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AugServe: Adaptive Request Scheduling for Augmented Large Language Model Inference Serving

ICML 2026 · Large language models › Reasoning and chain of thought · approach: Efficient LLM serving · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes AugServe, a serving framework for augmented LLMs that combines state-aware value-density request scheduling with a dynamic batch-level token budget that accounts for reclaimable memory from paused requests, improving goodput over vLLM and INFERCEPT.

Problem

Augmented LLM inference with external calls under strict SLOs suffers head-of-line blocking from FCFS scheduling and from fixed batch-level token budgets that ignore reclaimable memory of paused requests, lowering effective throughput (goodput).

Approach

Ranks requests by a space-time cost value density that is updated with realized feedback at each external-call return, and sets the per-iteration token budget from free GPU memory plus reclaimable memory of paused requests under Swap/Discard policies, clipped to bounds.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: INFERCEPT dataset ToolBench

Benchmarks: INFERCEPT dataset ToolBench

Metrics: goodput TTFT normalized latency SLO attainment P95 TTFT P99 TTFT

Baselines: vLLM INFERCEPT Speculative-SJF MARS

Builds on: vLLM INFERCEPT Orca MARS

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