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Create a CUDA-to-XPU migration assessment for an existing AI repo. Identify CUDA-specific assumptions, route to the right XPU skills, produce a migration report. Use when the user has a CUDA repo, notebook, Dockerfile, launch script, HF / vLLM / SGLang workload, or Triton kernel and asks to migrate it to Intel Arc / Arc Pro / Battlemage / XPU — including "convert this to XPU" / "move it to XPU" and the bare "migrate this repo" request where scope is not yet set. A request that says "port" routes to xpu-port. Plans and routes only. Not for executing an already-scoped rewrite (use xpu-port), running migrated code, or measuring it.

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cuda-to-xpu-migration

Create a migration assessment for CUDA-oriented repos that want an Intel XPU path.

Scope

This skill is for assessment and planning only.

Identify CUDA-specific assumptions and likely migration surfaces.
Reuse existing skills for code translation, runtime setup, serving, profiling, and sizing.
Produce a clean migration report with recommended edits, blockers, and next steps.
Do not execute or validate migrated code.
Do not duplicate detailed commands or framework runbooks that are already covered by other skills.

Always assess; route forward once

This skill assesses the workflow verbs — "assess", "migrate", "convert", "move" — with the same read-only pass: inventory, classify, report. A request that says "port" (or otherwise names the rewrite explicitly) belongs to xpu-port, not here; route it there. For the workflow verbs, do not bounce the request away before the report exists: a mis-routed execution request costs one cheap read-only assessment, while the reverse mis-route would rewrite a user's repo unasked.

The report's Next steps (with the "Non-namespace CUDA surfaces → Route" table) is the single onward-routing authority. It names the executor for each surface — xpu-port for portable Python, xpu-deploy-plan for API-first / serving repos, container and runtime skills per tier. Routing flows one way, assess → execute; nothing here routes backward.

Use with

xpu-discover for an XPU environment / driver preflight check before recommending a migration target.
xpu-runtime-preflight for a read-only go/no-go check of host/container XPU readiness (drivers, /dev/dri, permissions, runtime, and essentials) before any XPU workload.
torch-xpu-run for PyTorch / Transformers CUDA-to-XPU code translation guidance.
xpu-container-run for container runtime setup on Intel GPU.
vllm-xpu-run for vLLM launch and runtime guidance.
sglang-xpu-run for SGLang launch and runtime guidance.
model-can-it-fit and model-config-recommend for fit and config decisions.
xpu-deploy-plan for a coordinated end-to-end serving plan (preflight → fit → config → launch → smoke test) once the assessment routes an API-first / serving-stack repo to a local XPU endpoint.

Migration flow

Inventory
- If the request is a git URL (not a local path), shallow-clone it to a stated scratch location first (e.g. git clone --depth 1 <url> /tmp/<repo>-assess) and assess that path. State the clone target before scanning — do not assess a URL from memory.
- If the user's request does not include a repo path, search the local workspace for the relevant scripts or repo (e.g. find ~/workspace -name "*.sh" -path "*vllm*"). State which path you are assessing before running the scan — do not silently assume a location.
- Run scripts/inventory.sh from the target repo root to surface CUDA/NVIDIA references and common launch/runtime surfaces.
- Group findings by area: framework code, runtime/container, serving stack, Triton kernels, and CUDA-native dependencies.
- Notebooks: inventory.sh greps .ipynb files as text, so CUDA references in notebook cells are surfaced. Notebook code cells are not directly rewritable: for a notebook-heavy repo, flag that code cells need extraction to .py (or hand-porting) before the port executes, and note it under "Needs version-aware review".
Classify
- Safe translation candidates: portable PyTorch / Transformers code.
- Runtime changes: container flags, environment variables, launch scripts.
- Version-sensitive changes: vLLM / SGLang internals and plugin code.
- Likely blockers: CUDA extensions, CuPy, NCCL, TensorRT, flash-attn, bitsandbytes, cuBLAS / CUTLASS / cuTENSOR / cuSPARSE / cuDNN consumers, custom .cu / .cuh code.
- Cloud-API / provider references (not CUDA): many "NVIDIA" hits are HTTP-client calls, not local GPU code — NVIDIA NIM (integrate.api.nvidia.com, langchain-nvidia-ai-endpoints, build.nvidia.com), or unrelated cloud services (ElevenLabs, OpenAI). These do not need a CUDA port. Classify them as: provider swap (retarget a local vLLM-XPU / SGLang-XPU OpenAI-compatible endpoint and change the api_base / model name — no Python rewrite) or unaffected (GPU-agnostic cloud dependency, e.g. a TTS API). Do not count these toward the CUDA migration surface — the pdf-to-podcast blueprint had ~170 grep hits at the time of assessment (upstream is unpinned, so the exact count drifts) and zero actual CUDA code.
Route
- For XPU environment / driver preflight, use xpu-discover.
- For PyTorch / Transformers code translation, use torch-xpu-run.
- For container changes, use xpu-container-run.
- For vLLM / SGLang serving paths, use vllm-xpu-run or sglang-xpu-run.
- For deployment and capacity planning, use model-can-it-fit, and model-config-recommend.
- For non-namespace CUDA constructs, route per the per-construct guidance in the "Non-namespace CUDA surfaces" section of templates/migration_report.md: torch.compile and pin_memory → xpu-port (execution) / torch-xpu-run (reference); ProfilerActivity.CUDA → torch-xpu-profile; set_float32_matmul_precision / TF32 toggles → delete (no-op on XPU).
Report
- When ready to write the final assessment, read templates/migration_report.md and fill it in.
- The verdict line, copied verbatim from the template, must appear as the first line of your final message — Migration result: <COMPLETE | PARTIAL | BLOCKED>. Keep the literal prefix Migration result: intact — do not abbreviate it to Result:, and do not fold it into a heading (e.g. ## Migration Assessment followed by **Result: PARTIAL**). If you save the report to a file, do that step first, then make the verdict line the opening of the closing message — do not lead with the report and trail off in a paraphrased summary that drops the line. It is the headline of the assessment and the marker a reader uses to confirm an assessment — not a refusal — was produced.
- Summarize what appears directly portable, what needs version-aware review, and what is blocked on CUDA-native components.
- Recommend the next skill(s) to use for each category.

