DeepAudit AMD is an autonomous enterprise code security and hardware-aware ROCm performance auditor engineered for the AMD Developer Hackathon ACT III. Powered by AMD Token Factory and Google's Gemma-4-31B-IT hosted on AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators, DeepAudit inspects multi-file enterprise codebases with sub-second latency. THE PROBLEMS WE SOLVE: 1. Silent PyTorch GPU VRAM Leaks: Un-detached computational graph loss tensors in training loops cause catastrophic CUDA/ROCm Out-Of-Memory crashes. 2. AI Supply Chain Attacks: Unsafe model checkpoint loading via Python pickle allows critical Remote Code Execution (CWE-502). 3. Sub-Optimal ROCm Utilization: Missing pinned memory and un-fused kernels bottleneck GPU utilization by up to 40%. CORE ARCHITECTURE & SPONSOR INTEGRATION: - AMD Token Factory & Gemma-4-31B-IT: Deep semantic reasoning pinpointing exact line numbers, severity classifications, and unified git diffs. - Hardware-Aware AST Engine: Evaluates PyTorch autograd retention, unauthenticated deserialization, and SQL query sanitization. - ROCm 6.3 Acceleration Advisor: Delivers non-blocking HIP streams (hipStream_t) and torch.compile inductor kernel fusion guidelines. - Measurable Business ROI: Quantifies downtime risk ($8,400 per incident blocked), accelerates 3.5 hours of manual code review down to 4.6 seconds, and unlocks +38% GPU VRAM throughput. - Cryptographic Human-in-the-Loop Sign-Off: Enforces mandatory lead engineer approval with immutable SHA-256 audit signatures before deployment. TRACKS & PRIZES APPLIED: - Track 1: DevTools & Autonomous Agents ($5,000 AMD Prize) - Google Gemma Partner Award ($5,000) - Vibe Generation Award (AirPods 5) for Business ROI & Human Governance. Live GitHub: https://github.com/sahariarhossain524-sketch/DeepAudit-AMD
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