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max-autotune-triton-ascend

Apply Triton-Ascend max_autotune to search base kernel configurations together with Ascend compiler options for vector, cube, or mixed operators. Use when an agent needs multi-parameter performance tuning without manually enumerating every triton.Config combination, must choose kernel_type, or must constrain compiler-option search lists such as num_stages and enable_ubuf_saving.

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# Max-Autotune Triton-Ascend

## Goal

Expand a small set of kernel meta-parameter configurations into a controlled search over Ascend compiler options.

## Workflow

1. Verify the kernel and PyTorch reference before tuning.
2. Import max_autotune from triton.backends.ascend.runtime.
3. Provide a small base configs list containing only meaningful kernel meta-parameters.
4. Set key to runtime values whose changes may require a new winner.
5. Classify the kernel as vector, cube, or mix.
6. Add short explicit option lists only when the built-in search space is unsuitable.