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107 changes: 0 additions & 107 deletions configs/environment-cohorts/schema.json
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64 changes: 0 additions & 64 deletions configs/environment-cohorts/trt111-cu133.json
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20 changes: 10 additions & 10 deletions scripts/devToolkit/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ ProvisionedEnvironment + CommandSpec -> run() -> CommandResult
```

Attestation and receipts are automatic postconditions of these operations.
There is no cohort admission check in this path.
There is no version allowlist or preset admission check in this path.

Execution-resource lifecycle is an independent, optional capability. It feeds a
ready target into the same environment API instead of introducing a workflow:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ isolated virtual environment without an OS-package install.

Versions unavailable from the public indexes, such as an internal or pre-release
build, can be supplied through a team JSON catalog. This is still automatic
installation—the manifest is discovery metadata, not a cohort allowlist:
installation—the manifest is discovery metadata, not a version allowlist:

```python
from trtmc_devtoolkit import DevToolkit, JsonToolchainCatalog, builtin_provider_registry
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -277,9 +277,9 @@ version. Use `CudaPolicy.exact("12.8")`, `CudaPolicy.system_only()`, or

## Qualification is explicit and source-neutral

DevToolkit does not scan `configs/environment-cohorts/` by default. A caller may
attach optional qualification evidence through a source adapter; this never
controls which TensorRT version can be attempted.
DevToolkit has no built-in qualification dataset and loads no qualification
records by default. A caller may attach optional qualification evidence through
a source adapter; this never controls which TensorRT version can be attempted.

```python
from trtmc_devtoolkit import JsonQualificationSource
Expand All @@ -293,17 +293,17 @@ toolkit = DevToolkit.from_checkout(
request = EnvironmentRequest(
tensorrt="11.2.1.2",
target=ExecutionTarget.local(),
preset="trt112-cu133",
preset="team-qualified-trt112",
require_qualification=True,
)
```

A JSON qualification record declares generic facts rather than the historical
cohort shape:
A JSON qualification record declares generic, source-neutral facts rather than
a repository-specific environment bundle:

```json
{
"id": "trt112-cu133",
"id": "team-qualified-trt112",
"status": "qualified",
"requirements": {
"tensorrt": "11.2.1.2",
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -377,4 +377,4 @@ DevToolkit exposes independent target lifecycle through `targets`, plus
environment capabilities `resolve()`, `provision()`, `build()`, `run()`, and
`run_trtmc()`. Higher-level development flows belong in user code or examples
composed from those capabilities; DevToolkit does not define a workflow DAG or
a cohort-gated preparation API.
gate environment preparation on qualification presets.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clarify the qualification-gating contract.

Line 380 says that DevToolkit does not gate environment preparation on qualification presets. Earlier, Line 297 enables require_qualification, and Line 320 states that the request fails closed when the caller requires qualification or requests a preset. State that DevToolkit does not impose a default gate, while callers can opt into qualification gating.

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In `@scripts/devToolkit/README.md` at line 380, Update the DevToolkit
qualification-gating documentation to clarify that it does not impose a default
gate, while callers can opt into gating by requiring qualification or requesting
a qualification preset; preserve the documented fail-closed behavior for those
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)
assert "Dockerfile.dev.aarch64" in source_build
assert "Dockerfile.dev.x86" in source_build
assert "TrtmcBuildRecipe" in source_build
assert "BuildSpec" not in source_build
assert "trtmc_model_qwen" in source_build
assert "trtmc_model_plugins" not in source_build
assert "TRTMC_ENABLE_LIBTORCH_MULTINOMIAL=OFF" in source_build
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Expand Up @@ -1572,8 +1572,6 @@ def test_source_dockerfiles_trigger_tools_tier(self, imap, path):
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"path",
[
"configs/environment-cohorts/schema.json",
"configs/environment-cohorts/trt111-cu133.json",
"scripts/devToolkit/README.md",
"scripts/devToolkit/examples/prepare_environment.py",
"scripts/devToolkit/trtmc_devtoolkit/api.py",
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Expand Up @@ -2063,9 +2063,7 @@ def _classification_rules() -> Tuple[ClassificationRule, ...]:
ClassificationRule(
priority=491,
name="devtoolkit_contract",
matcher=_path_startswith_any(
("configs/environment-cohorts/", "scripts/devToolkit/")
),
matcher=_path_startswith("scripts/devToolkit/"),
resolver=_match_result(
"devtoolkit_contract", _no_models, ["tools"], False
),
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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ source. Start at the repository root.

The repository-local `scripts/devToolkit` Python API exposes independent
resolution, provisioning, source-build, and command capabilities. TensorRT is
an arbitrary exact four-part request; a cohort is optional qualification
an arbitrary exact four-part request; qualification evidence is optional
provenance, not an allowlist. This example adopts an existing development
container and verifies its actual CUDA/TensorRT toolchain before building:

Expand All @@ -21,7 +21,12 @@ import sys
repo = Path.cwd()
sys.path.insert(0, str(repo / "scripts" / "devToolkit"))

from trtmc_devtoolkit import BuildSpec, DevToolkit, EnvironmentRequest, ExecutionTarget
from trtmc_devtoolkit import (
DevToolkit,
EnvironmentRequest,
ExecutionTarget,
TrtmcBuildRecipe,
)

toolkit = DevToolkit.from_checkout(repo)
lock = toolkit.resolve(
Expand All @@ -37,7 +42,7 @@ lock = toolkit.resolve(
environment = toolkit.provision(lock)
build = toolkit.build(
environment,
BuildSpec(targets=("trtmc", "trtmc_backend_trt", "trtmc_model_qwen")),
TrtmcBuildRecipe(targets=("trtmc", "trtmc_backend_trt", "trtmc_model_qwen")),
)
print(environment.receipt)
print(build.receipt)
Expand All @@ -57,7 +62,7 @@ local targets, explicit CUDA policies, generic TRTMC CLI calls, extension
providers, and receipt identity semantics.

The manual commands below remain the direct source-build path and show the
operations performed by development mode.
operations represented by the sample recipe.

## 1. Select the GPU and start the container

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