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Summary

Follow up on the slow-test review of #6112. Reduce repeated export, training-fixture, and C++ preparation, preserve the distinct numerical/shape/communication contracts, strengthen several previously weak checks, and retain detailed timing artifacts for the CUDA comparison.

• Combine each DPA4/native-spin symbolic-trace check with its dynamic torch.export check. Both original assertion sets run against one trace; smaller-system replay and numerical tolerances are unchanged.
• Check the bridged default-freeze route at the final serialization boundary. The CLI still loads a real checkpoint and resolves the default .pt2 suffix and lower_kind="graph". The existing bridged with-comm test now drives its real AOTI packaging through checkpoint loading and public suffixless freeze, preserving end-to-end coverage without another compile. Both bridged and bridged-spin artifact checks retain their original metadata assertions.
• Freeze the SeZM checkpoint once for its eight independent archive/inference checks, and reuse one read-only dense DPA1 artifact for its two metadata/evaluator checks. The current CI splitter keeps the shared class/module units together. The with-comm metadata check now inspects the real compiled SeZM artifact instead of separately tracing into a fake package.
• Avoid compiling unused with-comm artifacts in single-process SeZM vacuum-reference tests (including their existing CUDA-target variant). The same physics inputs, branches, and numerical assertions remain; independent communication/parity and real archive tests are retained.
• Reuse the DPA4 generator's dense artifact as the persisted graph reference, reducing three export calls to two. Dense and graph still use separate real lowers, and the graph fixture's original serialized weights, nonzero biases, sidecar values, and communication artifact are preserved. The former dense fixture's arbitrary random sample changes to the original graph sample; this deliberately reduces two random weight samples to one shared model without removing the consumers or their input cases.
• Exercise both nframes=2 and nframes=3 on each case-embedding task while keeping six alternating task steps and a return to the first shape. The previous schedule only paired each task with one system, and its global shape assertion did not verify the stated per-task requirement.

Coverage and measurements

The historical sample is the Test Python merge-queue run on bf5c88560e79dadc8cf18100afa1c4a9b1507ff5. Its 24 shard artifacts contain 1,179 recorded durations above five seconds across 658 distinct node IDs. These are cumulative observations across parallel jobs and Python versions, not CI wall time; pytest-split's historical setup/teardown duration filtering also limits attribution.

Sequential local CPU comparisons used Python 3.12, PyTorch 2.11, single-thread numerical kernels, and separate initially empty Inductor caches. The generator allowed two compiler workers:

Test group	Before	After
DPA4 trace and dynamic export (sum of testcase durations)	44.226 s	27.391 s
Native-spin trace and dynamic export (sum of testcase durations)	64.951 s	34.608 s
SeZM/dense preparation (pytest session)	534.005 s	302.071 s
Bridged vacuum-reference case (call phase)	252.864 s	123.875 s
DPA4 C++ fixture generator (whole script)	833.869 s	492.736 s

The generator removes one dense AOT export (286.087 s in the baseline); graph export still packages its with-comm component.

Each comparison is a single sample, not a CI wall-time forecast or GPU benchmark. The SeZM/dense baseline ran nine focused cases; the updated group ran those checks plus the moved with-comm metadata check (ten cases). All 77 collected cases across the two files are retained after mapping their moved class names. Other vacuum cases were checked for correctness, not benchmarked against the baseline.

The removed duplicate bridged compilation was measured separately, but the final public-freeze/with-comm combination has not had a controlled before/after benchmark, so no timing claim is made for that change. The case-embedding change strengthens coverage only; no training speedup is claimed.

AST comparison confirms all 8 original DPA4 assertion sites and all 15 native-spin assertion sites are preserved, as are all 77 assertion sites in the SeZM file and 27 in the graph-metadata file. Actual symbolic tracing, dynamic export, compiled training, force-loss backward, and optimizer updates remain enabled.

