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Adaptyst sprints #4 and #5: summary + AI assistance notice
The fourth Adaptyst sprint at CERN took place between 2-24 July 2026 and the following fifth one was carried out between 27 July – 12 August 2026. Nine public issues were eventually scheduled to be performed.
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New development releases are available
New versions of Adaptyst, Adaptyst Analyser, adaptyst-linuxperf, adaptyst-analyser-linuxperf, and adaptyst-analyser-nvgpu have just been released!…
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Adaptyst sprint #3: summary
The third Adaptyst sprint at CERN took place between 18 June 2026 and 1 July 2026. Its length was much closer to intended 2 weeks this time: it was…
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Adaptyst sprint #2: summary
The second Adaptyst sprint at CERN took place between 27 May 2026 and 17 June 2026. Originally planned for 2 weeks, it was extended by 1 week due to unforeseen medical problems of the Adaptyst main R&D person as mentioned in the previous post.
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Introducing new development outreach channels
Firstly, we want to apologise for the silence since 20 May: this is due to unforeseen medical issues of the Adaptyst main R&D person at CERN. As a…
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[Update 20/05] The Adaptyst Jira system is live!
From now, as announced in the previous post, you can view the ongoing status of Adaptyst development by visiting https://its.cern.ch/jira/projects/ADAPTYST/issues.
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Faster and even more transparent development
When going through the Adaptyst website, you may have seen mentions of the upcoming Adaptyst management system: the central place for development management, issue tracking, and user support.
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Spring holiday greetings
As the long Easter weekend at CERN is ongoing, we want to wish you a fulfilling spring break and happy Easter to everyone celebrating! :)…
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First stage of MLIR switch is live
We have released new development versions of Adaptyst, the linuxperf Adaptyst module, and the nvgpu Adaptyst module: v0.1.0-dev.2026.03a, v0.1.0-dev.2026.03a, and v0.1.0-dev.2026.03a respectively.
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Details of the upcoming IR switch
As mentioned in the previous post, the intermediate representation (IR) used by Adaptyst is changing to MLIR. We can share more technical details about this now: the switch will be specifically done in two stages.
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