Posts by Arthur Huang

GEAK V3: Agent-Driven, Repository-Level GPU Kernel Optimization across HIP, Triton, and FlyDSL on AMD GPUs

In the ever-evolving world of GPU computing, optimizing kernels for performance and efficiency is a critical challenge. Hand-tuning kernels demands deep technical expertise and manual iteration. In this blog, you will read about how GEAK v3, the latest iteration of the agent-driven framework, tackles this problem using enhanced features such as task planning, test-harness discovery, patch-based handling of multi-file kernels, dynamic memory system and expert knowledge database. Our results show improvements across three kernel languages (HIP, Triton, and FlyDSL) and both CDNA and RDNA GPUs.

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GEAK Agent-Driven Optimization of the DeepSeekV4 MLA Kernel

Optimizing LLM inference kernels requires more than a single kernel rewrite. Developers need to migrate reference implementations, analyze profiling results, validate correctness, and iterate quickly across different workload shapes. In this blog, we use DeepSeekV4 MLA as a case study to show how GEAK automates this workflow, from PyTorch-to-Triton migration to kernel-level optimization and SGLang end-to-end(E2E) validation on AMD GPUs.

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