt(
manifest: dict[str, Any], validator_out: dict[str, Any], model_type: str,
) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""For continue-pretrain only: compare each vocab file's entry count against
the ckpt's vocab head dimensions. Aborts on mismatch with a helpful error
pointing the user at the matching vocab. Returns a `vocab_check` block to
attach to run.json for transparency."""
ckpt_sizes = validator_out.get("vocab_sizes") or {"atom": None, "bond": None, "smiles": None}
outputs = manifest.get("outputs", {})
check: dict[str, Any] = {"vocab_source": manifest.get("vocab_source", "unknown")}
for which in ("atom", "bond", "smiles"):
ckpt_size = ckpt_sizes.get(which)
vocab_path_str = outputs.get(f"{which}_vocab")
check[which] = {"ckpt_size": ckpt_size, "manifest_vocab": vocab_path_str, "manifest_size": None}
if ckpt_size is None:
# ckpt doesn't have this head; nothing to verify.
continue
# ckpt has this head — the manifest MUST include the corresponding vocab.
if not vocab_path_str:
raise ValueError(
f"ckpt has a '{which}' vocab head (size {ckpt_size}) but the prepare_data "
f"manifest doesn't include a {which}_vocab file. Rerun prepare_data with "
f"--vocab-dir <ckpt's parent dir> (or --{which}-vocab <path>) so the runner "
f"can pass the matching vocab through."
)
manifest_size = _count_vocab_entries(Path(vocab_path_str))
check[which]["manifest_size"] = manifest_size
if manifest_size != ckpt_size:
raise ValueError(
f"{which} vocab size mismatch — ckpt's head expects {ckpt_size} entries, "
f"but {vocab_path_str} has {manifest_size}. The released ckpt's vocab is the "
f"authoritative one for continue-pretrain; pass --vocab-dir <ckpt's parent dir> "
f"(or --{which}-vocab <path>) to prepare_data so vocab built from the new corpus "
f"isn't used. If you actually want to pretrain from scratch on a different "
f"vocab, use the kermt-pretrain-scratch workflow instead."
)
return check
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Main flow
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def run(args: argparse.Namespace) -> dict[str, Any]:
out_dir = Path(args.out).resolve()
out_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(out_dir / "ckpt").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
(out_dir / "logs").mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
from_scratch = bool(args.from_scratch)
resume = bool(args.resume)
# Mode-conflict validation up-front so the user fails fast.
if from_scratch and resume:
raise ValueError("--resume is incompatible with --from-scratch.")
if resume and not args.ckpt:
raise ValueError("--resume requires --ckpt; nothing to resume from otherwise.")
if resume:
# CLI overrides of schedule args are forbidden in --resume mode — pure
# resume means the schedule shape from the ckpt is authoritative.
cli_overrides = [
f for f in SCHEDULE_FLAGS if getattr(args, f, None) is not None
]
if cli_overrides:
raise ValueError(
f"--resume inherits schedule args from the ckpt's saved_args; "
f"explicit CLI override is forbidden. You passed: {cli_overrides}. "
"Drop those flags to pure-resume, or use the default fresh-schedule "
"mode (no --resume) if you want a new schedule."
)
workflow = "pretrain-scratch" if from_scratch else "continue-pretrain"
if resume:
mode = "continue_pretrain_resume"
elif from_scratch:
mode = "pretrain_from_scratch"
else:
mode = "continue_pretrain_fresh_schedule"
# 1. Load defaults + prepare manifest.
defaults = _load_json(DEFAULTS_PATH, name="defaults_pretrain.json")
prep_manifest_path = Path(args.prepare_manifest).resolve()
manifest = _load_json(prep_manifest_path, name="prepare_data.json")
_verify_prepare_manifest(manifest)
# 2. Branch: continue-pretrain (load ckpt + validate) vs from-scratch (no ckpt).
ckpt: Path | None = None
validator_out: dict[str, Any] | None = None
link: Path | None = None
vocab_check: dict[str, Any] | None = None
resume_state: dict[str, Any] | None = None # populated only when --resume
if from_scratch:
if args.ckpt:
raise ValueError("--from-scratch is incompatible with --ckpt; pass one or the other.")
if not args.pretrain_target_mode:
raise ValueError("--pretrain-target-mode is required when --from-scratch is set "
"(choose vocab, cmim, or hybrid).")
