kv: production runs an f16 KV cache on every platform, and a cross-host loop test

[glennneuber]

This PR makes f16 production's KV cache on every platform (ADR 0043), and records a cross-host test of KV precision and the flash-attention path against the think-on loops. gfx1151 measured its part and CUDA its own. Metal reported that MLX has no such knob, and added its GGUF runs. The loops come from the prompt, not the KV cache (ADR 0044, SPEC H25, and the kv-loop-check skill).

Why

• gfx1151 drifted to q8_0 for seven weeks. Production went to f16 by hand on 2026-08-03. The compose file still said q8_0, and every deploy from 2026-08-08 carried that forward, until it was found and fixed on 2026-09-26 (gate: production's KV cache back to f16 — it had drifted to q8_0 since 2026-08-08 #386). ADR 0005's per-model safety net never applied, because no model had an override.
• CUDA and Metal already run f16. On fold: upstream v0.34.4 — llama.cpp b11081, MLX 59d600b5, XGrammar 0.2.7 #375, both reported that their production sets no OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE, which gives the f16 default.
• q8_0 changes think-on results. In the v0.34.4 fold's think-on protocol on gfx1151, two qwen3.6 grounding cases never finished at 131072 under q8_0. Captured cold, the KV type moves the trajectory within a few hundred characters, and f16 makes the remaining loops start later: one qwen3.6 case from about token 14,650 to about 23,000. No cold case turns from a loop into a finish on f16 alone. (Corrected: this bullet first said one case finishes only with f16. Cold, it finishes under q8_0 too, in 17,626 tokens, and its loop in the protocol came from the run's state.)

What changes

• ADR 0043 sets the policy:

  • production runs f16 on every platform, set explicitly in every deploy source so that a copied argument list cannot carry an old value forward;
  • a quantized cache is opt-in per model or per request (ADR 0005's kv_cache_type);
  • test, bench and gate servers run f16 unless the test is about the KV type;
  • every promotion checks the KV type on the new container.

  ADR 0005's server-wide q8_0 default is marked superseded.

• tasks/kv-precision-think-loops.md holds the maintainer's question and the protocol. It compares KV {q8_0, f16, f32} against flash attention {on, off}, as cold captures of each host's looping cases. It has the gfx1151 results and sections for CUDA and Metal.

• Tools in vision-suite/:

  • thinkcap.py makes one cold capture with its thinking kept, and now records which case it captured;
  • kvloop.sh runs the arms on a docker host and logs the runner's --cache-type-k/v and --flash-attn flags;
  • kvloop_read.py reads out the loop profile and the suite's score.
  • cmp_scored.py shows which quality fields moved between two score files, test by test, and which side each move favours.

• ADR 0044 and SPEC H25 drop f32 with flash attention on from every KV test. It is f16, byte for byte: on gfx1151, 143,475 characters of qwen3.6 thinking; on CUDA, all six gemma4:26b pairs. fattn.cu converts f32 K/V to f16 before its kernels. f32 with flash attention off stays a precision diagnostic. One pair is re-checked when the llama.cpp pin moves. kvloop.sh now defaults to f16:1 f16:0 f32:0.

• The kv-loop-check skill (.claude/skills/) holds what is settled, the procedure and the traps, for any host's agent.

• Pointers: the per-model spec's "Recommended deployment", the vision-suite README and the fork table in README.md now point at ADR 0043. promptcap.py (prompt variants and card sampling) joins the suite.

One mechanism to know before reading f32 results. At b11081, CUDA's and HIP's flash attention convert an f32 K/V cache to f16 before their kernels run (fattn.cu). So f32 with flash attention on should reproduce f16 exactly, and only f32 with flash attention off makes the attention itself more precise.

Production's KV cache per platform (2026-09-28)

host	KV cache	how it is known
gfx1151 (amd-server)	f16, set explicitly	recreated with f16 on 2026-09-26 (#386), and deployed again with it at 0.34.4 on 2026-09-28 (#391). The deploy script checks the startup config, and every model load logs --cache-type-k f16 --cache-type-v f16. The compose file carries it too (MaxusAI/ollama-deployments 31923a9)
CUDA (ai-server/mlx-cuda)	f16, set explicitly	the 0.34.4 deploy on 2026-09-28 added OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE=f16. All 9 KV allocations in its post-deploy preflight are f16 (#390)
Metal (mlx-metal)	f16 for GGUF (the variable is unset); MLX has no KV knob	the Metal host on #375 and in the task doc. Setting the variable in its launchd agent is the maintainer's call

