feat(python): the scoped device-tensor view over a kernel output

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Summary

The scoped device-tensor view over a kernel output ([python-kernel-api] §Graphics, change python-kernel-surface):

• GpuSurfaceHandle.as_device_tensor() — the blit-out / blit-back scope, house style. Entering blits the surface into its linear device export and serves DLPack capsules; leaving normally blits the write back, ordered by the engine ahead of its next read; leaving by a propagating exception discards it and the surface keeps the frame it already held. No fence or timeline vocabulary reaches Python.
• Texture-backed write-back — surface_export_staging.rs extends from buffer-backed to texture-backed write-back via record_copy_buffer_to_image plus the layout dance the read direction already records. Only the texture arm's writable: false retires; the pool-surface refusal survives and now solely enforces the [surface-id-lifetime-contract] rule (a pool member its producer still owns exports read-only). The staging records which backing kind it was minted over, so each write-back re-guards against its own kind — without that, the producer-texture re-test would have refused every kernel output, since kernel outputs are registered textures.
• Float formats — export_pixel_shape_for_texture accepts Rgba16Float / Rgba32Float. PixelFormat gains the two float variants (torch sees float16/float32), the staging sizes by the format's own pixel width, and the refill gains a format-identity guard so a re-registration cannot silently relabel channels.
• Discard on exception, one rule for both scopes (owner, 2026-08-07) — GpuSurfaceHandle.__exit__ discards a pending device write on the raise path (deliberate change to shipped behaviour), still closes, never suppresses. The arm/discard/publish-once protocol is one PendingDeviceWriteBack type shared by both scopes.
• Usage-guarded copies — a staged texture copy refuses by name when the image's usage forbids it (copy_src for the blit-out, copy_dst for the blit-back) instead of recording a spec-violating command the driver silently tolerates. writable() derives from a backing-kind enum whose variants carry their own write rule, so an illegal pair is unrepresentable, and the scope refuses a read-only export at __enter__ rather than discarding edits silently.
• Engine-owned CUDA ordering — the publish runs a device-wide CUDA synchronize before the engine's copy reads the staging, so no consumer owes a torch.cuda.synchronize(); the edit probes prove the ordering instead of supplying it.
• An acquire_texture handle becomes a HelperCheckedOutSurface::AcquiredDeviceTexture variant instead of a field-level special case, so its release debt and device export share the standard owned-memory lifetime — a tensor outliving its handle keeps the pool slot alive.

This branch discharges the change file's last red REMOVED: bullet — ship-change-removed-gate.sh is now fully clean on python-kernel-surface.md, unblocking /ship-change.

Closes

Closes #1779

Exit criteria

• as_device_tensor() scope: __enter__ returns self, __exit__ -> Literal[False], never suppresses
• Texture-backed write-back through record_copy_buffer_to_image + layout barriers; texture arm's writable: false dies; pool-surface refusal survives (comment's trap honoured)
• export_pixel_shape_for_texture accepts Rgba16Float / Rgba32Float
• Discard-on-exception for both scopes; exception propagates unsuppressed
• _engine.pyi entries (stubtest + pyright green)
• test_a_pooled_texture_exports_a_device_tensor resurrected (see Notes for what could not come back verbatim)

Test plan

All GPU tests ran on the rig (RTX 3090, CUDA torch 2.13) — requires_gpu never runs in CI, so CI green is not proof for this ticket; rig runs below are.