pretrain_mode = args.pretrain_target_mode
model_type = {"vocab": "grover_base", "cmim": "cmim", "hybrid": "hybrid"}[pretrain_mode]
# Arch from defaults_pretrain.json's `arch` group (with CLI overrides applied later
# if we expose any; for now we just use defaults).
arch_defaults = defaults.get("arch") or {}
if not arch_defaults:
raise ValueError("defaults_pretrain.json has no `arch` group; cannot pretrain from scratch.")
arch = {k: arch_defaults.get(k) for k in ARCH_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT}
# `latent_dim` lives in the add_cmim_decoder group for from-scratch cmim/hybrid;
# treat it as part of the arch for argv-building purposes.
if pretrain_mode in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
arch["latent_dim"] = (defaults.get("add_cmim_decoder") or {}).get("latent_dim")
else:
arch["latent_dim"] = None
else:
if not args.ckpt:
raise ValueError("--ckpt is required for continue-pretrain. "
"Use --from-scratch to pretrain a fresh model on the corpus.")
ckpt = Path(args.ckpt).resolve()
if args.ckpt_validator_out:
validator_out = _load_json(Path(args.ckpt_validator_out), name="ckpt validator output")
else:
validator_out = run_checkpoint_validator(ckpt, mode="continue_pretrain", script_path=CHECK_CHECKPOINT_PATH)
if not validator_out.get("ok"):
raise ValueError(
f"check_checkpoint.py rejected the input ckpt: {validator_out.get('errors')}"
)
model_type = validator_out.get("model_type")
if model_type not in MODEL_TYPE_TO_PRETRAIN_MODE:
raise ValueError(
f"model_type='{model_type}' cannot continue pretrain. "
f"Supported: {sorted(MODEL_TYPE_TO_PRETRAIN_MODE)}. "
"For an encoder-only ckpt with no pretrain head, use the "
"upgrade_to_hybrid workflow."
)
if model_type == "grover_base" and not validator_out.get("has_vocab_head"):
raise ValueError(
"grover_base ckpt has no vocab head — cannot continue vocab pretrain. "
"Use the upgrade_to_hybrid workflow to add a cMIM decoder, "
"or finetune directly from the encoder."
)
pretrain_mode = MODEL_TYPE_TO_PRETRAIN_MODE[model_type]
arch = _arch_from_validator(validator_out)
# Vocab-size verification — refuse mismatched corpora before launching pretrain_ddp.py.
vocab_check = _verify_vocab_sizes_match_ckpt(manifest, validator_out, model_type)
# --resume needs the ckpt to carry the full mid-run state. Validate now;
# also surface what's being restored in the manifest.
if resume:
resume_state = _validate_resume_state(ckpt)
# 3. GPU selection.
world_size, gpus_str = _detect_gpus(args.gpus)
if world_size <= 0:
raise ValueError(
"No GPUs detected. pretrain_ddp.py requires at least one CUDA device. "
"Set CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES or pass --gpus <ids>."
)
# 4. Apply defaults + collect args_applied.
applied = _apply_defaults(args, defaults, model_type, world_size)
# --resume overlays schedule args from the ckpt's saved_args (the only path
# where source="ckpt_saved_args" can appear in args_applied). Fail loudly if
# any schedule field is missing from saved_args — pure-resume can't proceed
# without the original schedule shape.
if resume:
saved_args = validator_out.get("saved_args") or {}
missing = [f for f in SCHEDULE_FLAGS if f not in saved_args]
if missing:
raise ValueError(
f"--resume requires the ckpt's saved_args to include all schedule "
f"fields, but these are missing: {missing}. The ckpt was saved "
"without enough metadata to pure-resume — use the default "
"fresh-schedule mode and specify --epochs / --warmup-epochs / "
"--init-lr / --max-lr / --final-lr explicitly."
)
for f in SCHEDULE_FLAGS:
applied[f] = {"value": saved_args[f], "source": "ckpt_saved_args"}
# Continue-pretrain on a cmim/hybrid ckpt: cMIM/decoder arch must come
# from the ckpt's saved_args, not from defaults or CLI. This is the
# cmim/decoder analogue of the encoder-arch passthrough already done by
# `_arch_from_validator` (and matches the README guarantee that
# `add_cmim_decoder` defaults are ignored during continue-pretrain).
if not from_scratch and model_type in ("cmim", "hybrid"):
cli_latent_dim_override = args.latent_dim is not None
if cli_latent_dim_override:
raise ValueError(
"--latent-dim cannot be overridden during continue-pretrain on a "
"cmim/hybrid ckpt — the value is fixed by the ckpt's saved_args "
"(passing a different value would mismatch the loaded decoder "
"weights). Drop --latent-dim, or use kermt-pretrain-scratch if "
"you intentionally want a different latent dimension."