What the other hosts answered

• CUDA: ran kvloop.sh on gemma4:26b, on both builds, 24 captures (task doc, CUDA section).
  • f32 with flash attention on equals f16 in all six pairs.
  • No KV type or attention path reliably removes the loops.
• Metal: the MLX runner has no KV-type or attention knob.
  • On llama.cpp's Metal backend, the protocol's GGUF runs finish qwen3.6's bbox_contract_real_1img once, at 65536. That case loops on every gfx1151 path.
  • Other cases loop there instead (task doc, Metal section).
• Deploy sources (ADR 0043, decision 1): gfx1151 and CUDA set f16 explicitly. Metal is the maintainer's call.

gfx1151 results

Where the loop starts (estimated token), or how the case ends:

case	q8_0, FA on	f16, FA on	f16, FA off	f32, FA off
qwen3.6 bbox_contract_real_1img	loops from about 14,650 (byte-identical to the protocol's run)	loops from about 23,000	loops from about 7,800	loops from about 7,390
qwen3.6 bbox_contract_adv_real	finishes in 17,626 (the protocol's loop on it came from the run's state)	finishes in 12,120	—	—
gemma4:26b bbox_contract_real_1img	loops from about 3,290	loops from about 4,670	finishes in 5,800	loops from about 3,000

The reading:

• No KV type or attention path reliably turns a loop into a finish. One run of the eight on the two looping cases escaped, gemma4:26b with f16 and flash attention off. The more precise f32 with flash attention off loops on the same case.
• The start of each loop moves with the numerical path, in no consistent direction.
• The prompt sets the trap every time. Both loops ask for absolute pixel coordinates without the image size. On the same scene, qwen3.6 finishes every normalized-coordinate variant (adv_norm1 in 1,395 tokens).
• f16 stays production's setting for parity and headroom (ADR 0043).

f32 with flash attention on is byte-identical to f16 on gfx1151 too (ADR 0044).

The prompt and sampling check found the loop's trigger. It is the prompt's one unanswerable sentence: "give the size YOU used" after an internal resize the model cannot see.

	qwen3.6	gemma4:26b
greedy, size stated	finishes, but boxes in 0–1000 (2/6 as pixels)	finishes in 2,081 tokens; 6/6 pixel boxes
greedy, commit instruction	loops	finishes in 4,345 tokens; 6/6
card sampling (production), 3 runs	3/3 finish, mostly 0–1000 boxes	3/3 finish, 2 with correct pixel boxes

So the fix for these loops is the prompt. SPEC C1 (pin norm-1000) already says so, and qwen3.6 answers in 0–1000 whatever the prompt says. At production's sampling, none of the six runs loops.

The KV type against the fold's own change (the fold's think-on protocol, qwen3.6, greedy, full ladder). The fold2p arm has now finished under both KV types. Of the 25 tests that finish in both runs, the KV type moves the quality of 20: 12 toward f16 and 8 toward q8_0. The fold's structured-output change (fold against fold2p, both q8_0) moves 4. The largest moves go both ways: IoU 0.057 → 0.855 with f16 on bboxm_free_noanc_named, and 0.957 → 0.079 on bboxm_free_noanc_pos. adv_real finishes only under f16. So f16 is not a quality setting, and two arms or two hosts compare only at one KV type (ADR 0043, new consequence).

A second trap, multi_3img_anchored (#375 open item 8, GGUF leg on gfx1151, gemma4:26b, f16). The anchored prompt loops from about token 4,148 and re-derives image 1's height. With only its "size YOU used" sentence replaced, it finishes in 5,875 tokens (size) or 5,633 (commit), with every question right. The control, multi_3img, finishes in 3,616. Under q8_0 the same case finished in 8,331 tokens, so here f16 is the side that loops: the numerical path moves where a loop starts, in both directions, and the prompt sets the trap.