Migration tiers

Tier	Surface	Action
1	PyTorch / HF / Diffusers Python	Route to torch-xpu-run for code translation guidance.
2	Docker / shell / benchmark scripts	Route to xpu-container-run for runtime/container guidance.
3	vLLM / SGLang launch scripts	Route to vllm-xpu-run / sglang-xpu-run.
4	Triton kernels	Check whether equivalent kernels already exist in the `intel/intel-xpu-backend-for-triton` repo. If a matching kernel exists, plan to reuse it; otherwise flag for XPU review and correctness/perf follow-up.
5	CUDA-native libraries and custom ops	Mark as blockers or redesign candidates; do not claim mechanical migration.

CUDA-native blockers and routes

Component	Why it blocks	Route
CUDA C++ / `.cu` custom op	CUDA kernels do not run on XPU directly.	Replace with torch native ops, Triton XPU, SYCL/oneAPI extension, or fallback path.
CuPy	CUDA array runtime.	Replace with torch, NumPy CPU fallback, dpctl/SYCL path, or isolate.
NCCL	NVIDIA collective library.	Use XPU distributed guidance from the appropriate runtime skill.
TensorRT	NVIDIA inference runtime.	Route to vLLM-XPU, SGLang-XPU, OpenVINO, or PyTorch XPU depending on target.
flash-attn	CUDA-specific optimized attention package.	Use runtime-native attention backend or fallback recommended by the runtime skill.
bitsandbytes	CUDA-centric quantization/runtime kernels.	Route to an XPU-supported quantized path or alternative checkpoint/runtime.
cuBLAS / CUTLASS / cuTENSOR / cuSPARSE / cuDNN	NVIDIA-only compute libraries (GEMM, attention building blocks, sparse ops, DNN primitives).	Replace with torch native ops on XPU (oneDNN-backed), oneMKL, or rewrite via Triton XPU / SYCL.
CUDA Graphs	CUDA execution feature.	Disable, replace, or branch only if the current XPU runtime supports the path.

Files in this skill

scripts/inventory.sh — read-only CUDA/NVIDIA inventory scan; run from the target repo root.
templates/migration_report.md — final report template; load only when writing the migration report.

What this skill does NOT cover

Executing or validating migrated code.
Repeating detailed code-translation tables already covered by torch-xpu-run.
Repeating detailed container command guidance already covered by xpu-container-run.
Claiming feature parity for NVIDIA-only libraries.

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name: cuda-to-xpu-migration
description: Create a CUDA-to-XPU migration assessment for an existing AI repo. Identify CUDA-specific assumptions, route to the right XPU skills, produce a migration report. Use when the user has a CUDA repo, notebook, Dockerfile, launch script, HF / vLLM / SGLang workload, or Triton kernel and asks to migrate it to Intel Arc / Arc Pro / Battlemage / XPU — including "convert this to XPU" / "move it to XPU" and the bare "migrate this repo" request where scope is not yet set. A request that says "port" routes to xpu-port. Plans and routes only. Not for executing an already-scoped rewrite (use xpu-port), running migrated code, or measuring it.