)
saved_args = validator_out.get("saved_args") or {}
cmim_missing = [f for f in CMIM_DECODER_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT if f not in saved_args]
if cmim_missing:
raise ValueError(
f"continue-pretrain on a {model_type} ckpt requires the ckpt's "
f"saved_args to include cmim/decoder arch fields, but these are "
f"missing: {cmim_missing}. The ckpt was saved without enough "
"metadata to faithfully reconstruct the decoder."
)
for f in CMIM_DECODER_FLAGS_FROM_CKPT:
applied[f] = {"value": saved_args[f], "source": "ckpt_saved_args"}
# Optional W&B logging: pass-through, no defaults — forwarded only when the
# user sets --wandb-project (run name is honored only alongside a project).
for f in ("wandb_project", "wandb_run_name"):
v = getattr(args, f, None)
if v is not None:
applied[f] = {"value": v, "source": "user"}
# 5. Build the pretrain_ddp.py argv.
argv = _build_argv(
world_size=world_size, gpus_str=gpus_str, out_dir=out_dir, manifest=manifest,
model_type=model_type, pretrain_mode=pretrain_mode, arch=arch, applied=applied,
)
# 6. (continue-pretrain only) Stage the ckpt into <save_dir>/last_checkpoint.pt
# so pretrain_ddp.py's auto-resume picks it up. Mode-dispatched:
# - --resume: symlink to user ckpt. pretrain_ddp.py restores everything
# (model + optimizer + scheduler_step + epoch + batch_idx + wandb_run_id).
# - default (fresh-schedule): materialize a state-cleaned copy of the
# ckpt — model weights + optimizer pass through, but scheduler_step /
# epoch / batch_idx / wandb_run_id are reset to 0/None. pretrain_ddp.py
# then builds a fresh NoamLR from CLI args and starts from step 0.
# Done unconditionally (including --dry-run) so the dry-run faithfully
# exercises ckpt I/O — catches corrupt ckpts / insufficient disk before
# the days-long real run.
if not from_scratch:
if resume:
link = _symlink_ckpt_into_save_dir(ckpt, out_dir / "ckpt")
else:
link = _materialize_ckpt_for_fresh_schedule(ckpt, out_dir / "ckpt")
# 7. Build the run.json manifest.
commit, dirty = git_commit_with_env_override(REPO_ROOT)
image_tag = os.environ.get("KERMT_IMAGE", "kermt:latest")
image_digest = docker_image_digest(image_tag)
cmd_replay_env: dict[str, str] = {}
if gpus_str:
cmd_replay_env["CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES"] = gpus_str
cmd_replay_env["WORLD_SIZE"] = str(world_size)
cmd_replay = format_cmd_replay(argv, env=cmd_replay_env)
run_manifest = {
"workflow": workflow,
"mode": mode, # pretrain_from_scratch | continue_pretrain_fresh_schedule | continue_pretrain_resume
"started_at": datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc).isoformat(),
"container": {"image_tag": image_tag, "image_digest": image_digest},
"repo": {"commit": commit, "dirty": dirty},
"inputs": {
"ckpt": str(ckpt) if ckpt else None,
"prepare_data_manifest": str(prep_manifest_path),
"ckpt_validator_out": (
str(Path(args.ckpt_validator_out).resolve()) if args.ckpt_validator_out else None
),
},
"model_type": model_type,
"pretrain_mode": pretrain_mode,
"world_size": world_size,
"cuda_visible_devices": gpus_str,
"args_applied": applied,
"arch": arch,
"vocab_check": vocab_check, # None for from-scratch
"resume_state": resume_state, # None unless --resume; carries the restored scheduler_step / epoch / batch_idx / wandb_run_id from the ckpt
"save_dir": str(out_dir / "ckpt"),
"logs_dir": str(out_dir / "logs"),
"tensorboard_dir": str(out_dir / "logs" / "tb"),
"argv": argv,
"cmd_replay": cmd_replay,
"ok_to_replay": (not dirty) and (commit != "unknown"),
"dry_run": bool(args.dry_run),
"ckpt_symlink": str(link) if link else None,
"from_scratch": from_scratch,
}
(out_dir / "run.json").write_text(json.dumps(run_manifest, indent=2))
