Field noteOct 21, 20261 min read1 source

The harness integrates with SGLang , vLLM , and the experimental TokenSpeed engine through their registration hooks, with no runtime patching.

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EAGLE has described harness integration with SGLang, vLLM, and the experimental TokenSpeed engine.

What changed: Adds that the EAGLE harness connects to SGLang, vLLM and experimental TokenSpeed through registration hooks, without runtime patching.

The integrations use each engine's registration hooks rather than runtime patching.

The reference pairing named with the integration is Qwen3.8-27B plus a published EAGLE-4 checkpoint. The public EAGLE vLLM repository identifies itself as an EAGLE-4 release fork of vLLM; its default release branch is eagle/v0.1.0, while main mirrors upstream. At the captured repository state, that release branch was 33 commits ahead of and 324 commits behind vLLM's upstream main branch.

The source does not provide benchmark results, throughput or latency figures, compatibility guarantees, installation instructions, or evidence that TokenSpeed is production-ready. It also does not establish which model configurations beyond the named reference pairing are supported.

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  1. 1github.com/eagle-hq/vllm
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