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---
name: cuda-to-xpu-migration
description: Create a CUDA-to-XPU migration assessment for an existing AI repo. Identify CUDA-specific assumptions, route to the right XPU skills, produce a migration report. Use when the user has a CUDA repo, notebook, Dockerfile, launch script, HF / vLLM / SGLang workload, or Triton kernel and asks to migrate it to Intel Arc / Arc Pro / Battlemage / XPU — including "convert this to XPU" / "move it to XPU" and the bare "migrate this repo" request where scope is not yet set. A request that says "port" routes to xpu-port. Plans and routes only. Not for executing an already-scoped rewrite (use xpu-port), running migrated code, or measuring it.
---

# cuda-to-xpu-migration

Create a migration assessment for CUDA-oriented repos that want an Intel XPU path.

## Scope

This skill is for assessment and planning only.

- Identify CUDA-specific assumptions and likely migration surfaces.
- Reuse existing skills for code translation, runtime setup, serving, profiling, and sizing.
- Produce a clean migration report with recommended edits, blockers, and next steps.
- Do not execute or validate migrated code.
- Do not duplicate detailed commands or framework runbooks that are already covered by other skills.

## Always assess; route forward once

This skill assesses the workflow verbs — "assess", "migrate",
"convert", "move" — with the same read-only pass: inventory,
classify, report. A request that says "port" (or otherwise names
the rewrite explicitly) belongs to **xpu-port**, not here; route
it there. For the workflow verbs, do not bounce the request away
before the report exists: a mis-routed execution request costs
one cheap read-only assessment, while the reverse mis-route would
rewrite a user's repo unasked.

The report's **Next steps** (with the "Non-namespace CUDA
surfaces → Route" table) is the single onward-routing authority.
It names the executor for each surface — **xpu-port** for
portable Python, **xpu-deploy-plan** for API-first / serving
repos, container and runtime skills per tier. Routing flows one
way, assess → execute; nothing here routes backward.

## Use with

- **xpu-discover** for an XPU environment / driver preflight check before recommending a migration target.
- **xpu-runtime-preflight** for a read-only go/no-go check of host/container XPU readiness (drivers, /dev/dri, permissions, runtime, and essentials) before any XPU workload.
- **torch-xpu-run** for PyTorch / Transformers CUDA-to-XPU code translation guidance.
- **xpu-container-run** for container runtime setup on Intel GPU.
- **vllm-xpu-run** for vLLM launch and runtime guidance.
- **sglang-xpu-run** for SGLang launch and runtime guidance.
- **model-can-it-fit** and **model-config-recommend** for fit and config decisions.
- **xpu-deploy-plan** for a coordinated end-to-end serving plan (preflight → fit → config → launch → smoke test) once the assessment routes an API-first / serving-stack repo to a local XPU endpoint.

## Migration flow

1. **Inventory**
- If the request is a **git URL** (not a local path), shallow-clone it to a stated scratch location first (e.g. `git clone --depth 1 <url> /tmp/<repo>-assess`) and assess that path. State the clone target before scanning — do not assess a URL from memory.
- If the user's request does not include a repo path, search the local workspace for the relevant scripts or repo (e.g. `find ~/workspace -name "*.sh" -path "*vllm*"`). State which path you are assessing before running the scan — do not silently assume a location.
- Run `scripts/inventory.sh` from the target repo root to surface CUDA/NVIDIA references and common launch/runtime surfaces.
- Group findings by area: framework code, runtime/container, serving stack, Triton kernels, and CUDA-native dependencies.
- **Notebooks:** `inventory.sh` greps `.ipynb` files as text, so CUDA references in notebook cells are surfaced. Notebook code cells are not directly rewritable: for a notebook-heavy repo, flag that code cells need extraction to `.py` (or hand-porting) before the port executes, and note it under "Needs version-aware review".

2. **Classify**
- Safe translation candidates: portable PyTorch / Transformers code.
- Runtime changes: container flags, environment variables, launch scripts.
- Version-sensitive changes: vLLM / SGLang internals and plugin code.
- Likely blockers: CUDA extensions, CuPy, NCCL, TensorRT, flash-attn, bitsandbytes, cuBLAS / CUTLASS / cuTENSOR / cuSPARSE / cuDNN consumers, custom `.cu` / `.cuh` code.
- **Cloud-API / provider references (not CUDA):** many "NVIDIA" hits are HTTP-client calls, not local GPU code — NVIDIA NIM (`integrate.api.nvidia.com`, `langchain-nvidia-ai-endpoints`, `build.nvidia.com`), or unrelated cloud services (ElevenLabs, OpenAI). These do **not** need a CUDA port. Classify them as: **provider swap** (retarget a local vLLM-XPU / SGLang-XPU OpenAI-compatible endpoint and change the `api_base` / model name — no Python rewrite) or **unaffected** (GPU-agnostic cloud dependency, e.g. a TTS API). Do not count these toward the CUDA migration surface — the pdf-to-podcast blueprint had ~170 grep hits at the time of assessment (upstream is unpinned, so the exact count drifts) and zero actual CUDA code.

