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Runs an end-to-end AMD Quark post-training quantization workflow for PyTorch / Hugging Face LLMs: inspect a Hub or local model, choose a quantization plan, create reproducible artifacts, request execution approval, and produce a quantized model. Applies to Llama, Qwen, Mistral, a
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Runs an end-to-end AMD Quark post-training quantization workflow for PyTorch / Hugging Face LLMs: inspect a Hub or local model, choose a quantization plan, create reproducible artifacts, request execution approval, and produce a quantized model. Applies to Llama, Qwen, Mistral, and similar transformer LLM requests involving FP8, INT4, or another Quark scheme. Does not handle .onnx model inputs or ONNX PTQ.
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Quark Torch PTQ
Purpose
Take a PyTorch / Hugging Face LLM from model identification through confirmed AMD Quark PTQ. Perform intake, planning, manifest generation, execution, and output verification as one self-contained workflow.
This skill stops at the quantized model. It does not accept .onnx model input,
train or fine-tune a model, or modify Quark package/source files.
Prerequisites
- Python 3.11 to 3.13, accelerator-matched PyTorch 2.2 or newer,
amd-quark[cli], anddatasets. - The required ROCm version and GPU architecture depend on the PyTorch build and selected quantization scheme. Record the actual runtime, GPU architecture (
gfx...fromgcnArchNameon AMD), host kernel, and driver, and verify support for the confirmed plan. - No container image is required. If running in a container, record its image name or digest when available and verify GPU device access.
- Inspect and preserve
HIP_VISIBLE_DEVICES,CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES,HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION,PYTORCH_ROCM_ARCH, andPYTORCH_HIP_ALLOC_CONF. Include any required changes to device visibility, architecture, or memory allocation in the confirmed plan.
Inputs
- Model source: a Hugging Face repository ID or local model directory.
- Output directory.
- Quantization intent: requested precision/scheme, target hardware, accuracy priority, and optional calibration settings.
- Optional environment facts: Python, PyTorch, accelerator, available memory,
installed
amd-quark, and Transformers versions.
Do not require pre-existing workflow artifacts. Create all artifacts in the user's working directory by following this skill's local references:
references/model-intake.mdreferences/quant-plan.mdreferences/environment.mdreferences/troubleshooting.md
Outputs
Produce these three artifacts before or during execution:
model_analysis.json, validated againstreferences/contracts/model_analysis.schema.json.quant_plan.json, validated againstreferences/contracts/quant_plan.schema.json.run_manifest.yaml, validated againstreferences/contracts/run_manifest.schema.json.
The quantized model and its configuration/tokenizer files are written under the confirmed output directory. Record actual files and the final status in the manifest.
Interaction Flow
Always complete the following four steps in order. Show concrete facts, artifacts, and commands. Stop at every checkpoint and wait for the user.
Step 1 — Model intake
- Confirm whether the model source is local or remote. For a local source,
resolve it to an absolute path and verify that the directory and
config.jsonexist. For a remote source, preserve the repository ID. - Follow
references/model-intake.md. Read configuration only; do not load model weights during intake. - Determine
model_type, architecture/loading hints, hidden-layer facts, multimodal or MoE signals, default exclusions, compatibility risks, and a defensible estimate of quantizable linear layers. - Write schema-valid
model_analysis.jsonand show its summary.
Checkpoint 1 — Confirm the model analysis
Ask the user to confirm or correct the model analysis.
Do not plan quantization until the user confirms.
Step 2 — Quantization plan
- Follow
references/quant-plan.mdand use the confirmed analysis plus the user's priorities. - Select and explain the global scheme, optional KV-cache scheme, per-pattern overrides, exclusions, algorithms, and calibration data.
- Treat scheme, algorithm, and model-template support as version-dependent.
Use the current installed Quark API or
quark-cli torch-llm-ptq --helpwhen a choice needs verification; do not rely on historical list sizes. - Show a decision table, write schema-valid
quant_plan.json, and setrequires_confirmation: trueuntil approved.
Checkpoint 2 — Confirm the quantization plan
Ask the user to confirm or adjust the complete plan.
After confirmation, update requires_confirmation to false. If the user
changes a decision, rewrite and revalidate the plan before continuing.