Initial export validation

• Full-repository ruff check . and ruff format .: passed, no unrelated formatting changes.
• git diff --check: passed.
• DPA4 generator: original and candidate real CPU generation passed. The integrated generator file is byte-identical to the validated candidate. Artifact checks and 14 force/virial finite-difference configurations (seven cells × float32/float64) passed through Python DeepPot. Two persisted graph-vs-dense DeepEval tests passed using the integrated Python source. The copied dense reference is byte-identical; graph serialized weights, metadata, and sidecar values match the original graph fixture.
• Generator control-flow checks passed for two exports and the existing LSAN cleanup/skip branch using mocked exporters; this is not an LSAN runtime test.
• Integrated DPA4 graph/native-spin export and adjacent route/error regressions: 15 passed.
• Case-embedding test with the final six-step per-task shape/revisit schedule: 1 passed.
• CI splitter regression suite: 18 passed.
• Integrated SeZM/dense real-artifact checks: 10 passed.
• Integrated ZBL public-freeze checkpoint/route/AOTI/with-comm artifact check: 1 passed.
• Retained bridged-spin AOTI artifact check: passed (alongside the original bridged artifact check in a two-test run).
• Integrated vacuum-reference, DeNS-rejection, and with-comm parity checks: 7 passed, 1 existing CUDA-target test skipped (no GPU).

The focused integration checks cover 55 distinct passing test cases and one existing CUDA skip. They are not the full suite.

The initial export validation reused the existing CPU extension build and was not a full native rebuild. It did not run C++ ABI tests, GPU execution, LAMMPS, MPI, or LSAN runtime; the additional native CPU checks below were run during the follow-up. The generator's optional .pth export was already skipped with Unknown model type: sezm_ener in both original and candidate local runs, so .pth parity is not claimed. CI results for this PR will remain necessary.

Additional CPU, CUDA, and C++ preparation

• Delay C/C++ model conversion/loading until after each test's existing backend capability guard. Registered test bodies, supported cases, mandatory fixture checks, and per-test model isolation remain. Unsupported cases no longer load a model only to skip.
• Reuse the earlier DPA1 generator's real dense/graph archives for pair-exclusion fixtures only after matching the complete serialized model arrays and relevant lower/atomic-virial metadata. Update all exclusion metadata consistently. Keep standalone generation available.
• Use a symbolic .pte for DPA1's generator-only aparam oracle; its native graph AOT deployment fixture remains. Avoid the unused comm companion for DPA2's single-process dense oracle while retaining communication artifacts on deployment fixtures.
• Generate only the two consumed compressed long-range fixtures in the separate Kokkos job. The main C++ job retains its graph/mesh/compressed fixture coverage, and producer waits/failure propagation are preserved.
• Cache DPA4C test graph geometry with a bounded, fully keyed template and return deep copies to every case. Add nine CPU regression checks for geometry/device keys, RNG stability, bounded cache size, mutation isolation, and autograd isolation.
• Remove DPA1 reference forwards used only to discover the upstream-gradient shape. Reuse the actual differentiable reference output instead. Within each SeZM precision case, share its detached fp64 oracle between fp32 and fp16x3; keep the original inputs, scales, checks, and tolerances. No cross-test precision-result sharing is introduced.
• Share immutable SeA/DPA1 introspection exports and the uncompressed compression input while retaining fresh evaluators and independent compression outputs. Move the missing-metadata check onto the existing real archive and check the specific error. The common introspection SeA seed replaces formerly unseeded construction; old random weights are not claimed to be identical.
• Keep all modifier batch/cache combinations, both source systems and real energy/force/virial inference, using four original frames per system and smaller test networks. Require every sampled system/frame before and after training. Freeze the unmodified reference once, but still train/freeze all eight modifier-bearing models independently. Assert that omitting the correction fails the same numerical tolerance. Direct unittest execution retains independent reference preparation.
• Keep all six distinct model JIT configurations, one real optimizer update/checkpoint/reload/script/save, and two statistics batches. Remove the exact-duplicate Hybrid2 case and nine redundant updates from this scripting smoke test. Dedicated multi-step training tests remain.
• Remove only the unused prefix-shape dimension from MLP scripting loops; numerical tests keep all three shapes. Fix the old list.append return-value bug that accidentally scripted an empty MLP, and assert the actual layer counts.
• Use smaller real networks for the 17 restart/validation/skipped-batch/EMA control-flow cases without changing their steps or assertions. Reduce statistics sampling in 24 finetuning/trainability cases while retaining all architectures, checkpoint flows, tensor-label systems, and trainability checks. TestFparam's two cases keep 100-batch/full-dataset sampling; dedicated statistics regressions are unchanged.

