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LLAMA.CPP SHIPS FOUR BUILDS IN 24 HOURS AS VLLM AND SGLANG RACE ON SEQUENCE PARALLELISM

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The local LLM stack is moving fast: llama.cpp pushed builds b10219-b10223 with reasoning persistence and security updates, while vLLM landed sequence parallelism for DeepSeek V4 and sglang unified its radix cache for multi-turn agentic work.

Llama.cpp released four builds across the briefing window [1] [2] [3] [4], anchored by CLI persistence of reasoning content in chat history [3], which fixes a critical gap: the old code collected reasoning from the stream but only stored assistant messages, so prior thoughts couldn't be re-injected on later turns. In parallel, BoringSSL got bumped to 0.20260730.0 [2], and CI errors were fixed [1]. Over at vLLM, the bigger architectural shift landed: sequence parallelism for DeepSeek V4 using collective ops from Kimi K3, unifying multi-path encoder cuda graphs [5] [6], and a ROCm MLA mask fix [7] to prevent causality leaks in speculative verify blocks. SGLang addressed two config infrastructure debt items [9] [11] and shipped session-reference-aware radix cache [8], which keeps agentic workloads from evicting prefixes still in use by active sessions. Kimi K3 support landed in SGLang with reasoning, tool-calls, and native OpenAI serving [10]. All three repos are consolidating patterns: llama.cpp on reasoning preservation, vLLM on parallelism unification, sglang on config consistency and agentic cache semantics.

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References

  1. [1] b10223 ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  2. [2] b10221 ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  3. [3] b10219 ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  4. [4] b10218 ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  5. [5] [1/N] Unify multiple-path encoder cuda graph support ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  6. [6] [DSV4] Implement Sequence Parallelism ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  7. [7] [ROCm][MLA] Mask the AITER MLA small-head verify flatten causally ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  8. [8] feat: Session-reference-aware Unified Radix Cache for agentic multi-turn workloads ↗ sgl-project/sglang
  9. [9] config: route parallel config-leaf reads through get_parallel() (#33170) sgl-project/sglang
  10. [10] [Kimi K3] Add reasoning, tool-call, and OpenAI serving support ↗ sgl-project/sglang
  11. [11] test: recover the config-namespace-migration deferrals (#33171) sgl-project/sglang

Quick answers

What shipped in Local LLMs on August 2, 2026?
The local LLM stack is moving fast: llama.cpp pushed builds b10219-b10223 with reasoning persistence and security updates, while vLLM landed sequence parallelism for DeepSeek V4 and sglang unified its radix cache for multi-turn agentic work. In total, 39 commits, 39 pull requests, and 4 releases landed.
Who contributed to Local LLMs on August 2, 2026?
10 developers shipped this update, including Xuan-Son Nguyen, github-actions[bot], Isotr0py, WoosukKwon, yzong-rh, guan404ming, yudigege86, and Cheng Wan, and 2 more.
What were the notable Local LLMs updates?
b10223, b10221, and b10219.

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