Verification

• The branch merges cleanly with main at 15e8e08eb. ADR numbers 0043 and 0044 and SPEC H25 are free there.
• check_source_paths.py --changed-since origin/main is clean.
• test_summarizers.py (including cmp_scored.py's tests) and test_rescore.py pass.
• kvloop_read.py reads every gfx1151 capture, including the older ones that have no capture block, and the multi-image captures.
• bash -n kvloop.sh is clean.

amd-server/rocm-gfx1151

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[glennneuber]

Metal: on MLX neither KV precision nor the attention path can be varied without a code change

Answering #387's asks for this host, from the fold's code at 29ae52351:

• KV precision is fixed on MLX. OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE and the per-request kv_cache_type are resolved in one place, resolveKVCacheType in llm/server.go, and only NewLlamaServer calls it. They become llama-server's --cache-type-k/v and nothing else. The MLX runner never receives a type: its KVCache allocates mlx.Zeros(keys.DType(), …) (mlxrunner/cache/kvcache.go), so the cache holds whatever dtype the model's projections produce.
• The attention path is fixed too. Every MLX text model calls nn.ScaledDotProductAttention, and both of its branches return mlx.FastScaledDotProductAttention, MLX's fused kernel (mlxrunner/nn/sdpa.go). There is no switch: the only OLLAMA_MLX_* variable in the tree is OLLAMA_MLX_DRAFT_UNDER_GRAMMAR.
• On MLX, drafting is what moves the loops, plus request history, per my comments on fold: upstream v0.34.4 — llama.cpp b11081, MLX 59d600b5, XGrammar 0.2.7 #375. KV precision and flash attention do not. Varying either would take a code change, not an environment variable.
• GGUF on llama.cpp's Metal backend does apply. The same llama-server takes --cache-type-k/v and --flash-attn, so the arms can run here. They need GPU time that this host's protocol campaign is using now, and that is the maintainer's call.
• Deploy source. This host's production is a launchd agent. Its EnvironmentVariables sets OLLAMA_MLX_DRAFT_UNDER_GRAMMAR=0 and, today, no OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE. It can hold one. Setting OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE=f16 explicitly, per ADR 0043, is a production change for the maintainer to make, and it affects only the GGUF models this server serves, not the MLX ones.

macbook-pro-m5-max-128GB/mlx-metal

[glennneuber]

CUDA: the next deploy sets f16 explicitly, and the kvloop test is queued

Decision 1, the deploy source. CUDA production (:11497) does not set OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE today. It runs the f16 default, and 12 of 12 KV allocations in its log read K (f16). The maintainer's decision: because it is already f16, the running container is not recreated for this alone. The v0.34.4 deploy sets OLLAMA_KV_CACHE_TYPE=f16 explicitly. That deploy, like every CUDA deploy, copies the live container by docker inspect rather than retyping its arguments, and adds this variable. If the live container ever carries a different value, it refuses rather than choose. This is recorded in the fold record (#375, open item 6).

The kvloop ask. It is queued on this host after the drafting probe, on the maintainer's word, so it lands later today.

• Model and cases: gemma4:26b-a4b-it-q4_K_M, with three cases:
  • multi_3img_anchored, which loops on the fold and finishes with 908;
  • bbox_contract_real_1img, the cross-host case, which loops and then stops at 131072 on both CUDA builds;
  • bbox_contract_box2d_1img, the 908 build's one loop.
• Builds: each case runs on both builds, with the tiling (the fold as shipped) and without it (the 908 image, whose sm_120a PTX equals the tested device-half library).
• Arms: f16:1 f16:0 f32:0 f32:1. I kept f16:1 as this run's own control, because the loop-rate table on fold: upstream v0.34.4 — llama.cpp b11081, MLX 59d600b5, XGrammar 0.2.7 #375 ran in-suite at the default OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL, while kvloop.sh captures cold at 2.
• Tool: your kvloop.sh at 117fa2d1b, with four host deviations, none of which touches the numerics:
  • GPU_ARGS="--gpus device=0", because this host has a second, older GPU that must stay out of it;
  • the port binds 127.0.0.1 only, not every interface;
  • --ipc host is dropped;
  • EXTRA_ENV carries this host's 16 GiB OLLAMA_GPU_OVERHEAD reserve.
• Results go into your CUDA section here, as kvloop_read.py output.

On your f32 note: CUDA's flash attention converts an f32 K/V cache to f16 before the kernels, so f32:1 should reproduce f16:1. That makes the pair a free check of the harness.

ai-server/mlx-cuda

[glennneuber]

CUDA (ai-server/mlx-cuda): kvloop on gemma4:26b-a4b-it-q4_K_M, both builds, all four arms

Setup:

• Tool: kvloop.sh at 0bbd5e67c, unmodified.
• Captures: cold, at OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL=2, single pass, in production's environment with only the two knobs changed. GPU0 only (sm_120).
• Builds: the fold as shipped (sync-0.34.4, b11081 with ce8caa6e6's FA tiling) and the 908 image (sync-0.34.4-908, the tiling reverted).
• Checks: the runner's --cache-type-k/v and --flash-attn flags match the arm on all 24 captures. No server log has an error.

