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feat(moe): MoE extraction on mmap-backed GGUF layouts (RM-1462) - #136
Implements RM-1462: MoE list_experts / extract_expert now work for memory-mapped GGUF layouts without loading the full file into a Vec<u8>.
Add GgufTensorAccess (src/gguf/access.rs) so GgufLayout and GgufLayoutMmap share path, tensor directory, and payload-byte access.
Refactor MoE extraction to list_experts_from / extract_expert_from over that trait; existing list_experts / extract_expert (&GgufLayout) remain unchanged for API compatibility.
With the mmap feature, list_experts_mmap / extract_expert_mmap are thin aliases for mmap layouts.
Copy policy: returned RawTensor::bytes are always owned Vec<u8> (mmap sources are borrowed only during the call).
Integration test mmap_moe_extraction_matches_owned_stacked_and_per_expert asserts owned vs mmap parity for stacked and per-expert fixtures.
directory_matches
Reviewed GgufLayoutMmap::directory_matches against the issue description and existing tests (mmap_directory_matches_rejects_different_tensor_names, etc.). It already compares alignment, tensor-data offset, architecture, tensor count, and per-tensor name/dims/dtype/length/offsets. No code change was required.
Expert payloads are still cloned on return; zero-copy expert views would be a separate API decision.
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Summary by cubic
Adds MoE expert listing and extraction for mmap-backed GGUF layouts, so downstream consumers no longer need to copy the whole file into a Vec<u8> to read expert weights.
Introduces GgufTensorAccess so GgufLayout and GgufLayoutMmap share tensor-directory, path, and payload access.
Refactors MoE extraction into list_experts_from / extract_expert_from over that trait; the existing list_experts / extract_expert (&GgufLayout) and new *_mmap aliases (with the mmap feature) reuse the same parsing.
Returned expert payloads are always owned Vec<u8>; mmap memory is borrowed only during the call.
directory_matches already compares tensor names, dims, dtypes, lengths, and offsets, so no change was needed there.
Adds an integration test asserting owned/mmap parity on stacked and per-expert fixtures.
Written for commit 396cba8. Summary will update on new commits.
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Enable MoE expert extraction from memory-mapped GGUF files
What Changed
List and extract MoE experts directly from memory-mapped GGUF checkpoints without loading the entire file into a byte buffer.
Support stacked and per-expert tensor layouts, with results matching extraction from owned checkpoints.
Return expert payloads as owned buffers that can be used independently of the mapped file.
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✅ MoE analysis on memory-mapped GGUF files ✅ No full-file byte-buffer copy for MoE analysis ✅ Consistent expert results across owned and mapped checkpoints
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New Features
MoE expert discovery and weight extraction now work with both standard and memory-mapped GGUF checkpoints.
Extracted weights are returned in owned buffers, including when read from memory-mapped files.
Added support for shared expert discovery and extraction APIs across stacked and per-expert tensor layouts.
Bug Fixes
Verified that expert listings and extracted gate weights match between standard and memory-mapped readers.
Add GgufTensorAccess so list_experts/extract_expert share one implementation
across GgufLayout and GgufLayoutMmap. New list_experts_from and
extract_expert_from entry points (plus *_mmap aliases) keep existing
&GgufLayout signatures unchanged. Tests assert owned/mmap parity on
stacked and per-expert fixtures.
Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com>
MoE expert listing and extraction now work with owned and mmap-backed GGUF layouts through a shared tensor-access interface. Public APIs include generic helpers and feature-gated mmap aliases. Integration tests compare results for stacked and per-expert tensors.
GgufTensorAccess exposes the GGUF path, tensor directory, and borrowed payload bytes. Implementations cover owned layouts and, when enabled, mmap-backed layouts.
Generic MoE listing and extraction src/analysis/moe/extract.rs, src/analysis/moe/mod.rs, src/checkpoint/open.rs, src/gguf/map.rs, src/lib.rs
Listing and extraction use GgufTensorAccess. Owned-layout wrappers remain, and feature-gated mmap aliases are exposed. Extracted payloads are copied into owned buffers.
