pandafood/nanode-cuda-kernels
Nanode CUDA kernels — prebuilt wheels Prebuilt CUDA extension wheels used by Nanode, a node-based AI canvas. Hosted here because most of these builds exist nowhere else — PyPI carries source-only distributions (or nothing at all) for these packages, and the upstream binary channels don't cover these ABI combinations. Windows — Microsoft TRELLIS.2 kernels (cp311) The custom CUDA extensions behind TRELLIS.2 image-to-3D generation, compiled for Windows. To our… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/pandafood/nanode-cuda-kernels.
Nanode CUDA kernels — prebuilt wheels
Prebuilt CUDA extension wheels used by Nanode, a node-based AI canvas. Hosted here because most of these builds exist nowhere else — PyPI carries source-only distributions (or nothing at all) for these packages, and the upstream binary channels don't cover these ABI combinations.
Windows — Microsoft TRELLIS.2 kernels (cp311)
The custom CUDA extensions behind TRELLIS.2 image-to-3D generation, compiled for Windows. To our knowledge these are the only public cp311 win_amd64 builds.
GPU floor: RTX 30-series (sm_86). The binaries embed sm_86 cubins plus sm_86 PTX — native on RTX 30, RTX 40/50 run via the driver's PTX JIT (one-time compile pause on first use). GTX 10 / RTX 20 cards (sm_75 and below) cannot run these builds.
Linux — supporting kernels (cp310)
Built on WSL2 (Ubuntu) for Nanode's Linux-side pipelines.
Verification
SHA256SUMS.txt covers every wheel. Verify with:
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txtNanode's provisioner pins these hashes in its pipeline manifests and refuses mismatched downloads.
Licenses
These are unmodified compiled builds of third-party source. Each upstream project's license applies to its wheel: TRELLIS.2 kernels (cumesh, flex_gemm, o_voxel, nvdiffrec_render) — MIT (Microsoft); nvdiffrast — NVIDIA Source Code License; flash_attn — BSD-3 (Dao AI Lab); natten — MIT (SHI Labs); gsplat — Apache-2.0 (nerfstudio); transformer_engine — Apache-2.0 (NVIDIA); fused_ssim — MIT. See each project's repository for the authoritative text.
