docs(cli): add blog on unified training entry with Primus CLI #505
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces a technical blog post documenting the design philosophy and benefits of Primus CLI as a unified entry point for training workflows on ROCm. The document explains how a consistent CLI interface addresses common challenges in large-scale model training across different execution environments.
Changes:
- Added comprehensive documentation explaining Primus CLI's unified approach to training workflows
- Described how the CLI maintains consistent execution semantics across local, container, and Slurm environments
- Outlined practical benefits including improved reproducibility, simplified debugging, and reduced maintenance overhead
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This PR adds a short blog-style document describing the design philosophy
and practical advantages of using Primus CLI as a unified entry point for
training workflows on ROCm.
The document focuses on:
This is a documentation-only change and does not affect runtime behavior.
No functional changes.