The canonical home for all published Llaminar tuning and certification corpora.
The source repository pins this repository as its optional corpora/ submodule;
normal source builds and checkouts do not require these payloads.
Organize corpus families at the top level. NativeVNNI generations live under
native_vnni_dispatch/<backend>/<architecture>/<inventory>-<configuration>/.
Payloads use Git LFS by default. Small manifests, documentation, and generated
policy source remain reviewable in ordinary Git.
From the Llaminar source checkout:
GIT_LFS_SKIP_SMUDGE=1 git submodule update --init -- corpora
git -C corpora lfs pull --include 'native_vnni_dispatch/cpu/**' --exclude ''Narrow the include pattern to an exact generation when possible. To materialize
all evidence explicitly, run git -C corpora lfs pull --include '*' --exclude ''.
Never initialize or download the corpus submodule during an ordinary source
build, container build, or unit/preflight gate.
Collect and certify in the source repository's ignored work directories. Publish only complete generations through the family's sealer/verifier. Preserve every payload byte and its manifest provenance; never edit a sealed generation in place. New corpus families belong here too, not in the source repository.
Commit the generation in this repository and push its Git LFS objects and commit
before updating the source repository's corpora gitlink. Then commit and push
the gitlink with the consuming code or policy update. If deliberately bypassing
push hooks, run git lfs push origin HEAD before git push --no-verify so the
remote commit never references unavailable payloads.
Installed dispatch tables and small device-free test fixtures remain in the source repository; they are not a reason to require a corpus checkout at runtime.
The initial NativeVNNI snapshot was imported unchanged from Llaminar commit
a05fd069f, formerly at benchmark_results/native_vnni_dispatch/corpora/.