3. **Route**
- For XPU environment / driver preflight, use **xpu-discover**.
- For PyTorch / Transformers code translation, use **torch-xpu-run**.
- For container changes, use **xpu-container-run**.
- For vLLM / SGLang serving paths, use **vllm-xpu-run** or **sglang-xpu-run**.
- For deployment and capacity planning, use **model-can-it-fit**, and **model-config-recommend**.
- For non-namespace CUDA constructs, route per the per-construct guidance in the "Non-namespace CUDA surfaces" section of `templates/migration_report.md`: `torch.compile` and `pin_memory` → **xpu-port** (execution) / **torch-xpu-run** (reference); `ProfilerActivity.CUDA` → **torch-xpu-profile**; `set_float32_matmul_precision` / TF32 toggles → delete (no-op on XPU).

4. **Report**
- When ready to write the final assessment, read `templates/migration_report.md` and fill it in.
- The verdict line, copied verbatim from the template, must appear as the **first line of your final message** — `Migration result: <COMPLETE | PARTIAL | BLOCKED>`. Keep the literal prefix `Migration result:` intact — do not abbreviate it to `Result:`, and do not fold it into a heading (e.g. `## Migration Assessment` followed by `**Result: PARTIAL**`). If you save the report to a file, do that step **first**, then make the verdict line the opening of the closing message — do not lead with the report and trail off in a paraphrased summary that drops the line. It is the headline of the assessment and the marker a reader uses to confirm an assessment — not a refusal — was produced.
- Summarize what appears directly portable, what needs version-aware review, and what is blocked on CUDA-native components.
- Recommend the next skill(s) to use for each category.

## Migration tiers

| Tier | Surface | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PyTorch / HF / Diffusers Python | Route to **torch-xpu-run** for code translation guidance. |
| 2 | Docker / shell / benchmark scripts | Route to **xpu-container-run** for runtime/container guidance. |
| 3 | vLLM / SGLang launch scripts | Route to **vllm-xpu-run** / **sglang-xpu-run**. |
| 4 | Triton kernels | Check whether equivalent kernels already exist in the [`intel/intel-xpu-backend-for-triton`](https://github.com/intel/intel-xpu-backend-for-triton) repo. If a matching kernel exists, plan to reuse it; otherwise flag for XPU review and correctness/perf follow-up. |
| 5 | CUDA-native libraries and custom ops | Mark as blockers or redesign candidates; do not claim mechanical migration. |

## CUDA-native blockers and routes

| Component | Why it blocks | Route |
|---|---|---|
| CUDA C++ / `.cu` custom op | CUDA kernels do not run on XPU directly. | Replace with torch native ops, Triton XPU, SYCL/oneAPI extension, or fallback path. |
| CuPy | CUDA array runtime. | Replace with torch, NumPy CPU fallback, dpctl/SYCL path, or isolate. |
| NCCL | NVIDIA collective library. | Use XPU distributed guidance from the appropriate runtime skill. |
| TensorRT | NVIDIA inference runtime. | Route to vLLM-XPU, SGLang-XPU, OpenVINO, or PyTorch XPU depending on target. |
| flash-attn | CUDA-specific optimized attention package. | Use runtime-native attention backend or fallback recommended by the runtime skill. |
| bitsandbytes | CUDA-centric quantization/runtime kernels. | Route to an XPU-supported quantized path or alternative checkpoint/runtime. |
| cuBLAS / CUTLASS / cuTENSOR / cuSPARSE / cuDNN | NVIDIA-only compute libraries (GEMM, attention building blocks, sparse ops, DNN primitives). | Replace with torch native ops on XPU (oneDNN-backed), oneMKL, or rewrite via Triton XPU / SYCL. |
| CUDA Graphs | CUDA execution feature. | Disable, replace, or branch only if the current XPU runtime supports the path. |

## Files in this skill

- `scripts/inventory.sh` — read-only CUDA/NVIDIA inventory scan; run from the target repo root.
- `templates/migration_report.md` — final report template; load only when writing the migration report.

## What this skill does NOT cover

- Executing or validating migrated code.
- Repeating detailed code-translation tables already covered by **torch-xpu-run**.
- Repeating detailed container command guidance already covered by **xpu-container-run**.
- Claiming feature parity for NVIDIA-only libraries.

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