Owned and mmap parity checks tests/mmap_gguf.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Integration tests compare expert discovery and gate extraction for stacked and per-expert tensors. The changelog documents the support.
This change lets MoE expert listing and extraction work on mmap-backed GGUF files while the existing owned-layout APIs stay unchanged. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found, and the new parity test covers stacked and per-expert layouts.
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This PR adds the GgufTensorAccess trait and refactors MoE extraction to work over both owned GgufLayout and mmap-backed GgufLayoutMmap, which is a sound approach. The implementation correctly clones tensor bytes into owned Vec<u8> on return, the slice boundary arithmetic is properly overflow-checked, and the integration test covers both stacked and per-expert naming conventions.
Three issues require attention before merge:
Silent expert drop in record_expert_pairs — a tensor that matches the stacked-name pattern but has rank < 2 causes the function to return early, silently skipping the tensor entirely. list_experts reports zero pairs with no diagnostic, which is a misleading result.
#[cfg]-before-doc-comment on list_experts_mmap and extract_expert_mmap — placing #[cfg(feature = "mmap")] before /// doc lines makes those doc comments conditionally compiled away. The standard ordering is doc comment first, then #[cfg].
Integration test does not verify slice correctness — mmap_moe_extraction_matches_owned_stacked_and_per_expert asserts that owned and mmap paths agree, but never checks that each extracted expert contains the expected values. A bug that returns the same (wrong) expert for every index would pass silently.
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🛑 Logic Error: When parse_stacked_name matches (tensor is named as a stacked expert) but stacked_expert_count returns None (rank < 2), the function silently returns without inserting any pairs and without falling through to per-expert name parsing. A tensor named blk.0.ffn_gate_exps.weight with only one dimension is silently ignored — list_experts reports zero pairs with no error, so callers have no way to know an expert tensor exists but is malformed. Either propagate this as an error or remove the early return so per-expert parsing can serve as a fallback.
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🛑 Logic Error: The #[cfg(feature = "mmap")] attribute is placed before the doc comment (///), which means the doc comment is also conditionally compiled. In Rust, outer attributes apply to the item that follows them — placing #[cfg] before a /// doc comment is non-standard; the standard pattern is /// comments first, then #[cfg]. More critically, if another tool or rustdoc processes these without the mmap feature, the doc string disappears entirely. The same issue applies to extract_expert_mmap at line 122.
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#[cfg(feature = "mmap")]
/// Enumerate MoE `(block, expert)` pairs from a memory-mapped layout.
///
/// Identical to [`list_experts_from`] on [`crate::GgufLayoutMmap`].
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🛑 Logic Error: The test verifies that owned and mmap extraction return the same bytes, but never verifies that the extracted bytes are actually the correct expert's slice. A regression that always returns expert 0's data (or any fixed slice) would pass this test as long as both paths return the same wrong slice. Add a content assertion such as checking that the extracted bytes decode to the expected (e as f32) + 0.1 values to catch slice-offset bugs.
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CHANGELOG.md
src/analysis/moe/extract.rs
src/analysis/moe/mod.rs
src/checkpoint/open.rs
src/gguf/access.rs
src/gguf/map.rs
src/gguf/mod.rs
src/lib.rs
tests/mmap_gguf.rs
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1. A parsed zero-byte stacked tensor can have a huge last dimension, and this helper expands every index into the set, exhausting time and memory despite having no payload.
