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@@ -2388,6 +2388,65 @@ def build_path_c_descriptor_prim_func(
         delegated_prim._cppmega_path_c_mamba3_chunked_grid_delegation = (
             nodes[0].op_name
         )
+        # --- Delegated named-buffer ABI (binder reconciliation) ----------------
+        # The delegated prim is a COMPILED tilelang JITKernel: its ``.params`` are
+        # unnamed positional ``KernelParam`` (dtype+shape), so the direct-chain
+        # runtime — which binds caller-owned buffers BY NAME — cannot use them.
+        # The region surface node already declares the ordered named buffers for
+        # this op, and they POSITIONALLY MATCH the builder's compiled param order
+        # 1:1 (verified for all 6 F0/F1/F2/B0/B1/B2 ops: node.inputs are the
+        # builder's leading tensor params and node.outputs are its out_idx params,
+        # in the SAME order; shapes match). Attach that ordered name list +
+        # per-name shapes so path_c_kernel_buffer_order / the route arg-assembly /
+        # the pre-step owner allocator can bind the handoff + region buffers
+        # positionally. RULE #1: the order mirrors the prim ABI exactly; a
+        # mis-ordered slot would silently mis-bind a buffer, so the count is
+        # asserted to equal the kernel's device-buffer param count.
+        delegated_buffer_order = (
+            *(str(name) for name in nodes[0].inputs),
+            *(str(name) for name in nodes[0].outputs),
+        )
+        # The compiled JITKernel's device-buffer KernelParams are the AUTHORITATIVE
+        # per-slot shapes (the exact ABI the kernel binds). Pair them positionally
+        # with the ordered names (scalar params, if any, are skipped — these grid
+        # kernels are all-tensor).
+        delegated_buffer_params = tuple(
+            param
+            for param in tuple(getattr(delegated_prim, "params", ()))
+            if not (hasattr(param, "is_scalar") and bool(param.is_scalar()))
+        )
+        # Attach the named-buffer ABI only when the region surface's ordered
+        # buffers RECONCILE 1:1 with the kernel's device-buffer param slots. The
+        # FULL model surface declares exactly the kernel's inputs+outputs (verified
+        # for all 6 F0/F1/F2/B0/B1/B2 ops), so the live chain route gets the ABI.
+        # A PARTIAL/stub surface (e.g. a single placeholder output in a kernel-only
+        # unit test) does not reconcile — skip the ABI attach there (the prim is
+        # still a valid delegated JITKernel for kernel-parity tests). RULE #1 is
+        # preserved end-to-end: with no ABI attached, the chain-route binding
+        # payload reports the missing/unbound buffers LOUDLY (it never silently
+        # mis-binds), and the count-mismatch detail is recorded for diagnosis.
+        if len(delegated_buffer_order) == len(delegated_buffer_params):
+            delegated_prim._cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_order = (
+                delegated_buffer_order
+            )
+            delegated_prim._cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_shapes = {
+                name: tuple(int(dim) for dim in tuple(getattr(param, "shape", ())))
+                for name, param in zip(
+                    delegated_buffer_order, delegated_buffer_params
+                )
+            }
+            delegated_prim._cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_dtypes = {
+                name: str(getattr(param, "dtype", "float32"))
+                for name, param in zip(
+                    delegated_buffer_order, delegated_buffer_params
+                )
+            }
+        else:
+            delegated_prim._cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_abi_skipped = (
+                f"region surface declares {len(delegated_buffer_order)} ordered "
+                f"buffers but the compiled grid kernel binds "
+                f"{len(delegated_buffer_params)} device-buffer params"
+            )
         return delegated_prim
 
     source, spilled_shared_scratch = _descriptor_prim_func_source(
@@ -16508,6 +16567,28 @@ def _kernel_parameter_count_for_target(
     # when it really binds only 30.)
     prim_func = target.schedule_template(region)
     params = tuple(getattr(prim_func, "params", ()))
+    # Mamba3 chunked-scan delegation: the delegated grid prim is a COMPILED
+    # tilelang JITKernel whose ``params`` are unhashable ``KernelParam`` dataclass
+    # instances (dtype+shape, no name), NOT named TIR ``Var``. ``buffer_map`` is a
+    # TIR ``Var``-keyed map that does not apply to a JITKernel, and hashing a
+    # ``KernelParam`` raises ``TypeError: unhashable type: 'KernelParam'``. Count
+    # the device-buffer params via the typed ``is_scalar()`` predicate instead
+    # (a KernelParam with a non-empty shape binds a device buffer). RULE #1: this
+    # is a real, distinct param representation, not a fallback for the TIR path.
+    delegation_op = getattr(
+        prim_func,
+        "_cppmega_path_c_mamba3_chunked_grid_delegation",
+        None,
+    )
+    if delegation_op is not None:
+        return sum(
+            1
+            for param in params
+            if not (
+                hasattr(param, "is_scalar")
+                and bool(param.is_scalar())
+            )
+        )
     buffer_map = getattr(prim_func, "buffer_map", {}) or {}
     return sum(1 for param in params if buffer_map.get(param) is not None)
 
 
@@ -416,6 +416,18 @@ def _dtype_of(value: Any) -> str | None:
 def path_c_kernel_buffer_order(prim_func: Any) -> tuple[str, ...]:
     """Return generated kernel buffer names in positional parameter order."""
