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Keep the Edge Reasoner server commands on their own branch so they stay out of the TensorRT-Edge-LLM policy docs.
Keep Nano and Super on the pinned release image, and start Edge only from a TensorRT-LLM checkout that includes Cosmos3EdgeForConditionalGeneration.
…adiness cell. Edge starts without a container, so a docker CLI with no daemon should not spam the wait loop.
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Hi! I'd like to work on adding Cosmos3-Edge to the TensorRT-LLM Reasoner cookbook. Will submit a PR shortly. |
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Update: I found that this work is already in flight as NVIDIA/cosmos-framework#299 (the cookbook content has migrated to cosmos-framework). Withdrawing to avoid duplication — apologies for the noise. |
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Summary
Add Cosmos3-Edge to the TensorRT-LLM Reasoner cookbook.
Cosmos3-Nano and Cosmos3-Super stay on the pinned
nvcr.io/nvidia/tensorrt-llm/release:1.3.0rc22image. That image does not includeCosmos3EdgeForConditionalGeneration, so Cosmos3-Edge is documented as a single-GPU server started from a TensorRT-LLM source build that includes NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#20307.Changes
cookbooks/cosmos3/README.mdtrtllm-servecommand on port 8001.cookbooks/cosmos3/reasoner/README.mdcookbooks/cosmos3/reasoner/run_with_tensorrt_llm.ipynbrelease:1.3.0rc22.trtllm-serve nvidia/Cosmos3-Edgefrom the current environment and exits with a clear message whentrtllm-serveis unavailable.Testing
bash -non every bash cell./healthserver:nvidia/Cosmos3-Edgecheckpoint, using a TensorRT-LLM environment that includes the Edge architecture.trtllm-serve nvidia/Cosmos3-Edge --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8001 --max_num_tokens 32768started successfully./healthbecame ready./v1/modelsreturnedCosmos3-Edge.assets/robot_153.jpgreturned a non-empty caption.The run used
max_tokens=128for the image request; the cookbook example keepsmax_tokens=4096. Nano and Super launch commands are unchanged and were not rerun.