Follow-up measurements and boundaries

The original CUDA merge-queue run had no per-case timing artifacts. File-progress timestamps are not exact individual-test timings. Its Python session totals were 8383.78 s (other), 6142.78 s (pt_expt-other), and 5436.34 s (pt_expt-model), separate from installation/build and job wall time.

Additional local CPU observations:

Scope	Before	After
Modifier: sum of 24 call durations in eight isolated parameter-class processes	711.838 s	109.841 s
Training control flow: sum of 17 call durations	81.709 s	18.275 s
Finetuning/trainability: sum of all 26 call durations, including unchanged Fparam cases	299.535 s	167.386 s
DPA1 pair-exclusion generation with the earlier producer's matching archives available	110.858 s	4.963 s
DPA1 generator-only aparam oracle export	50.093 s	8.779 s
DPA2 single-process dense oracle export	289.818 s	166.970 s

These are scoped local comparisons, not additive CI savings or GPU speedups. Generator comparisons used the same CPU compiler settings on each side, including the local Torch 2.11 scalar-SIMD workaround. The DPA1 pair-exclusion sidecar was byte-identical; DPA2 PBC/non-PBC output arrays were bitwise equal and its native C++ check agreed to maximum absolute error 8.33e-17. The aparam oracle outputs agreed within 1.11e-16. Overlapping/noisy export-cache measurements are not used to claim a reliable speedup.

Shared introspection exports drop from nine to two and uncompressed compression inputs from four to one. The final integration run confirmed one real shared modifier-reference freeze plus eight independent modifier-bearing freezes. These operation counts are structural reductions; real CUDA results remain necessary.

Additional integration validation

• Generator/selection/shell/report regressions: 57 passed.
• CPU-available CUDA contract/isolation checks: 48 passed, 918 existing CUDA skips, 12 subtests passed. All 957 original CUDA node IDs remain unchanged across the three modified pre-existing files.
• Real introspection/ASE, metadata-only, and compression export checks: 36 passed, including real compressed .pt2 compilation and reordered class execution. All 128 collected cases across these files remain; one metadata negative case moves classes.
• Native CPU SEA fixture: C++ 24 passed, 16 existing capability skips; C 7 passed. The rerun used existing actual CPU binaries whose corresponding C/C++ test sources are byte-identical to this change, not a clean full rebuild.
• CPU JIT/MLP/modifier/control-flow checks: 55 passed, 2 subtests passed. Final stronger modifier inference checks additionally passed all eight cases with the real freeze-count check; these eight overlap the 55, not additional unique cases. All eight also passed independently under unittest.
• Finetuning/trainability: 26 passed, zero skips. The source fparam file's before/after SHA256 checks passed without restoration.
• CPU collection is 95 to 94 across the four changed files, solely removal of the exact-duplicate Hybrid2 JIT node.
• Repository-wide Ruff check/format, git diff --check, and shell syntax checks passed.

Local Python validation used Python 3.12/PyTorch 2.11 CPU, one numerical thread, the existing CPU extension build, and NUM_WORKERS=0 for the sandbox shared-memory limitation. This is not a full-suite result. Real GPU execution, full cross-backend native CTest, MPI, Kokkos/LAMMPS/i-PI integration, and sanitizer runtime remain to be verified by CI.

Timing artifacts for the requested CUDA run

• Each existing CUDA Python shard writes its own JUnit XML with explicit junit_duration_report=total (case setup + call + teardown). Test selection, one invocation per shard, and exit statuses are unchanged.
• Native jobs write per-executable GoogleTest JSON, CTest JUnit, and per-generator duration/exit-status TSV files. Kokkos writes separate spin/long-range JUnit files and a spin-fixture generator TSV.
• Reports use isolated directories and matrix-unique artifact names. Uploads run after failures when reports exist; upload-service errors cannot turn failed tests into success.
• Timing output does not include dependency installation, CUDA/toolchain compilation, or pytest collection. Whole-job wall times must be compared separately.

