New versions of Adaptyst, Adaptyst Analyser, adaptyst-linuxperf, adaptyst-analyser-linuxperf, and adaptyst-analyser-nvgpu have just been released! These are respectively: v0.1.0-dev.2026.07a, v0.1.0.dev6, v0.1.0-dev.2026.07a, v0.1.0-dev.2026.07a.

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. This replaces GitHub Issues in our repositories.

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. We are happy to announce that this is becoming available in the next few days!

As the long Easter weekend at CERN is ongoing, we want to wish you a fulfilling spring break and happy Easter to everyone celebrating! 🙂

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.

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.

Because the community around DaCe is still in the evolutionary phase and its API is written in Python (while Adaptyst is written mostly in C++), we have made a decision to change the intermediate representation used by Adaptyst to MLIR: it has similar potential for modelling computing workflows, its API is written in C++ and thus easier to integrate (and to use by module developers), and it is more future-proof because of i.a. the community around it being more mature.

We have released new development versions of Adaptyst, Adaptyst Analyser, the linuxperf Adaptyst module, and the linuxperf Adaptyst Analyser module: v0.1.0-dev.2026.02a, v0.1.0.dev5, v0.1.0-dev.2026.02a, and v0.1.0-dev.2026.02a respectively.

Adaptyst along with the linuxperf and nvgpu modules has been available for installation only from source so far. To increase the accessibility of our tool for users, that situation is about to change.

If you are around in Brussels on 1 February, please consider joining the Adaptyst presentation at FOSDEM 2026!