check-kernel-format

To validate TileLang kernel and op format before a PR, you can run a format conformance check that enforces the T.prim_func structure, the @tilelang.jit wrapper, and T.Kernel block arrangement. This catches structural deviations prior to code review.

Kernel format conformance ensures your delivered or tuned operators adhere to structural conventions like T.prim_func arrangement and TileLang macros. You need to check it during kernel delivery and tuning workflows to prevent integration issues and PR blockers.

You enforce T.prim_func structure and @tilelang.jit wrapper conventions by running a validation tool that scans your kernel code for correct arrangement. This verifies proper use of TileLang macros and T.Kernel blocks to avoid misconfigurations.

Yes, the kernel format validation checks adherence to Kernel and Op class conventions, specifically identifying and avoiding unsafe patterns and misconfigurations in your TileLang code before changes are merged.

TileLang kernel PRs get blocked by formatting deviations when the code lacks correct T.prim_func structure or proper T.Kernel block usage. Running an automated conformance check catches these structural issues before integration.