Two byte-identities cut 24 captures down to 12 distinct trajectories.

• f32 with FA on reproduces f16 with FA on, byte for byte. Thinking and answer match on both builds and all three cases, as the doc predicts: CUDA's FA converts an f32 K/V cache to f16 before its kernels run.
• With FA off, the two builds are byte-identical, at both f16 and f32. 908 changes only FA's MMA tiling, so this is a positive control for the patch's scope, and for cold captures reproducing across containers.

case	fold, FA on (f16 = f32)	908, FA on (f16 = f32)	FA off, f16 (both builds)	FA off, f32 (both builds)
multi_3img_anchored	loops: all 57344, from ~token 2,105; second half 7/983	finishes: 3,882, valid JSON (production: 3,883)	finishes: 8,547, valid JSON	loops: all 57344, from ~token 4,117; second half 5/1521
bbox_contract_real_1img	loops: from ~3,455; 12/923	loops: from ~1,543; 8/1452	finishes: 3,340, valid JSON, 6/6 labels, hits_bestfit 6, hits_declared 1	finishes: 5,363, the same answer
bbox_contract_box2d_1img	finishes: 2,377, 6/6, IoU 0.973	loops: from ~4,247; 19/1367	finishes: 4,332, 6/6, IoU 0.962	finishes: 2,378, 6/6, IoU 0.962

• The loop counts per path are fold FA on 2/3, 908 FA on 2/3, f16 FA off 0/3 and f32 FA off 1/3. Each path is one fixed trajectory, not a draw. Whether that trajectory loops varies by case and path, and not with precision in one direction. The most precise path, f32 with FA off, loops on multi_3img_anchored, where f16 with FA off finishes. gfx1151 shows the same pattern on real_1img.
• real_1img with f16 and FA off escapes the same way on both hosts. All six boxes are right in the 0–1000 frame under a pixel declaration. gfx1151 finishes at 5,800 tokens, CUDA at 3,340.
• The FA-on columns agree with fold: upstream v0.34.4 — llama.cpp b11081, MLX 59d600b5, XGrammar 0.2.7 #375's in-suite loop-rate run. The tiling loops multi_3img_anchored, the revert moves the loop to box2d_1img, and real_1img loops on both builds.
• So on CUDA, as on gfx1151, no KV type or attention path reliably turns these cases into finishes. KV precision does nothing with FA on. FA off changes which case escapes, and it loops on one. Production's f16 with FA on stays the configuration the loop counts were measured on.

ai-server/mlx-cuda

[glennneuber]

ROCm: f32 with flash attention on is f16 on gfx1151 too, so the matrix drops it (ADR 0044, SPEC H25)

gfx1151's last KV arm is in. qwen3.6 bbox_contract_real_1img with f32 and flash attention on is byte-identical to f16 with flash attention on: 143,475 characters of thinking, looping to the same 57,344-token cap. Together with CUDA's six pairs, that settles it on both backends. fattn.cu converts f32 K/V to f16 before its kernels.

At the maintainer's request it is now recorded so no host spends a capture on it again (db2f6cbd7 on this PR):

• ADR 0044: no KV test on CUDA or HIP runs f32 with flash attention on. f32 with flash attention off stays a precision diagnostic, not a setting. When the llama.cpp pin moves, re-take one ARMS="f16:1 f32:1" pair and compare it byte for byte.
• SPEC H25: an arm the kernel cannot tell apart is not an arm. The runner's logged flags prove the arm, not the environment meant to set them.
• kv-loop-check skill (.claude/skills/): what is settled, the procedure, and the traps, for any host's agent.
• kvloop.sh now defaults to f16:1 f16:0 f32:0.