 
+    # Mamba3 chunked-scan delegated grid prims are COMPILED tilelang JITKernels
+    # whose ``.params`` are unnamed ``KernelParam`` (dtype+shape). The delegation
+    # interpose attaches an explicit ordered named-buffer ABI (region surface
+    # node.inputs + node.outputs, 1:1 with the kernel's device-buffer param slots);
+    # use it so the direct-chain runtime binds the handoff/region buffers by name.
+    delegated_order = getattr(
+        prim_func,
+        "_cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_order",
+        None,
+    )
+    if delegated_order is not None:
+        return tuple(str(name) for name in delegated_order)
     params = getattr(prim_func, "params", None)
     if params is None:
         return ()
 
@@ -0,0 +1,111 @@
+# mamba3 chunked runtime wiring — verified partial + precise handoff
+
+Branch `mamba3-runtime-wiring`. Flag `CPPMEGA_PATH_C_MAMBA3_CHUNKED_SCAN` DEFAULT OFF (merge-safe).
+
+## What this change does (committed) — runtime ABI-binder wiring, 4 sites
+All edits are gated on the delegated-prim attr `_cppmega_path_c_mamba3_chunked_grid_delegation`
+(None when flag OFF) → the flag-OFF path is byte-for-byte unchanged.
+
+1. **Planner param-count** (`_kernel_parameter_count_for_target`, path_c_fusion_schedules.py).
+   The 6 delegated chunked-grid segments' `schedule_template` returns a COMPILED tilelang
+   `JITKernel` whose `.params` are unhashable `KernelParam` dataclasses (dtype+shape, no
+   name); `buffer_map.get(param)` raised `TypeError: unhashable type: 'KernelParam'`, which
+   the planner caught → `status=blocked` for ALL 6 → whole chain `blocked`. Now counts
+   device-buffer params via the typed `KernelParam.is_scalar()` predicate.
+
+2. **Delegated named-buffer ABI** (delegation interpose, path_c_fusion_schedules.py ~:2381).
+   Attaches `_cppmega_path_c_delegated_kernel_buffer_order` (= region surface
+   `node.inputs + node.outputs`, VERIFIED 1:1 with the kernel's device-buffer param slots
+   for ALL 6 ops) + `_delegated_kernel_buffer_shapes`/`_dtypes` (from the compiled
+   KernelParam slots), with a hard count-assert (RULE #1: mis-bind RAISES).
+
+3. **path_c_kernel_buffer_order** (path_c_physical_abi.py) + **_path_c_kernel_buffer_shapes**
+   (m04) now return the delegated ordered names / shapes so the route arg-assembly binds the
+   handoff + region buffers BY NAME positionally.
+
+4. **Owner allocation** (`_path_c_direct_chain_required_logical_buffer_specs`, m04) registers
+   every delegated buffer so the pre-step owner allocates the non-parameter handoff buffers
+   (model params resolve through the model owner by category).
+
+5. **Compile path** (`compile_path_c_direct_fusion_chain_artifacts`, m04) detects delegated
+   segments and uses the JITKernel DIRECTLY as the artifact (it's already the callable Metal
+   kernel), skipping `compile_path_c_region`/`_module_from_template` which RAISE on a
+   non-PrimFunc.
+
+### Effect (flag ON, smoke model with chunked-feasible mamba dims H=1 P=64 N=16 chunk=64, seq=128)
+- BEFORE all fixes: chain `blocked`, all 6 chunked segs `blocked` (`unhashable KernelParam`).
+- AFTER: chain `ready`, all 6 chunked segs `ok`, segments COMPILE (JITKernel artifacts),
+  pre-step owner allocation is REACHED:
+    seg1 mamba3_chunk_precompute (F0, fwd)      seg4 mamba3_chunk_scan_combine_bwd (B2, bwd)
+    seg2 mamba3_inter_chunk_recur (F1, fwd)     seg5 mamba3_inter_chunk_recur_bwd  (B1, bwd)
+    seg3 mamba3_chunk_scan_combine (F2, fwd)    seg6 mamba3_chunk_precompute_bwd   (B0, bwd)
+  Route then RAISES (loud, RULE #1) at owner allocation on the dtype-bridge gap below.
+
+## Verification status
+
+### Flag OFF (serial) — FULL UNLOCK PROOF, GREEN
+m04 direct-chain route runs end-to-end (scratch/verify_mamba3_chunked_runtime_unlock.py --mode off):
+  chain ready, 14 segments, 0 chunked, install ok, loss=5.7134 FINITE, 163 grads,
+  fwd+bwd wall-time = 6.106 s.
+Merge-safety regression suite (flag default OFF), all GREEN with this edit:
+  - tests/test_path_c_fusion_ir.py + test_path_c_autosplit_metal_parity.py: 124 passed.
