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hanzo-kernel: Hanzo's first-party GPU kernel DSL.
Write a kernel ONCE in Rust; it lowers to CUDA / ROCm / Vulkan / Metal. This crate is the
first-party facade over the CubeCL lowering engine: kernel source names only hanzo_kernel::*,
never cubecl. "Values, not places" -- CubeCL is the implementation value; hanzo_kernel is the
stable namespace we build against, so the engine can be upgraded (or forked) without touching a
single kernel.
The perf primitives our hand-tuned kernels rely on are all here and lower to the native instruction on each backend:
doton a vectorizedLine<i8>-> dp4a / OpSDotAccSat (int8 4-way dot)cmma-> tensor cores (WMMA / cooperative-matrix / simdgroup)SharedMemory,plane_*(subgroup reduce/shuffle),Atomic, barriers
MIGRATION POLICY (perf-gated, never a downgrade): the DSL provides COVERAGE -- every quant type on every backend, from one source, killing the "same op, N impls, N numeric behaviors" bug class. A hand-tuned kernel is replaced by its DSL twin ONLY when the DSL version is bit-exact AND within perf noise (bench-gated). Where a hand-tuned kernel still wins, it stays as the specialized peak path and the DSL is the portable fallback for the backends that lack a tuned version.