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Welcome to ⚡ Lightning Thunder
Install
Hello World
Using examine

Basic

Overview
Zero to Thunder
Thunder step by step
The sharp edges
Train a MLP on MNIST
Thunder Concepts - Trace, BoundSymbol, Symbol and Proxy
Hello world ThunderFX
FAQ

Intermediate

Additional executors
Distributed Data Parallel
What's next
FSDP Under the Hood Tutorial
Benchmarking Thunder
Introduction
Transforms
Thunder bindings for Liger operators
RoPE
Test
End to end example

Advanced

Inside Thunder
Extending Thunder
Extend Thunder with CUDA-Python
Running our kernel in Thunder
Inspect
Comparing implementations
Summary
Defining new Thunder operators
Defining custom forward and backward for existing operators
Contributing to Thunder

Experimental dev tutorials

Extending Thunder

API reference

thunder
thunder.common
thunder.core
thunder.clang
thunder.examine
thunder.distributed
thunder.executors
thunder.torch
thunder.extend
thunder.transforms
thunder.dynamo
thunder.recipes
thunder.plugins

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- Lit LLaMA
- Litserve
Examples
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