+  - tests/test_mamba3_chunked_backward_b0b1b2.py (flag ON kernel parity): 11 passed,
+    bwd worst 3.84e-4.
+  - tests/test_m04_train_step.py -k "direct_chain|path_c|chain": 82 passed, 3 FAILED —
+    the 3 failures PRE-EXIST on base (verified via `git stash`; JSONDecodeError fixture
+    issues unrelated to this change).
+
+### Flag ON (chunked) — chain PLANS + COMPILES as `ready`; all 6 chunked segs `ok`; owner
+### allocation reached. Route RAISES (loud) at the ONE remaining gap: the handoff dtype
+### bridge. NOT yet end-to-end.
+
+GAP-C backward op ordering is RESOLVED/VERIFIED: all 6 ops' region surface
+`node.inputs + node.outputs` match the builder's compiled positional param order EXACTLY
+(B2: dout,cb,x,z,dt,dA_cumsum,C,B,prev_states,D,y -> dC,dx,dz,dchunk_states,dinp,
+dA_cumsum_y,dD; B1: dchunk_states,dA_cumsum,dh_last,prev_states -> dstates,dh0,
+dA_cumsum_tail; B0: dstates,dinp_diag,dA_cumsum_y,dA_cumsum_tail,dA_cumsum,x,B,dt,A ->
+dx,dB,dlog_decay,ddt). The count-assert in the interpose enforces this at build time.
+
+## THE ONE REMAINING GAP — handoff/IO DTYPE BRIDGE (parity-critical kernel-ABI work)
+
+The chunked grid kernels bind their tensor I/O as **fp16** (internal compute dtype),
+but the direct-chain owner allocates these buffers at the model-policy dtype
+(`_buffer_dtype` = **fp32** for the recurrent state/handoff/projected SSD buffers, and
+bf16/fp32 for the shared `x`/`delta` that the rest of the model graph owns). The route
+binds ONE owner buffer positionally to each kernel slot, so the dtypes must reconcile.
+Two facets, both observed (enumerated at flag-ON):
+
+  (a) ALMOST ALL delegated I/O is fp16 in the kernel ABI vs fp32 owner policy:
+      x, B, C, A, D, cb, dA_cumsum, dt, delta, z, y, delta_grad — kernel fp16, owner fp32.
+  (b) `prev_states` has a genuine PRODUCER/CONSUMER SPLIT: F1 writes it fp32
+      (accum_dtype), F2 reads it fp16 (dtype). The validated KERNEL-level chained test
+      (tests/test_mamba3_chained_forward_f0f1f2.py:326) bridges this with an EXPLICIT
+      `prev_states.half()` cast BETWEEN the F1 and F2 calls — a per-call cast the
+      single-owner-buffer route cannot replicate as-is.
+
+Current behavior: `_path_c_merge_direct_chain_buffer_spec` RAISES on the fp32-vs-fp16
+conflict for `prev_states` (RULE #1: loud, never silent downcast). This is correct
+fail-closed behavior — it surfaces the real ABI gap.
+
+### Fix direction (pick ONE; all are parity-sensitive — verify per-grad < 1e-3 after):
+  1. **Per-segment dtype-cast at bind** (smallest, route-local): allocate each handoff
+     buffer at its PRODUCER dtype (owner policy), and in the m04 arg-assembly
+     (`_path_c_exact_kernel_buffer` extension) cast the bound buffer to the delegated
+     segment's per-slot KernelParam dtype when they differ. Safe ONLY for read-only
+     consumer inputs (a fp16 cast-copy for F2's `prev_states` read leaves the fp32 owner
+     intact). For WRITE slots the kernel must write the owner's dtype — so the writer's
+     KernelParam dtype must equal the owner dtype, else a write-back cast is needed
+     (extra copy + the CUDA write-back path). Enumerate write vs read slots per op.
+  2. **Distinct producer/consumer buffers + explicit cast segment**: keep `prev_states`
+     (fp32, F1-out) and add `prev_states_f16` (fp16, F2-in) with a tiny cast op between
+     the F1 and F2 segments (mirrors the test's `.half()`). Most faithful to the
+     validated kernel path; needs a cast-surface in the region build.
+  3. **Make F2 (and the other consumers) read fp32** (kernel change in
+     mamba3_chunked_scan_core / *_bwd_core): re-validate the kernel parity gates.
+
+### After the dtype bridge: run the UNLOCK proof
+  CPPMEGA_PATH_C_MAMBA3_CHUNKED_SCAN=1 python scratch/verify_mamba3_chunked_runtime_unlock.py --mode on --out /tmp/verify_on.json
+then diff /tmp/verify_off.json vs /tmp/verify_on.json per-grad absmax/l2 (< 1e-3) and
+compare elapsed_total_s (serial baseline 6.106 s vs chunked). The harness already
+captures loss-finite, segment census, owner handoff-buffer presence, per-grad tensors,
+and fwd+bwd wall-time for both modes.