Step 3 — Manifest and execution confirmation
Use the public quark-cli torch-llm-ptq command installed by
amd-quark[cli]. Do not import its implementation module directly or locate,
copy, generate, or patch another PTQ runner.
Build an argument-array-safe command equivalent to:
quark-cli torch-llm-ptq \
--model_dir "<MODEL_OR_ABSOLUTE_LOCAL_PATH>" \
--output_dir "<ABSOLUTE_OUTPUT_PATH>" \
--quant_scheme "<SCHEME>" \
--num_calib_data "<N>" \
--seq_len "<LENGTH>" \
--device cuda \
--no_trust_remote_code
Add only confirmed options:
--dataset <NAME>and--batch_size <N>when the plan changed them from the CLI defaults.--kv_cache_dtype <SCHEME>for confirmed KV-cache quantization.- One
--layer_quant_scheme <PATTERN> <SCHEME>per override. --quant_algo <comma-separated-list>when required.--exclude_layers <patterns...>only when overriding template defaults.--multi_devicewhen its constraints are understood.--no_trust_remote_codeunless the user explicitly accepts executing remote model code. The CLI trusts remote code when this flag is omitted.--skip_evaluationwhen the requested scope ends strictly at model output.--evaluation_dataset <NAME>when evaluation is requested with a non-default CLI-supported dataset.
Resolve local model and output directories to absolute paths, then quote all
user-controlled paths and values. On ROCm, --device cuda is still the PyTorch
device spelling; use HIP_VISIBLE_DEVICES to pin a GPU when needed. Resolve
quark-cli from the same Python environment that provides amd-quark.
Write run_manifest.yaml with:
workflow: quark-torch-ptq- input and output paths;
- all four checkpoint reasons;
- an analyze step producing
model_analysis.json; - a plan step producing
quant_plan.json; - a generate step producing
run_manifest.yaml; - a run step containing the exact command and expected output directory.
Confirm the environment before showing the command, using
references/environment.md. A missing package or an accelerator-mismatched
PyTorch build should surface here, not after the execution gate.
Show the full command, destination, estimated resource needs, remote-code choice, and expected outputs.
Checkpoint 3 — Approve execution
Ask: “Shall I run this exact command?”
This is the execution gate. Do not create the output directory, download model weights, change the environment, or run PTQ without explicit approval such as “yes”, “run it”, or “execute”. A prior plan confirmation is not execution approval.
Step 4 — Execute and verify
Only after Checkpoint 3 approval:
- Create the output directory if needed.
- Run the exact confirmed
quark-clicommand. - Monitor output. On failure, stop; collect the command, exit status, full
error, versions, and resource state, then use
references/troubleshooting.md. Never retry blindly. - On success, inspect the output directory and report actual model shards, configuration/tokenizer files, size, format, and any requested metrics.
- Update
run_manifest.yamlwith the observed status and outputs without changing the recorded command.
Checkpoint 4 — Accept the verified result
Present the verified result and ask the user to accept it or request a bounded follow-up.
Do not claim success from exit status alone. If expected files are absent, report a partial/failed result and preserve diagnostics.
Recovery
- Missing or invalid artifact: regenerate it from the corresponding local reference and validate it against the local schema; do not invent fields around a validation error.
- Intake uncertainty: mark
analysis_statusaspartial, record a risk, and ask for the missing fact. Do not load weights merely to fill metadata. - Unsupported model type or scheme: report the installed Quark evidence and ask whether to change the plan. Do not patch the installed CLI.
- OOM or device failure: retain the failed manifest and propose the smallest plan change, such as fewer calibration samples, a shorter sequence length, or multi-device execution. Return to Checkpoint 2.
- Dependency or compatibility failure: show exact installed and required versions. Get confirmation before package changes, then return to Checkpoint 3 with a newly recorded command.
- User changes intent: return to the earliest affected checkpoint and preserve still-valid artifacts. Never bypass the execution confirmation.
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name: quark-torch-llm-ptq description: > Runs an end-to-end AMD Quark post-training quantization workflow for PyTorch / Hugging Face LLMs: inspect a Hub or local model, choose a quantization plan, create reproducible artifacts, request execution approval, and produce a quantized model. Applies to Llama, Qwen, Mistral, and similar transformer LLM requests involving FP8, INT4, or another Quark scheme. Does not handle .onnx model inputs or ONNX PTQ.