No production implementation, tolerance relaxation, new computational-test skip, DPA2 padding reduction, or global comm-artifact suppression is included.

Further preparation reductions

This follow-up keeps model architectures, neighbor capacities, numerical tolerances, and all deployment communication/atomic-virial fixtures unchanged.

• Split the spin generator into its existing two-DPA3 producer and a final baseline stage. Keep it parallel with the model-deviation producer, wait for both to succeed, then reuse the identical model-0 archive only after complete serialized-model/lower/atomic-virial validation. The seed-2 model, standalone generator behavior, TorchScript export, numerical comparisons, and expected output fields remain independent. Give both spin phases separate timing records and propagate failures.
• Disable only unused per-atom virial backward passes on DPA2's independent, single-process dense-nlist oracle. It remains a real native-loadable AOT archive; energy, forces, total virial, and atomic energy still feed the original cross-checks. Deployment archives and their atomic-virial/MPI coverage are unchanged.
• Memoize byte-identical input points only within each JAX finite-difference Hessian calculation. Keep the original full nested finite-difference formula, delta, shapes, and assertions. Keys include dtype, shape, and exact bytes, and cached outputs are copied to tolerate an evaluator reusing its output buffer. No cache survives a Hessian call.
• Give ordinary CPU/CUDA LAMMPS and i-PI invocations their own JUnit report directories, including each SIGTERM retry, and upload emitted reports after failures. The wrapper uses exec; original test selection, CPU retry policy and CUDA error handling remain unchanged. Abruptly terminated pytest may not finish XML, and this case is explicitly tested.

Scoped observations, not additive CI savings:

• The removed spin duplicate export occupied 137.611 seconds in the recorded CUDA run's longer spin branch. This is measured old work removed, not a new GPU wall-time result. The two producer branches previously took 411 and 277 seconds, so summing concurrent generator durations would overstate the benefit.
• DPA2 oracle cold-cache CPU export: 149.081 to 85.352 seconds, with the same O1, single compiler thread and local scalar-SIMD workaround. PBC/non-PBC energy, force and atomic energy were bitwise equal; total-virial maximum difference was 9.54e-18. Native C API/C++ internal-neighbor and external-nlist/ghost-mapping checks passed with maximum difference 5.56e-17. The initial baseline used the pre-existing editable source redirect; its relevant serializer implementation matched, and candidate/inference/native validation used the current source.
• JAX controlled CPU sample: 120.410 to 67.779 seconds, with the finite-difference phase 101.230 to 50.580 seconds and oracle calls 650 to 326 across both frames. Both complete 9x9 Hessians were bitwise identical. Only the benchmark pinned model-construction seeds; the production test's initialization is unchanged. JAX 0.5.0 / Flax 0.10.4 / NumPy 2.5.4, separate fresh caches and single-thread numerical settings. This is not a CUDA estimate.

Final local integration: 88 generator/shell/selection/report tests passed; all four JAX Hessian tests passed in 82.30 seconds; 272 synthetic dtype/shape/edge-case comparisons and both saved real-frame Hessians matched bitwise. The integrated DPA2 evaluation helper passed against both real CPU archives for PBC/non-PBC, and actual C API/C++ internal-neighbor plus external-nlist/ghost-mapping checks passed again (maximum difference 5.56e-17). These reused the validated archives and native build rather than performing another full rebuild/export. Repository Ruff, format, isort, shell syntax, and whitespace checks passed. No model-capacity experiment or suite-level model-object sharing is included in this follow-up; TF/JAX SavedModel/CUDA state isolation and peak memory for the latter remain unverified. Real GPU, MPI, and full LAMMPS/i-PI computation still need the next authorized CI run.

