lablab-ai-amd-developer-hackathon / Ghost-Coder-Qwen2.5-32B-LoR

Ghost-Coder: Autonomous CUDA-to-HIP Translator 👻

Ghost-Coder is a specialized, agent-ready LLM designed to bridge the gap between NVIDIA's CUDA and AMD's open ROCm ecosystem. Developed for the Lablab.ai AMD Developer Hackathon (2026) , this model serves as the "brain" of a self-healing agentic workflow that translates, compiles, and iterates on GPU kernels.

🚀 Overview

Ghost-Coder isn't just a translator; it’s an engineer. By fine-tuning Qwen2.5-Coder-32B specifically on the CASS (CUDA-to-HIP) mapping dataset, we've enabled a model that understands the deep structural nuances of GPU programming, from shared memory primitives to warp-level synchronization.

💎 Hardware & Framework

• Training Hardware: AMD Instinct™ MI300X VF (192GB HBM3)
• Framework: Unsloth (Optimized for 2x faster ROCm fine-tuning)
• Optimization: 4-bit QLoRA with a 4096 context window.

🧠 Model Highlights

• High-Fidelity Mapping: Precise translation of cuda* APIs to their corresponding hip* counterparts.
• Agentic Ready: Optimized to parse hipcc compiler error logs and self-correct syntax or logic errors in real-time.
• Massive Scale: Leveraging the 32B parameter Qwen2.5-Coder foundation for superior C++ reasoning compared to smaller 7B models.

🛠️ Training Specifications

To ensure maximum generalization and prevent overfitting, the model underwent a high-throughput training sprint:

🏁 Intended Use (The Ghost-Harness)

This model is designed to work within the Ghost-Harness agentic loop:

1. Input: User provides a raw .cu (CUDA) file.
2. Action: Ghost-Coder generates a .cpp (HIP) translation.
3. Validation: The harness runs hipcc on the output.
4. Self-Healing: If compilation fails, the error logs are fed back to Ghost-Coder for an iterative fix.

📝 Acknowledgments

Special thanks to AMD for the world-class compute and Lablab.ai for hosting the "Build Across the AI Stack" challenge.

Developed by Talha