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<file name="tests/mmap_gguf.rs">
<violation number="1" location="tests/mmap_gguf.rs:484">
P2: Both per-expert fixtures contain identical bytes, so expert 1 can incorrectly return expert 0 while this test still passes. Give each expert distinct payloads and assert the selected bytes or `source_name`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/lib.rs">
<violation number="1" location="src/lib.rs:73">
P3: The crate docs link [`load_gguf_mmap`], which does not exist without the `mmap` feature, so default-feature `cargo doc` emits a broken-intra-doc-link warning. Write the mmap reference as plain code (`load_gguf_mmap`) or gate that sentence with a doc `cfg` note.</violation>
</file>
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P2: Both per-expert fixtures contain identical bytes, so expert 1 can incorrectly return expert 0 while this test still passes. Give each expert distinct payloads and assert the selected bytes or source_name.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At tests/mmap_gguf.rs, line 484:
<comment>Both per-expert fixtures contain identical bytes, so expert 1 can incorrectly return expert 0 while this test still passes. Give each expert distinct payloads and assert the selected bytes or `source_name`.</comment>
<file context>
@@ -417,3 +418,94 @@ impl Drop for TempGuard {
+ name: "blk.0.ffn_gate.0.weight",
+ dims: vec![4],
+ ggml_type: GGML_F32,
+ payload: per_gate.clone(),
+ },
+ TensorSpec {
</file context>
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P3: The crate docs link [load_gguf_mmap], which does not exist without the mmap feature, so default-feature cargo doc emits a broken-intra-doc-link warning. Write the mmap reference as plain code (load_gguf_mmap) or gate that sentence with a doc cfg note.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At src/lib.rs, line 73:
<comment>The crate docs link [`load_gguf_mmap`], which does not exist without the `mmap` feature, so default-feature `cargo doc` emits a broken-intra-doc-link warning. Write the mmap reference as plain code (`load_gguf_mmap`) or gate that sentence with a doc `cfg` note.</comment>
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@@ -69,7 +69,10 @@
//! MoE expert analysis (GGUF-specific) uses the canonical
-//! [`analysis::moe`] path:
+//! [`analysis::moe`] path. Owned loads use [`load_gguf`]; with the
+//! `mmap` feature, [`load_gguf_mmap`] plus [`analysis::moe::list_experts_from`]
+//! / [`analysis::moe::extract_expert_from`] avoid copying the file into a
+//! `Vec<u8>` (payloads are still cloned into owned expert buffers).
</file context>
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//! `mmap` feature, [`load_gguf_mmap`] plus [`analysis::moe::list_experts_from`]
//! `mmap` feature, `load_gguf_mmap` plus [`analysis::moe::list_experts_from`]
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Implements RM-1462: MoE
list_experts/extract_expertnow work for memory-mapped GGUF layouts without loading the full file into aVec<u8>.GgufTensorAccess(src/gguf/access.rs) soGgufLayoutandGgufLayoutMmapshare path, tensor directory, and payload-byte access.list_experts_from/extract_expert_fromover that trait; existinglist_experts/extract_expert(&GgufLayout) remain unchanged for API compatibility.mmapfeature,list_experts_mmap/extract_expert_mmapare thin aliases for mmap layouts.RawTensor::bytesare always ownedVec<u8>(mmap sources are borrowed only during the call).mmap_moe_extraction_matches_owned_stacked_and_per_expertasserts owned vs mmap parity for stacked and per-expert fixtures.directory_matchesReviewed
GgufLayoutMmap::directory_matchesagainst the issue description and existing tests (mmap_directory_matches_rejects_different_tensor_names, etc.). It already compares alignment, tensor-data offset, architecture, tensor count, and per-tensor name/dims/dtype/length/offsets. No code change was required.Testing
cargo fmtcargo clippy --all-features --all-targets --locked -- -D warningscargo test --all-features --lockedUnresolved / follow-up
Summary by cubic
Adds MoE expert listing and extraction for mmap-backed GGUF layouts, so downstream consumers no longer need to copy the whole file into a
Vec<u8>to read expert weights.GgufTensorAccesssoGgufLayoutandGgufLayoutMmapshare tensor-directory, path, and payload access.list_experts_from/extract_expert_fromover that trait; the existinglist_experts/extract_expert(&GgufLayout) and new*_mmapaliases (with themmapfeature) reuse the same parsing.Vec<u8>; mmap memory is borrowed only during the call.directory_matchesalready compares tensor names, dims, dtypes, lengths, and offsets, so no change was needed there.Written for commit 396cba8. Summary will update on new commits.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Enable MoE expert extraction from memory-mapped GGUF files
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✅ MoE analysis on memory-mapped GGUF files✅ No full-file byte-buffer copy for MoE analysis✅ Consistent expert results across owned and mapped checkpoints💡 Usage Guide
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