Still running here: the prompt and sampling check. So far on qwen3.6, stating the image size stops the loop, the card's sampling finishes, and "commit to one size" does not help. The f16 protocol pair is also running.

amd-server/rocm-gfx1151

[glennneuber]

ROCm: the prompt and sampling check. The loop's trigger is the prompt's unanswerable sentence

bbox_contract_real_1img on gfx1151: cold, f16, flash attention on, 24,576 tokens, ten captures by promptcap.py (now in the suite). The greedy original loops on both models.

	qwen3.6	gemma4:26b
greedy, size stated (it replaces "If you resized the image internally, give the size YOU used")	finishes (20,299 tokens), but its boxes are in its 0–1000 frame: 2/6 as pixels	finishes in 2,081 tokens: 6/6 pixel boxes, IoU 0.71, contract followed
greedy, commit ("choose your best estimate once … do not revisit it")	loops from about token 7,800	finishes in 4,345 tokens: 6/6, IoU 0.73
card sampling (production), 3 runs	3/3 finish; pixel boxes 1/6, 5/6 and 2/6	3/3 finish; 6/6 in two runs, 0–1000 in one

• Asking for a size the model cannot see is what traps think-on. Take that sentence out and gemma4 answers fast and correctly.
• qwen3.6 answers in 0–1000 whatever the prompt says, so SPEC C1 (pin norm-1000) is the rule for it. The spec now records this under "a real pin".
• At production's sampling, none of the six runs loops. The suite's greedy think-on is the worst case.

Recorded in 81e43b277: the task doc section, the bbox contract spec, and the kv-loop-check skill.

amd-server/rocm-gfx1151

[glennneuber]

ROCm: the KV type moves five times as many think-on tests as the fold's own change

This is the v0.34.4 fold's think-on protocol (#375) on gfx1151: qwen3.6, greedy (card:qwen3.6+temp0), full ladder to 131072. The arms are fold (the fold's single-pass structured output) and fold2p (OLLAMA_FORMAT_TWO_PASS=1). fold2p has now finished under both q8_0 and f16, so the KV type can be set beside the fold's own change. The comparison uses the new vision-suite/cmp_scored.py: quality fields only, over the tests that finished in both runs.

Derived from the generator output below, not generator output:

• The fold's change (fold → fold2p, both q8_0) moves the quality of 4 of 25 tests, 3 toward fold2p, and a label in 1 more.
• The KV type (q8_0 → f16, both fold2p) moves the quality of 20 of 25 tests, 12 toward f16 and 8 toward q8_0, and a label in 1 more. adv_real finishes only under f16. real_1img finishes in no run.

The largest moves go both ways. With f16, bboxm_free_noanc_named's IoU goes from 0.057 to 0.855, and bbox_contract_multi's from 0.202 to 0.931. With q8_0, bboxm_free_noanc_pos keeps 0.957 where f16 has 0.079, and bboxm_pin_noanc_pos keeps 0.952 where f16 has 0.325. A greedy qwen3.6 run reproduces cell for cell on this host (the v0.34.3 fold's control and candidate: 0 of 1009 cells differ), so these moves are effects, not noise.

What it means:

• f16 is not a quality setting. It is production's setting for parity and headroom (ADR 0043), and this measures the parity half.
• Two arms, or two hosts, compare only at one KV type. A KV mismatch moves more cells than the change under test. This is now in ADR 0043's consequences and in the kv-loop-check skill.
• For fold: upstream v0.34.4 — llama.cpp b11081, MLX 59d600b5, XGrammar 0.2.7 #375: the q8_0 pair stands as a pair, and the f16 pair compares within itself. Its fold arm is running now; I expect it at about 10:00–11:00 UTC.

Commit 97161e8 adds:

• the section in tasks/kv-precision-think-loops.md, with both outputs pasted verbatim;
• cmp_scored.py, which imports load and was_capped (SPEC H5), is listed in the README (H8) and is tested in test_summarizers.py;
• the ADR 0043 consequence;
• the skill bullet.

Generator output (cmp_scored.py)

The fold's change, both arms under q8_0 (A = fold, B = fold2p):

bbox_contract_box2d_1img: iou_anchor 0.633->0.892 B+; iou_declared 0.633->0.892 B+; self_check False->True
bbox_contract_positional_1img: iou_anchor 0.635->0.616 A+; iou_declared 0.635->0.616 A+
bboxm_free_noanc_pos: iou_declared 0.836->0.957 B+
bboxm_pin_anc_pos: iou_anchor 0.57->0.968 B+; iou_declared 0.57->0.968 B+
multi_3img: q4_bbox_space 'norm1000/xyxy'->'pixel/xyxy'
quality moves: 5 favour B, 2 favour A, 2 label changes (A = scores_r0344p_fold_1_qwen3_6_35b-a3b-q4_k_m_thinkon.json, B = scores_r0344p_fold2p_1_qwen3_6_35b-a3b-q4_k_m_thinkon.json)