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--- name: quark-torch-llm-ptq description: > Runs an end-to-end AMD Quark post-training quantization workflow for PyTorch / Hugging Face LLMs: inspect a Hub or local model, choose a quantization plan, create reproducible artifacts, request execution approval, and produce a quantized model. Applies to Llama, Qwen, Mistral, and similar transformer LLM requests involving FP8, INT4, or another Quark scheme. Does not handle .onnx model inputs or ONNX PTQ. --- # Quark Torch PTQ ## Purpose Take a PyTorch / Hugging Face LLM from model identification through confirmed AMD Quark PTQ. Perform intake, planning, manifest generation, execution, and output verification as one self-contained workflow. This skill stops at the quantized model. It does not accept `.onnx` model input, train or fine-tune a model, or modify Quark package/source files. ## Prerequisites - Python 3.11 to 3.13, accelerator-matched PyTorch 2.2 or newer, `amd-quark[cli]`, and `datasets`. - The required ROCm version and GPU architecture depend on the PyTorch build and selected quantization scheme. Record the actual runtime, GPU architecture (`gfx...` from `gcnArchName` on AMD), host kernel, and driver, and verify support for the confirmed plan. - No container image is required. If running in a container, record its image name or digest when available and verify GPU device access. - Inspect and preserve `HIP_VISIBLE_DEVICES`, `CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES`, `HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION`, `PYTORCH_ROCM_ARCH`, and `PYTORCH_HIP_ALLOC_CONF`. Include any required changes to device visibility, architecture, or memory allocation in the confirmed plan. ## Inputs - Model source: a Hugging Face repository ID or local model directory. - Output directory. - Quantization intent: requested precision/scheme, target hardware, accuracy priority, and optional calibration settings. - Optional environment facts: Python, PyTorch, accelerator, available memory, installed `amd-quark`, and Transformers versions. Do not require pre-existing workflow artifacts. Create all artifacts in the user's working directory by following this skill's local references: - [`references/model-intake.md`](references/model-intake.md) - [`references/quant-plan.md`](references/quant-plan.md) - [`references/environment.md`](references/environment.md) - [`references/troubleshooting.md`](references/troubleshooting.md) ## Outputs Produce these three artifacts before or during execution: 1. `model_analysis.json`, validated against [`references/contracts/model_analysis.schema.json`](references/contracts/model_analysis.schema.json). 2. `quant_plan.json`, validated against [`references/contracts/quant_plan.schema.json`](references/contracts/quant_plan.schema.json). 3. `run_manifest.yaml`, validated against [`references/contracts/run_manifest.schema.json`](references/contracts/run_manifest.schema.json). The quantized model and its configuration/tokenizer files are written under the confirmed output directory. Record actual files and the final status in the manifest. ## Interaction Flow Always complete the following four steps in order. Show concrete facts, artifacts, and commands. Stop at every checkpoint and wait for the user. ### Step 1 — Model intake 1. Confirm whether the model source is local or remote. For a local source, resolve it to an absolute path and verify that the directory and `config.json` exist. For a remote source, preserve the repository ID. 2. Follow `references/model-intake.md`. Read configuration only; do not load model weights during intake. 3. Determine `model_type`, architecture/loading hints, hidden-layer facts, multimodal or MoE signals, default exclusions, compatibility risks, and a defensible estimate of quantizable linear layers. 4. Write schema-valid `model_analysis.json` and show its summary. #### Checkpoint 1 — Confirm the model analysis Ask the user to confirm or correct the model analysis. Do not plan quantization until the user confirms. ### Step 2 — Quantization plan 1. Follow `references/quant-plan.md` and use the confirmed analysis plus the user's priorities. 2. Select and explain the global scheme, optional KV-cache scheme, per-pattern overrides, exclusions, algorithms, and calibration data. 3. Treat scheme, algorithm, and model-template support as version-dependent. Use the current installed Quark API or `quark-cli torch-llm-ptq --help` when a choice needs verification; do not rely on historical list sizes. 