git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/NVIDIA/skills /tmp/deepstream-import-vision-model && cp -r /tmp/deepstream-import-vision-model/skills/deepstream-import-vision-model ~/.claude/skills/deepstream-import-vision-modelSKILL.md
# DeepStream Import Vision Model
When this skill is active, **read the relevant reference document before starting each phase**. Do not rely on memory — reference documents contain exact script paths, bash variable conventions, log filename contracts, and critical parsing rules.
**Current scope:** Object detection models only. Fail fast on classification, segmentation, or other architectures detected in `config.json`.
## Pipeline Overview
| Step | Phase | Reference | What it does |
|------|-------|-----------|--------------|
| 1–3 | Model Acquire | [references/model-acquire.md](references/model-acquire.md) | Browse HF/NGC, detect format, download ONNX or export SafeTensors |
| 4–5 | Engine Build | [references/engine-build.md](references/engine-build.md) | Build dynamic TRT engine, run trtexec BS=1 and BS=MAX_BS |
| 6–7 | DS Pipeline | [references/pipeline-run.md](references/pipeline-run.md) | Custom bbox parser, nvinfer config, single-stream + multi-stream benchmarks |
| 8 | Report | [references/report-generation.md](references/report-generation.md) | 5 charts, HTML, PDF benchmark report |
Run the full pipeline autonomously without pausing for confirmation at each step.
## Pre-flight Checks
Run before starting:
```bash
# 1. GPU and drivers
nvidia-smi
# 2. TensorRT version match (must match between builder and DS runtime)
trtexec 2>&1 | head -3
dpkg -l | grep libnvinfer-bin
# 3. Shared Python venv — create once, reuse across all models
mkdir -p build
VENV=build/.venv_optimum
if [ ! -x "$VENV/bin/python3" ]; then
python3 -m venv "$VENV"
"$VENV/bin/pip" install --upgrade pip -q
"$VENV/bin/pip" install "optimum[exporters]>=1.20,<2.0" "torch<2.12" \
transformers onnxruntime matplotlib numpy markdown -q
fi
# 4. System tools
which wkhtmltopdf || apt-get install -y wkhtmltopdf
which mediainfo || apt-get install -y mediainfo
which deepstream-app # required for KITTI dump (Step 6g) and benchmark perf-measurement (Step 7c); shipped with DeepStream SDK
# 5. Sample video — only check default path when user has not provided a custom DS_VIDEO
if [ -z "$DS_VIDEO" ]; then
[ -f /opt/nvidia/deepstream/deepstream/samples/streams/sample_720p.mp4 ] || \
echo "WARNING: sample_720p.mp4 not found. Install DeepStream samples or set DS_VIDEO=/path/to/your.mp4"
fi
```
## Mandatory Output Structure
Create once `MODEL_NAME` is known (Step 1). Never dump files flat.
```
models/{model_name}/
model/ <- ONNX file(s)
parser/ <- .cpp, Makefile, .so
config/ <- nvinfer config, ds-app config, labels.txt
scripts/ <- run helper scripts
benchmarks/
engines/ <- _dynamic_b{MAX_BS}.engine, timing.cache, build logs
b1/ <- trtexec BS=1 log
b{MAX_BS}/ <- trtexec BS=MAX_BS log
ds/ <- DS benchmark logs
reports/ <- benchmark_report.md, .html, .pdf, benchmark_data.json
charts/ <- chart_*.png (5 charts)
samples/ <- output .mp4 or .ogv (theoraenc fallback), test frames
kitti_output/ <- KITTI detection .txt files
```
```bash
mkdir -p models/$MODEL_NAME/{model,parser,config,scripts,benchmarks/engines,benchmarks/ds,reports/charts,samples/kitti_output}
```
## Critical Rules
1. **Engine naming** — always `{model}_dynamic_b{MAX_BS}.engine`. Never bare `model_dynamic.engine`.
2. **batch_size == num_streams** — in DS runs, `batch-size` and stream count are always equal.
3. **Log filenames are fixed** — `trtexec_b1.log`, `trtexec_b${MAX_BS}.log`, `ds_s${N}_run1.log`, `ds_s${N}_run2.log`. No timestamps. Report generation reads exact paths.
4. **Parser zero-init** — always `NvDsInferObjectDetectionInfo obj = {};`. Required for DeepStream OBB support; bare `obj;` leaves `rotation_angle` uninitialized, causing tilted bounding boxes.
5. **KITTI validation gate** — do NOT proceed to Step 7 if KITTI frame count is zero or detection rate < 90%.
6. **Shared venv** — `build/.venv_optimum` reused across all models. Never create per-model venvs.
7. **trtexec `--noDataTransfers`** — GPU-only compute matches DeepStream's GPU-to-GPU data flow.
8. **Report HTML+PDF** — always use `skills/deepstream-import-vision-model/scripts/report/md-to-html-pdf.py`. Never write a custom HTML generator or call `wkhtmltopdf` directly.
9. **Object detection only** — reject non-detection architectures from `config.json` before building anything.
10. **Encoder fallback (MANDATORY)** — `x264enc` and `openh264enc` are **prohibited**. On NVENC-unavailable systems, use `theoraenc + oggmux` (LGPL; ships in gst-plugins-base; output is `.ogv`). If `theoraenc`/`oggmux` are absent, skip video creation (`DS_SINGLE_STREAM_MODE=skipped`). Report which mode was used: `nvv4l2h264enc` / `theoraenc-fallback` / `skipped`.
11. **Video source (MANDATORY)** — default is always `sample_720p.mp4` (1280×720). Never autonomously substitute `sample_1080p_h264.mp4` or any other file. Only use a different video when the user explicitly provides a path (via `DS_VIDEO` env var or script argument).
## Pipeline Timing
Wrap every step:
```bash
STEP_START=$(date +%s.%N)
# ... step commands ...
STEP_END=$(date +%s.%N)
STEP_DURATION=$(echo "$STEP_END - $STEP_START" | bc)
echo "[Step N] completed in ${STEP_DURATION}s"
```
Track `PIPELINE_START` (before Step 1) and `PIPELINE_END` (after Step 8). Report all durations in the benchmark report.
## Report Output (MANDATORY — all 3 formats)
1. `benchmark_report.md` — markdown source (12 mandatory sections)
2. `benchmark_report.html` — styled HTML (charts base64-inlined, no local file access)
3. `benchmark_report_{model_name}.pdf` — via `md-to-html-pdf.py`; verify charts are embedded by counting `data:image/png` occurrences in the HTML output: `grep -o 'data:image/png' benchmark_report.html | wc -l` should equal 5
Run charts and report scripts with the shared venv active: `source build/.venv_optimum/bin/activate`.
## Reference Documents
**IMPORTANT**: Read the relevant reference before star>-
Official NVIDIA-authored guidance for NVIDIA cuDF GPU DataFrames, pandas acceleration, dask-cuDF, ETL, joins, groupby, CSV/Parquet I/O, nullable semantics, and multi-GPU DataFrame workloads.
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