Hi, thanks for the great work on OSCAR — the INT2 KV-cache results are impressive.
I'm interested in applying OSCAR to MLA-type models (GLM-5.1 / DeepSeek-style, where the KV cache is a compressed latent rather than full per-head K/V). I have two questions:
- The referenced branch doesn't seem to be public.
The Model support table lists:
▎ | GLM-5.1 | SGLang zhongzhu/glm-mla | 🧪 experimental (MLA latent) |
but zhongzhu/glm-mla doesn't appear in the branch list and returns 404. The other experimental branches (zhongzhu/hybrid-model, zhongzhu/VL, etc.) are all pushed — is glm-mla just not pushed yet, or
did it get renamed/merged elsewhere?
- Roadmap for MLA.
The README notes MLA models are "not on main yet," and the Latest News mentions GLM 5.2 / MiniMax 3 being tested for long-horizon agentic tasks. Could you share:
- a rough timeline for MLA latent KV support (calibration pipeline + serving path), and
- whether OSCAR's covariance-aware rotation is applied to the compressed latent directly, or reconstructed K/V — i.e. how the per-layer rotation/clipping is adapted when there's a single shared latent
instead of per-head K/V.
Happy to help test on GLM-5.1 if there's a WIP branch I can pull. Thanks!
Hi, thanks for the great work on OSCAR — the INT2 KV-cache results are impressive.
I'm interested in applying OSCAR to MLA-type models (GLM-5.1 / DeepSeek-style, where the KV cache is a compressed latent rather than full per-head K/V). I have two questions:
The Model support table lists:
▎ | GLM-5.1 | SGLang zhongzhu/glm-mla | 🧪 experimental (MLA latent) |
but zhongzhu/glm-mla doesn't appear in the branch list and returns 404. The other experimental branches (zhongzhu/hybrid-model, zhongzhu/VL, etc.) are all pushed — is glm-mla just not pushed yet, or
did it get renamed/merged elsewhere?
The README notes MLA models are "not on main yet," and the Latest News mentions GLM 5.2 / MiniMax 3 being tested for long-horizon agentic tasks. Could you share:
instead of per-head K/V.
Happy to help test on GLM-5.1 if there's a WIP branch I can pull. Thanks!