computeml — Python bindings
Python API for ComputeML: ML inference and training on any GPU
via Vulkan compute shaders. Pure-Python ctypes binding over libcomputeml.so
— no compilation step, only NumPy required.
Setup
# 1. Build the shared library (embeds all SPIR-V shaders)
cmake -B build -S . && cmake --build build --target computeml_shared
# 2. Install the package (editable, from repo root)
pip install -e python/
The binding finds the library via $COMPUTEML_LIB, a bundled copy next to the
package, or <repo>/build/libcomputeml.so.
Usage
import computeml as cml
import numpy as np
ctx = cml.Context() # or Context(backend="vulkan")
print(ctx.backend) # "Vulkan"
a = ctx.from_numpy(np.random.rand(512, 512).astype(np.float32))
b = ctx.from_numpy(np.random.rand(512, 512).astype(np.float32))
c = cml.ops.matmul(a, b) # recorded on GPU
print(c.numpy()) # flush + download
# Quantized weights
w_q8 = b.quantize(cml.Dtype.Q8_0)
c2 = cml.ops.matmul(a, w_q8) # dequantizes in-register on GPU
Ops are recorded into a command buffer and submitted on ctx.flush() —
Tensor.numpy() flushes implicitly. Available ops: element-wise math,
matmul (fp32/fp16/Q8/Q4), softmax, layernorm/rmsnorm, fused linear+activation,
flash attention (multi-head, causal), RoPE, embeddings, reductions — see
computeml/ops.py.
Models
from computeml.models import BertEncoder
enc = BertEncoder(ctx, "models/bert-tiny") # weights from scripts/export_bert_tiny.py
hidden = enc.forward([101, 7592, 2088, 102]) # (seq, hidden) np.ndarray
Tests
python -m pytest python/tests/ -v
test_ops.py checks GPU ops against NumPy references; test_bert.py checks
BERT-tiny end-to-end numerical equivalence against HuggingFace PyTorch.
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