What problem does it solve?
Teams considering NVIDIA Warp for a performance bottleneck often lack a disciplined way to decide whether a GPU port is justified. This Skill runs a gated, evidence-driven evaluation of a narrow code seam and reports measured facts instead of adoption recommendations.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Static screening with rejection gates: Checks six exact gates (deployment constraints, host/device boundaries, dense vendor-lowered algebra, mature CUDA incumbents, policy obligations, immateriality) before any profiling begins.
- Authorized measured evaluation: After explicit user authorization, profiles the real application, improves the in-project baseline first, prototypes a minimum Warp kernel, and benchmarks the whole boundary with synchronized CUDA timing.
- Structured evidence report: Produces a warp-evaluation-report/ directory containing the report, independent per-solution diffs, benchmark drivers, and raw results, validated by a schema checker.
- Use Case: A service spends most of its time in a Python loop doing 3D neighbor searches over two million particles. The Skill screens the seam, asks for authorization, measures the strongest baseline against a Warp prototype, and delivers a report of time and memory facts per regime.
Quick Start
Ask your agent to evaluate whether the particle neighbor-search hot path in this repository is a credible NVIDIA Warp candidate.