Thanks for the great work! I tested Dion3 in vllm-project/speculators, and it was impressively fast. Here is my benchmark report: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/c1de5f64-b1e9-4928-8939-280a79521b2c
Would you consider publishing versioned Dion releases to PyPI? This would let downstream projects declare dion as a standard dependency and publish their own packages to PyPI, which is difficult when Dion is installable only from GitHub.
Thanks for the great work! I tested Dion3 in vllm-project/speculators, and it was impressively fast. Here is my benchmark report: https://claude.ai/code/artifact/c1de5f64-b1e9-4928-8939-280a79521b2c
Would you consider publishing versioned Dion releases to PyPI? This would let downstream projects declare dion as a standard dependency and publish their own packages to PyPI, which is difficult when Dion is installable only from GitHub.