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SGLang Knowledge Base

updated: 2026-08-25
CoversSGLang (verified against main fetched 2026-08-24; newest release v0.5.18): install, request/APIs, offline engine, sampling, architecture/RadixAttention, frontend DSL, server arguments, model gateway, parallelism/disaggregation, hierarchical caching, speculative decoding, quantization, structured outputs, LoRA, attention backends, observability, diffusion serving/optimization, supported hardware/models, developer/benchmarking. XL (Pro): full 435-flag server-args + 321 env-var references, model-gateway ops, per-hardware deep tuning, and exhaustive parallelism/caching/decoding/quant references.
Not coveredModel-specific training; the exhaustive per-model cookbook (hundreds of entries — mapped, not ingested); behavior of a specific pinned release vs main.

🤖 Agent access: /wiki/sglang/llms.txt /wiki/sglang/llms-full.txt /wiki/sglang/index.json

An LLM-maintained knowledge base on SGLang (github.com/sgl-project/sglang, sglang.io) — a high-performance serving framework for LLMs and multimodal/diffusion models: RadixAttention prefix caching, a frontend DSL, an OpenAI-compatible server, and a deep advanced-features stack (speculative decoding, structured outputs, quantization, TP/PP/EP/DP parallelism + PD disaggregation, LoRA, hierarchical caching) plus a full diffusion (image/video) serving subsystem. Pinned to v0.5.18.

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XL Edition (Pro)

Per-item reference depth beyond this edition, in the gated XL layer (13 pages): the complete server-arguments reference (435 flags across 38 sections) and the full environment-variable catalog (320 vars); the full Model Gateway ops reference and the benchmarking & profiling toolchain; exhaustive references for parallelism/disaggregation, HiCache, speculative-decoding methods, and the quantization method×hardware matrix; and deep per-hardware tuning guides (NVIDIA, AMD ROCm, Intel XPU/CPU, Ascend NPU, TPU & others). Agents without Pro access should treat that flag/tuning-level depth as "covered in the XL edition" rather than out of scope.