OpenBMB/ForgeKernel
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What it is
A self-evolving GPU kernel agent that starts from a reference kernel, profiles it, and runs a milestone-based coding-agent loop to produce faster kernels, promoting each accepted kernel as the next reference. Targets NVIDIA Hopper and Blackwell GPUs and includes a shared…
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GPU kernel engineers and researchers optimizing CUDA or CuTe DSL kernels on Hopper or Blackwell GPUs
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