The KV type, both runs in the fold2p arm (A = q8_0, B = f16):

bbox_contract: iou_declared 0.89->0.956 B+
bbox_contract_anchored: iou_anchor 0.938->0.6 A+; iou_declared 0.938->0.6 A+; self_check True->False
bbox_contract_anchored_1img: iou_anchor 0.757->0.648 A+; iou_declared 0.757->0.648 A+; self_check False->True
bbox_contract_box2d_1img: iou_anchor 0.892->0.967 B+; iou_declared 0.892->0.967 B+
bbox_contract_multi: bestfit_dialect 'real/xyxy'->'norm1000/xyxy'; contract_followed False->True B+; declaration_matches_boxes False->True B+; declared_ref [1920, 1080]->[1000, 1000]; declared_type 'real'->'norm1000'; hits_bestfit 3->6 B+; hits_declared 3->6 B+; implied_scale 0.838->None; iou_at_implied_scale 0.489->None; iou_declared 0.202->0.931 B+
bbox_contract_perobject: iou_declared 0.954->0.964 B+
bbox_contract_pinned: iou_declared 0.959->0.966 B+
bbox_contract_positional_1img: iou_anchor 0.616->0.968 B+; iou_declared 0.616->0.968 B+
bbox_contract_reasoning: bestfit_dialect 'norm1/xyxy'->'norm1000/xyxy'; declared_ref [1000, 600]->[1000, 1000]; declared_type 'norm1'->'norm1000'; iou_declared 0.55->0.676 B+
bboxm_free_anc_named: iou_anchor 0.964->0.949 A+; iou_declared 0.964->0.949 A+
bboxm_free_anc_pos: iou_anchor 0.951->0.97 B+; iou_declared 0.951->0.97 B+
bboxm_free_noanc_named: contract_followed False->True B+; declaration_matches_boxes False->True B+; declared_ref [1920, 1080]->[1000, 1000]; declared_type 'real'->'norm1000'; hits_declared 1->6 B+; iou_declared 0.057->0.855 B+
bboxm_free_noanc_pos: contract_followed True->False A+; declaration_matches_boxes True->False A+; hits_bestfit 6->1 A+; hits_declared 6->1 A+; iou_declared 0.957->0.079 A+
bboxm_pin_anc_named: iou_anchor 0.966->0.692 A+; iou_declared 0.966->0.692 A+; self_check True->False
bboxm_pin_anc_pos: iou_anchor 0.968->0.919 A+; iou_declared 0.968->0.919 A+
bboxm_pin_noanc_named: iou_declared 0.719->0.959 B+
bboxm_pin_noanc_pos: contract_followed True->False A+; declaration_matches_boxes True->False A+; hits_bestfit 6->3 A+; hits_declared 6->3 A+; iou_declared 0.952->0.325 A+
document_single: name_bbox_mean_iou 0.577->0.733 B+
multi_3img: q4_bbox_space 'pixel/xyxy'->'norm1000/xyxy'
multi_3img_anchored: q4_bbox_hit False->True B+; q4_bbox_space None->'norm1000/xyxy'
scene_single_anchored: bbox_mean_iou 0.057->0.039 A+
bbox_contract_adv_real: finished only in B
quality moves: 22 favour B, 21 favour A, 15 label changes (A = scores_r0344p_fold2p_1_qwen3_6_35b-a3b-q4_k_m_thinkon.json, B = scores_r0344pf16_fold2p_1_qwen3_6_35b-a3b-q4_k_m_thinkon.json)

amd-server/rocm-gfx1151

[glennneuber]

The maintainer merged #387 into main as 3823cacd7. It brings:

• ADR 0043 (production runs an f16 KV cache on every platform);
• ADR 0044 and SPEC H25 (f32 with flash attention on is f16; never a test arm);
• the KV-precision task record with all three hosts' results;
• the kv-loop-check skill;
• the vision-suite tools thinkcap.py, kvloop.sh, kvloop_read.py, promptcap.py and cmp_scored.py.

The macOS test and race jobs were still pending at the merge. The PR changes no Go or native file, and the same jobs passed on Linux and Windows.

amd-server/rocm-gfx1151