• Engine (cargo test -p streamlib-engine --lib surface_export_staging, 19 pass on-rig): new — texture-backed write-back round trip through the texture; read-before-write refusal on the texture arm; both usage refusals (copy_src-less refill, copy_dst-less write-back); float staging sized 8 B/px with float identity; flipped — texture export asserts writable(). Unchanged and still green: dual-backed refusal, producer-registers-over-slot refusal, frame-identity guards.
• Wheel probes (on-rig, real helper processes): the demo — torch doubles an rgba16_float kernel output in place through the scope with no torch.cuda.synchronize(), float16 dtype, doubled values survive a second scope entry (blit-back reached the texture, not just the staging); discard-on-exception for both scopes (pre-scope content intact, exception propagates, surface + kernel usable after); usage refusals at scope entry through the wire; resurrected pooled-texture export. CUDA availability is gated precisely via __dlpack_device__, never a substring heuristic.
• Regression: full test_device_exchange.py, test_compute_kernel.py, test_pixel_exchange.py, test_kernel_dispatch_batch.py, test_graphics_kernel.py, test_ray_tracing_kernel.py — 69 passed, 1 pre-existing skip.
• Typing: mypy.stubtest green, pyright@1.1.411 0 errors. Wheel crate lib tests 65 pass.

Notes for owner

• Resurrection deltas (recorded in the test's docstring too): the original test_a_pooled_texture_exports_a_device_tensor asserted a pooled-texture- id prefix (the escalate acquire now mints a UUID handle id), a read-only tensor (this ticket makes texture-backed exports writable), and a lease-bound full-access host-side arm (that capability shape no longer exists). The live substance — an acquired pooled texture exports a correctly-shaped device tensor — is what came back.
• Rgba64 mislabel (no diff): its discriminant 0x52476841 is CoreVideo's 'RGhA' = kCVPixelFormatType_64RGBAHalf (half-float), but its comment claims 64RGBALE ('l64r') and every consumer treats it as uint16 unorm. Rgba16Float therefore carries a StreamLib-local code (0x52476846), with as_cv_pixel_format_type mapping it to CoreVideo's real 'RGhA' so no bogus OSType can reach CoreVideo; Rgba32Float takes CoreVideo's real 'RGfA'. Swapping Rgba64 to its honest code is a one-line fix plus pinned-test update, but the discriminant is called a wire contract, so not this ticket's call.
• Raw u32 → PixelFormat table exists thrice (no diff): from_cv_pixel_format_type (macOS-cfg'd), pixel_buffer.rs::format(), and color_converter.rs::pixel_format_from_raw each hand-write the same FourCC table; this branch extended all three correctly, but a future variant that misses one gets a silent Unknown. Un-cfg'ing the canonical map as PixelFormat::from_raw would collapse them — a separate cleanup, not this diff.
• Pooled-arm format-identity gap (no diff): the new format-identity guard covers the texture arms only; the pooled arms still compare plane_size(0) alone, so a same-size different-format re-resolve would still relabel channels. Pre-existing; recommend extending the guard when the pooled arm is next touched.
• Wheel wire-name list drift (no diff): TEXTURE_FORMAT_WIRE_NAMES in python_processor_context.rs offers r8_unorm / rg8_unorm, which the engine's TextureFormat does not have — the parent refuses them at parse. Pre-existing.
• Pre-existing clippy warning left in place per doctrine: collapsible if at python_helper_process_spawn_host.rs:201.
• Scope is write-capable-only — as_device_tensor() refuses a read-only export at __enter__ (a dual-backed resolve_surface frame, or a copy_dst-less texture) instead of handing out a tensor whose edits would be silently discarded; the refusal points readers at lock() + __dlpack__. This closes the silent-discard hole the ADR's publish() rejection reasoned about, but it narrows the one-line "blit-out / blit-back scope" the ticket did not spell — overturn if reading through the scope should be legal.
• Device-wide sync is deliberately blunt — the publish synchronizes every stream on the import's device (bracketed with a get/restore of the thread's current device). Honouring __dlpack__(stream=…) would be finer-grained; a performance refinement for later, not a correctness gap — verified under a 2048×2048, 400-op no-user-sync stress by the reviewer.
• Scope __enter__'s re-entry guard is check-then-act across two lock acquisitions (holding the mutex across the parent hop would violate the file's mutex-across-the-GIL rule); a concurrent double-enter costs one wasted blit, never corruption.
• The macOS CV map is one-way for the float16 code: from_cv_pixel_format_type(0x52476841) still answers Rgba64 (the pre-existing mislabel above), so a macOS round trip of a half-float surface relabels it uint16. Nothing reaches that path today; the honest fix lives at Rgba64's discriminant.
• The ticket-body comment's claim that the removed-gate was red on two bullets is stale: feat(engine): cross-process texture import for Python processors #1778 landed via feat(engine)!: cross-process texture import for Python processors #1899, so it was red on exactly this ticket's bullet — now discharged. /ship-change for python-kernel-surface is unblocked once this merges.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added RGBA16 floating-point and RGBA32 floating-point format support across GPU surfaces and conversions.
  • Added Python device-tensor scopes with DLPack access, writable updates, and automatic write-back.
  • Added support for pooled texture exports and device-backed surface exchanges.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved validation of texture usage, formats, dimensions, and frame identity during updates.
  • Writable changes are discarded when scope exits due to an exception.
  • Added CUDA stream synchronization for reliable device write-back.

