Studio 4.8: recommendations, Active/Active resilience, split-scroll layout
Feature release.
Recommendations panel
A new panel at the end of the readout names the primary bottleneck of the selected configuration (VRAM capacity, prefill compute, decode bandwidth, admission, or headroom) and lists concrete, numbered fixes ranked by severity: how many workers to add, what a TP change does to TTFT, what halving batch does to per-user speed, when FP8 weights or KV pay off, and when a deployment is over-provisioned.
Resilience
- Two new modes: Active/Active (two live sites behind geo load balancing, 2N) and Active/Active + N+1 per site (2N+2), with full topology diagrams, procurement and power roll-ups, and XLS support.
- Topology frames now draw up to 16 workers per site before truncating.
Layout and clarity
- On desktop the input rail pins to the viewport and scrolls independently of the results canvas; columns are captioned (Inputs / Results) and the five input stations are numbered to make the filling order obvious.
- A header chip and a highlighted footer callout make the privacy model explicit: everything runs in the browser, nothing entered is saved, uploaded or tracked.
- The footer shows the full repository URL: github.com/mahmoudyassine/gpu-scale-tool.