4. Show a decision table, write schema-valid `quant_plan.json`, and set `requires_confirmation: true` until approved. #### Checkpoint 2 — Confirm the quantization plan Ask the user to confirm or adjust the complete plan. After confirmation, update `requires_confirmation` to `false`. If the user changes a decision, rewrite and revalidate the plan before continuing. ### Step 3 — Manifest and execution confirmation Use the public `quark-cli torch-llm-ptq` command installed by `amd-quark[cli]`. Do not import its implementation module directly or locate, copy, generate, or patch another PTQ runner. Build an argument-array-safe command equivalent to: ```bash quark-cli torch-llm-ptq \ --model_dir "<MODEL_OR_ABSOLUTE_LOCAL_PATH>" \ --output_dir "<ABSOLUTE_OUTPUT_PATH>" \ --quant_scheme "<SCHEME>" \ --num_calib_data "<N>" \ --seq_len "<LENGTH>" \ --device cuda \ --no_trust_remote_code ``` Add only confirmed options: - `--dataset <NAME>` and `--batch_size <N>` when the plan changed them from the CLI defaults. - `--kv_cache_dtype <SCHEME>` for confirmed KV-cache quantization. - One `--layer_quant_scheme <PATTERN> <SCHEME>` per override. - `--quant_algo <comma-separated-list>` when required. - `--exclude_layers <patterns...>` only when overriding template defaults. - `--multi_device` when its constraints are understood. - `--no_trust_remote_code` unless the user explicitly accepts executing remote model code. The CLI trusts remote code when this flag is omitted. - `--skip_evaluation` when the requested scope ends strictly at model output. - `--evaluation_dataset <NAME>` when evaluation is requested with a non-default CLI-supported dataset. Resolve local model and output directories to absolute paths, then quote all user-controlled paths and values. On ROCm, `--device cuda` is still the PyTorch device spelling; use `HIP_VISIBLE_DEVICES` to pin a GPU when needed. Resolve `quark-cli` from the same Python environment that provides `amd-quark`. Write `run_manifest.yaml` with: - `workflow: quark-torch-ptq` - input and output paths; - all four checkpoint reasons; - an analyze step producing `model_analysis.json`; - a plan step producing `quant_plan.json`; - a generate step producing `run_manifest.yaml`; - a run step containing the exact command and expected output directory. Confirm the environment before showing the command, using `references/environment.md`. A missing package or an accelerator-mismatched PyTorch build should surface here, not after the execution gate. Show the full command, destination, estimated resource needs, remote-code choice, and expected outputs. #### Checkpoint 3 — Approve execution Ask: “Shall I run this exact command?” This is the execution gate. Do not create the output directory, download model weights, change the environment, or run PTQ without explicit approval such as “yes”, “run it”, or “execute”. A prior plan confirmation is not execution approval. ### Step 4 — Execute and verify Only after Checkpoint 3 approval: 1. Create the output directory if needed. 2. Run the exact confirmed `quark-cli` command. 3. Monitor output. On failure, stop; collect the command, exit status, full error, versions, and resource state, then use `references/troubleshooting.md`. Never retry blindly. 4. On success, inspect the output directory and report actual model shards, configuration/tokenizer files, size, format, and any requested metrics. 5. Update `run_manifest.yaml` with the observed status and outputs without changing the recorded command. #### Checkpoint 4 — Accept the verified result Present the verified result and ask the user to accept it or request a bounded follow-up. Do not claim success from exit status alone. If expected files are absent, report a partial/failed result and preserve diagnostics. ## Recovery - Missing or invalid artifact: regenerate it from the corresponding local reference and validate it against the local schema; do not invent fields around a validation error. - Intake uncertainty: mark `analysis_status` as `partial`, record a risk, and ask for the missing fact. Do not load weights merely to fill metadata. - Unsupported model type or scheme: report the installed Quark evidence and ask whether to change the plan. Do not patch the installed CLI. - OOM or device failure: retain the failed manifest and propose the smallest plan change, such as fewer calibration samples, a shorter sequence length, or multi-device execution. Return to Checkpoint 2. - Dependency or compatibility failure: show exact installed and required versions. Get confirmation before package changes, then return to Checkpoint 3 with a newly recorded command. - User changes intent: return to the earliest affected checkpoint and preserve still-valid artifacts. Never bypass the execution confirmation.
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