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• runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs
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Walkthrough

The change adds RGBA floating-point formats across the RHI and Python exchange layers. It enables texture-backed staging write-back and introduces GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope for writable DLPack views with exception-based write discard.

Changes

Device tensor export

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Floating-point pixel formats runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs, runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/*, runtime/streamlib-engine/src/metal/rhi/pixel_format.rs	Adds Rgba16Float and Rgba32Float with CoreVideo, Metal, wire-format, conversion, and metadata support.
Validated staging write-back runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs, runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/texture.rs, runtime/streamlib-engine/src/vulkan/rhi/vulkan_texture.rs	Tracks backing capabilities, validates transfer usage and geometry, and supports texture-backed and pooled-buffer write-back.
Python exchange preparation sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_cuda_pixel_exchange.rs, sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_gpu_surface_pixel_exchange.rs, sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_helper_process_pixel_exchange.rs	Adds floating-point tensor layouts, acquired device-texture handling, CUDA stream synchronization, and one-shot pending write-back state.
Scoped device-tensor API and validation sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_processor_context.rs, sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/lib.rs, sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/python/streamlib/*, sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/tests/*	Exposes GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope, publishes writes on normal exit, discards writes on exceptions, and adds device-exchange probes and tests.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to fa334

The PR adds writable device-tensor views, texture write-back, and float-format support. A failed GPU submission may leave texture state tracking incorrect, and some macOS float-format round trips may change the reported element type, so the change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up for these bounded edge cases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Python
  participant GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope
  participant SurfaceExportStaging
  participant CUDA
  Python->>GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope: enter scoped device tensor
  GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope->>SurfaceExportStaging: prepare writable export
  SurfaceExportStaging->>CUDA: provide DLPack view
  Python->>GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope: modify tensor
  GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope->>CUDA: synchronize device streams
  GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope->>SurfaceExportStaging: publish on normal exit
  GpuSurfaceDeviceTensorScope->>SurfaceExportStaging: discard on exception

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runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs (1)

70-95: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document the one-way CoreVideo mapping, or refuse the reverse.

as_cv_pixel_format_type(Rgba16Float) returns 0x52476841. from_cv_pixel_format_type(0x52476841) returns Rgba64. A value that leaves through the first function and returns through the second changes identity from half-float to uint16. bits_per_pixel agrees at 64, so no size check catches the swap; only the element type is wrong.

The two float arms added at Lines 94-95 make the asymmetry reachable for any macOS caller that round-trips a format through CoreVideo. State the loss on from_cv_pixel_format_type so a caller does not assume symmetry.

📝 Proposed documentation change

-    /// Create from CVPixelFormatType value.
+    /// Create from CVPixelFormatType value.
+    ///
+    /// Not the inverse of [`Self::as_cv_pixel_format_type`] for
+    /// [`Self::Rgba16Float`]: both variants map onto CoreVideo's
+    /// 'RGhA', and this direction resolves it to [`Self::Rgba64`].
+    /// A caller that must preserve float identity across CoreVideo
+    /// carries the `PixelFormat` itself, not the OSType.
     #[cfg(target_os = "macos")]
     pub fn from_cv_pixel_format_type(cv_format: u32) -> Self {

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In `@runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs` around lines 70 - 95,
Document in from_cv_pixel_format_type that the CoreVideo mapping is not
reversible: 0x52476841 maps to Rgba64, while
as_cv_pixel_format_type(Rgba16Float) emits the same value, so round-tripping
Rgba16Float loses its element-type identity. Make the warning explicit near the
reverse conversion without changing the existing mapping.