Latest JAX and generator scheduling follow-up

• Use the existing value-only DP-model wrapper around the same JAX atomic model for finite-difference energy evaluations. The original analytic/value energy check remains, and a wrapper/value comparison is added. Both complete 9x9 Hessians, all finite-difference points, memoization, delta and numerical tolerances are unchanged. This avoids computing unused force/virial derivatives at each stencil point.
• Refill completed C++ generator slots: start DPA4 after SEA succeeds and DPA3 after DPA1 succeeds, while DPA2 continues. Move DPA1's archive-reuse consumer into the next batch after its producer. Keep every original generator command, export, communication artifact, numerical check and consumer dependency. All launched PIDs are still waited separately.
• New CPU/CUDA shell handshakes verify real overlap, a maximum of three first-phase generators, dependency order and failure propagation. An original-script negative control fails the new scheduling checks as expected.

Validation and measurement boundaries:

• JAX: all 326 unique stencil energies and the initial two-frame energies matched the original evaluator with zero tolerance. The wrapper shares the exact atomic model, descriptor and fitting objects; both original models' serialized state remained byte-identical after the complete test. A controlled local CPU sample reduced the target call from 79.99 to 32.71 seconds, with a separate full-test/state check at 30.63 seconds. These are CPU observations, not a CUDA estimate.
• The real unchanged SEA, DPA1, DPA2, DPA3 and DPA4 generators plus DPA1 pair-exclusion reuse completed in the new schedule. All 20 native archives and one symbolic archive were present; archive integrity/metadata checks and 40 real PBC/non-PBC energy, force and virial comparisons passed. This was one candidate execution, not a paired wall-time benchmark.
• That CPU generator run used Python 3.12/PyTorch 2.11, an existing native extension, one numerical/compiler thread per process and the documented local scalar-SIMD/O1 workaround. Sampled peak process-tree PSS was 3.385 GiB. CUDA memory and compiler contention remain unverified: the new overlap includes DPA2+DPA3+DPA4, and the CUDA workflow does not impose the local one-compiler-thread limit. Equal generator counts do not imply equal memory use. The next CUDA run is needed to accept or revise this schedule.
• Final integrated checkout: 112 generator/shell/selection/report/splitter tests and all four JAX Hessian tests passed. The JAX file completed in 30.11 seconds using JAX 0.5.0/Flax 0.10.2 on CPU. Repository Ruff check/format, targeted isort, shell syntax and whitespace checks passed. This is not a full native rebuild, full CTest/MPI run or GPU validation.
• The two slow Wigner monomial tests remain unchanged: their first/second derivative, aligned/tail-block and zero-component input coverage is distinct. No unmeasured shape or oracle change is included.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Expanded export checks across dynamic input shapes, communication metadata, and public freeze workflows, including comparisons of energy, force, and virial results.
  • Strengthened validation for model loading, training, inference, serialization, compiled artifact compatibility, multitask frame counts, and generated inference references.
  • Added checks for CUDA graph reuse, model-data consistency, and Hessian calculations.
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  • C++ and CUDA test workflows now retain diagnostic reports, including reports from failed runs.

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The pull request updates inference artifact generation and reuse, revises export and model tests, defers model loading in C++ API tests, shares test fixtures, and adds per-run reporting to local test scripts and CI workflows.

Changes: Inference artifact generation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Archive reuse and pair-exclusion metadata source/tests/infer/gen_common.py, source/tests/infer/gen_dpa1_pairexcl.py, source/tests/infer/test_gen_common.py	reuse_pt2 validates artifact contracts and model contents before copying an archive. Pair-exclusion derivation updates model-definition metadata. Tests cover validation and serialization.
DPA1 and DPA2 reference generation source/tests/infer/gen_dpa1.py, source/tests/infer/gen_dpa2.py, source/tests/infer/gen_dpa1_pairexcl.py, source/tests/infer/test_gen_dpa2_reference.py	The DPA1 nlist reference uses .pte, and the DPA2 nlist export and evaluations disable atomic virial. Pair-exclusion generation can reuse validated baselines.
Spin artifact generation and reuse source/tests/infer/gen_spin.py, source/tests/infer/test_gen_spin.py	The spin generator supports DPA3-only generation and validated model-deviation reuse. Tests cover mode selection, required artifacts, compatibility checks, and reference generation.
Long-range and DPA4 artifact generation source/tests/infer/gen_dpa4c_long_range.py, source/tests/infer/test_gen_model_selection.py, source/tests/infer/gen_dpa4.py	The long-range generator adds a CUDA-only compressed-artifact mode. DPA4 generation perturbs all-zero serialized floating-point arrays and reuses Section A data and its compiled artifact.

