mudler / mudler/vllm.cpp

docs: align README counts with the public registry

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Description

The README and docs/FEATURES.md drifted from current source-backed counts after recent model and ABI additions.

Current drift:

  • README reports 37 registered architectures; scripts/check-supported-models.py reports 40.
  • docs/FEATURES.md reports 38 registered architectures.
  • README reports ABI v19 with 36 exports; include/vllm.h declares ABI v20 with 45 VLLM_API exports.
  • README reports 36 tool-parser families and 40 names; the current public feature table and parser registry expose 38 families and 42 names.
  • The News section does not mention the landed MiniMax-Music3 generation surface.

Acceptance: update the public docs from these source anchors and pass the README, public-doc-table, and supported-model checks without changing lifecycle or benchmark claims.

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Research direction

Start with README and docs/FEATURES.md, then verify the source anchors in scripts/check-supported-models.py and include/vllm.h. Update the documented architecture, ABI, tool-parser, and News counts without changing lifecycle or benchmark claims. Run the README, public-doc-table, and supported-model checks to confirm the documentation matches the registries.

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Assessment

Tech stack
cpp
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
78/100

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