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runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/texture.rs (1)

288-301: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

State that these accessors are host-only.

supports_transfer_read and supports_transfer_write reach host_inner(). Texture::native_handle documents at Line 344 that host_inner() panics in cdylib mode. The two new public methods carry no such note, so a cdylib caller finds the constraint only by panicking.

Add the same note the neighbouring accessors carry.

📝 Proposed documentation change

     /// Whether a recorded copy may read this texture (Vulkan:
     /// TRANSFER_SRC usage; the non-Vulkan backends do not usage-gate
     /// copies).
+    ///
+    /// Engine-internal: reads the host's `TextureInner` directly, so
+    /// `host_inner()` panics for a cdylib caller (see
+    /// [`Self::native_handle`]).
     pub fn supports_transfer_read(&self) -> bool {

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In `@runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/texture.rs` around lines 288 - 301, Add
a documentation note to the public methods supports_transfer_read and
supports_transfer_write stating that they are host-only and that host_inner()
panics in cdylib mode, matching the note used by the neighbouring accessors such
as Texture::native_handle.

runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs (1)

1825-1861: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Extend float coverage to the write direction, and cover the new refusal branches.

a_float_format_texture_sizes_its_staging_by_its_own_pixel_width stops at mint. It asserts the staging size, the pixel identity, and writable(). It never records a copy. The round-trip test at Line 1680 uses Rgba8Unorm, so no test exercises record_write_back or record_refill with an 8-byte-per-pixel image. A stride or region error in the float path would pass both tests.

Two refusal branches added by this change also have no test: the format-identity refusal at Line 774 and the geometry refusal at Line 784. Both fire only after a re-registration, which is the case they exist for.

Do you want me to add a float write-back round trip and a re-registration refusal test?

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In `@runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs` around
lines 1825 - 1861, Extend the GPU staging tests around
a_float_format_texture_sizes_its_staging_by_its_own_pixel_width with an
Rgba16Float write-back/refill round trip that exercises record_write_back and
record_refill using the 8-byte-per-pixel geometry. Add coverage for
re-registering the texture with a different format identity and with
incompatible geometry, asserting both operations refuse those mismatches as
intended while preserving the existing valid-path assertions.

sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_processor_context.rs (1)

623-649: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Consider making the re-entry guard atomic.

The guard reads prepared_device_export at Line 626, then writes it at Line 641. prepare_device_export releases the GIL around its blocking refill, so another Python thread can enter this window. Both threads would then pass the is_some() check, run a blit each, and the second store would drop the first PreparedDeviceExport.

The result is a wasted blit rather than corrupted pixels, and it needs one scope object shared across threads. Holding a single guard across the check and the store closes it.

♻️ One way to close the window

-            if python_self.prepared_device_export.lock().is_some() {
-                return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err(
-                    "this device-tensor scope is already entered; a scope serves one blit — \
-                     open a new scope with as_device_tensor() for the next one",
-                ));
-            }
-            let prepared = prepare_device_export(python_self.py(), &python_self.owned_memory)?;
+            let prepared = {
+                let entry_slot = python_self.prepared_device_export.lock();
+                if entry_slot.is_some() {
+                    return Err(PyRuntimeError::new_err(
+                        "this device-tensor scope is already entered; a scope serves one blit \
+                         — open a new scope with as_device_tensor() for the next one",
+                    ));
+                }
+                drop(entry_slot);
+                prepare_device_export(python_self.py(), &python_self.owned_memory)?
+            };

A cleaner shape is an entered: AtomicBool claimed with compare_exchange before the prepare, so the claim and the check are one operation.

