b34d970442 [docs] dreamverse-integration: add runbook + fresh-context onboarding
Make the memory dir self-sufficient as an onboarding package — a fresh
agent should be able to resume work end-to-end (verify, commit, push,
propagate to PR #1286) using only files in this directory.

* runbook.md (new): operational how-to. Covers worktree contract,
  branch topology, verification (pre-commit binary path, pytest,
  lsp_diagnostics, gh CLI), commit workflow (subject/body conventions,
  required co-author trailers, the multi-`-m` trailer-parsing trap and
  its `-F` workaround), push + PR propagation (cherry-pick from
  ltx2_sr_port to api_7.9 to avoid force-push), memory-dir maintenance
  table, common pitfalls (pre-commit binary location, stash@{0} not
  ours, AbsMaxFP8 pre-existing failure, untracked nested clones, live
  ports, branch-switch by other agents, force-push policy, two known
  trailerless commits in PR #1286), 8-question self-test, and a "first
  60 seconds" copy-paste orientation block.

* README.md: replace single "Reading guide" with a two-tier structure.
  New "Fresh-context onboarding (read in order)" section gives 5
  ordered steps for an agent picking up the work for the first time —
  worktree confirmation via runbook, then state.md, pr-roadmap.md,
  open-threads.md, runbook.md end-to-end, finishing with the runbook
  self-test as a context-loaded check. Original table preserved as
  "Deep-dive reading guide" with a new entry for runbook.md. Bumps
  "Last reconciled" header to 2026-05-05 / `09647a30` and updates the
  PR status line (PR #1284 merged; PR #1286 open at `a152cb77`,
  MERGEABLE).

* state.md: bump "Current State" header from 2026-05-03 to 2026-05-05.
  Branch-tips table refreshed — `will/ltx2_sr_port` now at `09647a30`
  (was `156103b9`), 32 commits ahead of i2v base; new row for
  `will/api_7.9` (PR #1286 head `a152cb77`) noting it's an ancestor of
  the working branch. Added cross-links to runbook.md and authors.md
  in the front matter, plus a note about other agents sharing the
  worktree (covers the branch-switch scenario without inventing
  reconciliation logic).

Verified: pre-commit clean (memory dir is yapf/ruff/mypy excluded; only
spaces-check runs). All cross-links resolve to siblings in this
directory or to top-level CO-AUTHORS.md / STACK.md / AGENTS.md as
appropriate.

Co-authored-by: Junda (David) Su <90978028+Davids048@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Matthew Noto <99706358+RandNMR73@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: XOR-op <17672363+XOR-op@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Zhang Peiyuan <42993249+jzhang38@users.noreply.github.com>
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FastVideo is a unified post-training and real-time inference framework for accelerated video generation.

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Key Features

FastVideo has the following features:

  • End-to-end post-training support for bidirectional and autoregressive models:
    • Support full finetuning and LoRA finetuning for state-of-the-art open video DiTs
    • Data preprocessing pipeline for video, image, and text data
    • Distribution Matching Distillation (DMD2) stepwise distillation.
    • Sparse attention with Video Sparse Attention
    • Sparse distillation to achieve >50x denoising speedup
    • Scalable training with FSDP2, sequence parallelism, and selective activation checkpointing.
    • Causal distillation through Self-Forcing
    • See this page for full list of supported models and recipes.
  • State-of-the-art performance optimizations for inference
    • Sequence Parallelism for distributed inference
    • Multiple state-of-the-art attention backends
    • User-friendly CLI and Python API
    • See this page for full list of supported optimizations.
  • Diverse hardware and OS support
    • Support H100, A100, 4090
    • Support Linux, Windows, MacOS
    • See this page for full list of supported models, hardware assumptions, and optimization compatibility.

Getting Started

We recommend using uv to create a clean environment. If you previously used Conda, switching to uv generally gives faster and more stable installs.

# Create and activate a new uv environment
uv venv --python 3.12 --seed
source .venv/bin/activate

# Install FastVideo
uv pip install fastvideo

Please see our docs for more detailed installation instructions.

Sparse Distillation

For our sparse distillation techniques, please see our distillation docs and check out our blog.

See below for recipes and datasets:

Model Sparse Distillation Dataset
FastWan2.1-T2V-1.3B Recipe FastVideo Synthetic Wan2.1 480P
FastWan2.2-TI2V-5B Recipe FastVideo Synthetic Wan2.2 720P

Inference

Generating Your First Video

Here's a minimal example to generate a video using the default settings. Make sure VSA kernels are installed. Create a file called example.py with the following code:

import os
from fastvideo import VideoGenerator

def main():
    os.environ["FASTVIDEO_ATTENTION_BACKEND"] = "VIDEO_SPARSE_ATTN"

    # Create a video generator with a pre-trained model
    generator = VideoGenerator.from_pretrained(
        "FastVideo/FastWan2.1-T2V-1.3B-Diffusers",
        num_gpus=1,  # Adjust based on your hardware
    )

    # Define a prompt for your video
    prompt = "A curious raccoon peers through a vibrant field of yellow sunflowers, its eyes wide with interest."

    # Generate the video
    video = generator.generate_video(
        prompt,
        output_path="my_videos/",  # Controls where videos are saved
        save_video=True
    )

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

Run the script with:

python example.py

For a more detailed guide, please see our inference quick start.

Awesome work using FastVideo or our research projects

  • SGLang: SGLang's diffusion inference functionality is based on a fork of FastVideo on Sept. 24, 2025.
  • DanceGRPO: A unified framework to adapt Group Relative Policy Optimization (GRPO) to visual generation paradigms. Code based on FastVideo.
  • SRPO: A method to directly align the full diffusion trajectory with fine-grained human preference. Code based on FastVideo.
  • DCM: Dual-expert consistency model for efficient and high-quality video generation. Code based on FastVideo.
  • HY-WorldPlay: An action-conditioned world model model trained using FastVideo framework.
  • Hunyuan Video 1.5: A leading lightweight video generation model, where they proposed SSTA based on Sliding Tile Attention.
  • Kandinsky-5.0: A family of diffusion models for video & image generation, where their NABLA attention includes a Sliding Tile Attention branch.
  • LongCat Video: A foundational video generation model with 13.6B parameters with block-sparse attention similar to Video Sparse Attention.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome all contributions. Please check out our guide here. See details in development roadmap.

Acknowledgement

We learned the design and reused code from the following projects: Wan-Video, ThunderKittens, DMD2, diffusers, xDiT, vLLM, SGLang. We thank MBZUAI, Anyscale, and GMI Cloud for their support throughout this project.

Citation

If you find FastVideo useful, please consider citing our research work:

@article{zhang2025vsa,
  title={Vsa: Faster video diffusion with trainable sparse attention},
  author={Zhang, Peiyuan and Chen, Yongqi and Huang, Haofeng and Lin, Will and Liu, Zhengzhong and Stoica, Ion and Xing, Eric and Zhang, Hao},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.13389},
  year={2025}
}

@article{zhang2025fast,
  title={Fast video generation with sliding tile attention},
  author={Zhang, Peiyuan and Chen, Yongqi and Su, Runlong and Ding, Hangliang and Stoica, Ion and Liu, Zhengzhong and Zhang, Hao},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2502.04507},
  year={2025}
}
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