PT2 export and metadata coverage

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared SeZM archive checks source/tests/pt/model/test_sezm_export.py, source/tests/pt/model/test_sezm_vacuum_freeze.py	Shared archive checks verify communication metadata and archive contents. The vacuum freeze test passes with_comm=False.
DPA4 graph export tests source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_dpa4_graph_lower.py, source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_dpa4_native_spin.py, source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_dpa4_export.py, source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_dpa4_zbl_parallel.py	The tests combine symbolic-trace validation with dynamic-shape exports, check public freeze routing, and exercise freeze() with a saved ModelWrapper checkpoint.
Frame and metadata checks source/tests/pt_expt/test_multitask.py, source/tests/pt_expt/utils/test_graph_pt2_metadata.py	The multitask test checks that each branch observes both frame counts. Dense DPA1 metadata and constructor tests reuse a shared artifact.

C++ API test initialization

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Deferred model initialization source/api_c/tests/test_deeppot_universal.cc, source/api_cc/tests/test_deeppot_universal.cc	The fixtures move model loading into InitModel(). Tests call it after applicable capability and reference checks and before accessing model state.

Test fixture reuse and validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CUDA graph template reuse source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_dpa4c_cuda.py, source/tests/pt_expt/test_cuda_fixture_reuse.py	The graph builder caches templates by geometry and device, then returns deep copies. Tests check cache behavior, RNG state, and isolation between returned graphs.
Shared inference and compression fixtures source/tests/pt_expt/infer/test_deep_eval.py, source/tests/pt_expt/infer/test_deep_eval_metadata_only.py, source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_model_compression.py	Inference and compression tests reuse serialized archives. The missing-metadata test removes metadata from an existing archive fixture.
Model test setup and assertions source/tests/pt/model/test_descriptor_dpa1_triton.py, source/tests/pt/model/test_descriptor_sezm_triton.py, source/tests/pt/model/test_jit.py, source/tests/pt/model/test_mlp.py, source/tests/pt/test_data_modifier.py, source/tests/pt/test_training.py, source/tests/jax/test_make_hessian_model.py	Tests reuse gradient and fp64 references, correct MLP layer construction, require complete sampled frames and matching IDs, adjust JIT and training configurations, and cache finite-Hessian oracle results.

Test report generation and upload

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Local generator and test reports source/install/test_cc_local.sh, source/install/test_lammps_kokkos.sh, source/install/pytest_with_junit.sh, source/tests/test_cc_local.py, source/tests/test_cpp_ci_reports.py	Local scripts record generator timing and status and write GoogleTest, CTest, and pytest reports. Tests check report contents, run isolation, and failure statuses.
CI report artifacts .github/workflows/test_cc.yml, .github/workflows/test_cuda.yml, source/tests/test_cpp_ci_reports.py, source/tests/test_cuda_ci_reports.py	The workflows upload available C++ and Python reports. Tests check report paths, upload conditions, retention, artifact names, and command status.

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LGTM at 28f9b86. Reviewed the full substantive diff, including archive reuse and metadata validation, independent dense/graph references, export/communication coverage, CUDA fixture isolation, training-test reductions, JAX finite differences, C/C++ initialization guards, and generator/reporting failure propagation. I found no actionable correctness or coverage regression.

The exact-head Python, C++, CUDA, C/C++ build and CodeQL workflow runs are successful. I also ran the isolated finite-Hessian reusable-buffer/cross-call regression successfully. I did not rerun full model tests or native builds locally; those validation results come from CI. Existing resolved CodeQL string-concatenation comments are not duplicated.