# 8. Execute (unless --dry-run).
if args.dry_run:
run_manifest["status"] = "dry_run"
return run_manifest
env = runner_environment(REPO_ROOT, wandb="wandb_project" in applied)
env["WORLD_SIZE"] = str(world_size)
if gpus_str:
env["CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES"] = gpus_str
log_file = out_dir / "logs" / "pretrain_ddp.log"
with log_file.open("w") as logf:
proc = subprocess.run(argv, env=env, stdout=logf, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
run_manifest["exit_code"] = proc.returncode
run_manifest["status"] = "ok" if proc.returncode == 0 else "failed"
(out_dir / "run.json").write_text(json.dumps(run_manifest, indent=2))
return run_manifest
def main(argv: list[str] | None = None) -> int:
p = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description="Workstation pretrain runner (continue-pretrain by default, "
"or pretrain-from-scratch with --from-scratch).")
p.add_argument("--ckpt", default=None,
help="Path to the input pretrain checkpoint. Required for continue-pretrain; "
"omit when --from-scratch is set.")
p.add_argument("--from-scratch", action="store_true",
help="Pretrain a fresh model on the corpus (no input ckpt; arch from "
"defaults_pretrain.json; vocab built by prepare_data). Requires "
"--pretrain-target-mode.")
p.add_argument("--resume", action="store_true",
help="Resume an interrupted pretrain run (crashed / Ctrl-C / OOM). "
"Restores everything from the ckpt: model weights, optimizer "
"state, scheduler_step, epoch, batch_idx, wandb_run_id. Schedule "
"shape (epochs / warmup_epochs / init/max/final_lr) is inherited "
"from the ckpt's saved_args; CLI overrides of schedule flags are "
"REJECTED in this mode. Without --resume (default), continue-pretrain "
"loads only model weights + optimizer momentum from the ckpt and "
"starts a fresh schedule from CLI/defaults_pretrain.json — use that "
"default mode when continue-pretraining on a new corpus / new "
"objective / extended training (the common case).")
p.add_argument("--pretrain-target-mode", choices=["vocab", "cmim", "hybrid"], default=None,
help="(--from-scratch only) which pretrain objective to use for the fresh "
"model: vocab (grover_base-style), cmim, or hybrid (vocab + contrast). "
"No default — must be set explicitly so the user makes an informed "
"choice about the head config.")
p.add_argument("--prepare-manifest", required=True,
help="Path to a prepare_data.json (must be mode=pretrain)")
p.add_argument("--out", required=True, help="Output run directory")
p.add_argument("--ckpt-validator-out", default=None,
help="Optional cached check_checkpoint.py JSON; computed if absent")
p.add_argument("--gpus", default=None,
help="Comma-separated GPU ids (e.g. '0,1'). Default: all visible")
p.add_argument("--dry-run", action="store_true",
help="Write run.json and print the command without executing")
# Training overrides — all default to None so we can distinguish user-given vs default-config.
for f, t in [("epochs", int), ("batch-size", int), ("init-lr", float), ("max-lr", float),
("final-lr", float), ("warmup-epochs", float), ("weight-decay", float),
("dropout", float), ("save-interval", int), ("seed", int),
("vocab-loss-weight", float), ("latent-dim", int),
("contrastive-temperature", float)]:
p.add_argument(f"--{f}", type=t, default=None)
# Optional W&B logging (pass-through to pretrain_ddp.py; off unless project is set).
p.add_argument("--wandb-project", type=str, default=None,
help="W&B project name. When set, pretrain_ddp.py logs train/val losses.")
p.add_argument("--wandb-run-name", type=str, default=None,
help="Optional W&B run name (only used when --wandb-project is set).")
args = p.parse_args(argv)
try:
manifest = run(args)
except (FileNotFoundError, ValueError, RuntimeError) as exc:
print(json.dumps({"ok": False, "errors": [f"{type(exc).__name__}: {exc}"]}, indent=2),
file=sys.stdout)
return 1
except Exception as exc: # noqa: BLE001
import traceback
print(traceback.format_exc(), file=sys.stderr)
print(json.dumps({"ok": False, "errors": [f"unhandled: {type(exc).__name__}: {exc}"]},
indent=2))
return 1
print(json.dumps({"ok": True, "manifest": manifest}, indent=2))
return 0 if manifest.get("status") != "failed" else 1
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())
Requirements and compatibility
Written for: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex
Works with: Claude Code, Claude apps, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Kiro, OpenCode, Goose, Amp, Roo Code, JetBrains Junie, Factory Droid, Devin (ex-Windsurf), Mistral Vibe, OpenHands, Letta
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- Publisher
- NVIDIA (Official)
- Source
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