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In `@sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_processor_context.rs` around lines 623
- 649, Make the re-entry guard in __enter__ atomic by adding or reusing an
AtomicBool entered flag and claiming it with compare_exchange before calling
prepare_device_export. Return the existing scope error when the claim fails; on
preparation failure or a non-writable result, release the claim before
returning, and keep it held after successfully storing prepared_device_export.

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Inline comments:
In `@runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs`:
- Around line 803-818: In the record_refill and record_write_back flows, defer
updating the texture registration’s layout until submit_signaling_timeline
succeeds, while keeping the update before the timeline wait may return an error.
Ensure failed submissions leave an initially UNDEFINED texture registered as
UNDEFINED so the next copy uses the correct old layout.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs`:
- Around line 70-95: Document in from_cv_pixel_format_type that the CoreVideo
mapping is not reversible: 0x52476841 maps to Rgba64, while
as_cv_pixel_format_type(Rgba16Float) emits the same value, so round-tripping
Rgba16Float loses its element-type identity. Make the warning explicit near the
reverse conversion without changing the existing mapping.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs`:
- Around line 1825-1861: Extend the GPU staging tests around
a_float_format_texture_sizes_its_staging_by_its_own_pixel_width with an
Rgba16Float write-back/refill round trip that exercises record_write_back and
record_refill using the 8-byte-per-pixel geometry. Add coverage for
re-registering the texture with a different format identity and with
incompatible geometry, asserting both operations refuse those mismatches as
intended while preserving the existing valid-path assertions.

In `@runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/texture.rs`:
- Around line 288-301: Add a documentation note to the public methods
supports_transfer_read and supports_transfer_write stating that they are
host-only and that host_inner() panics in cdylib mode, matching the note used by
the neighbouring accessors such as Texture::native_handle.

In `@sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_processor_context.rs`:
- Around line 623-649: Make the re-entry guard in __enter__ atomic by adding or
reusing an AtomicBool entered flag and claiming it with compare_exchange before
calling prepare_device_export. Return the existing scope error when the claim
fails; on preparation failure or a non-writable result, release the claim before
returning, and keep it held after successfully storing prepared_device_export.

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• runtime/streamlib-consumer-rhi/src/pixel_format.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/context/surface_export_staging.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/color_converter.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/pixel_buffer.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/core/rhi/texture.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/metal/rhi/pixel_format.rs
• runtime/streamlib-engine/src/vulkan/rhi/vulkan_texture.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/python/streamlib/__init__.py
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/python/streamlib/_engine.pyi
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/lib.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_cuda_pixel_exchange.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_gpu_surface_pixel_exchange.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_helper_process_pixel_exchange.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/src/python_processor_context.rs
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/tests/device_exchange_app.py
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/tests/device_exchange_probes.py
• sdk/streamlib-python-wheel/tests/test_device_exchange.py

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All review items addressed in 94458e6, one deliberately skipped:

• Layout update on failed submit (the actionable): fixed — the registration-layout update now rides the record step's return value (TextureLayoutSettledByThisCopy) and is applied only after submit_signaling_timeline succeeds, in the same guarded bookkeeping block as the frame field. Both copy directions.
• from_cv_pixel_format_type asymmetry: documented as proposed.
• Host-only note on the transfer predicates: added, matching native_handle's wording.
• Float write direction + re-registration refusals: covered — a_float_format_edit_round_trips_through_the_texture (8 B/px write-back → refill round trip) and a_re_registration_with_a_different_shape_is_refused_at_the_copy (same-size format swap + geometry change, both refusing by name). 21/21 staging tests pass on the rig.
• Atomic re-entry guard: skipped. Holding the slot mutex across prepare_device_export would violate this file's documented mutex-across-the-GIL rule (the prepare crosses to the parent), and the pre-review pass judged the two-lock shape the right trade — a concurrent double-enter on one shared scope object costs one wasted blit and a dropped PreparedDeviceExport, never corruption or a double publish (publish_if_armed is swap-once).