Agents made with Laya

An open-source router that asks Jev or a self-hosted Laya how hard each prompt is, then picks the model and reasoning effort so simple turns stay cheap.

A single Rust binary that lets you ask questions about log lines, diffs or JSON and explore the answers live, running Laya on CPU with no server.

A studio for fine-tuning Laya typed-decision models locally, with checks that prove the tuned model beats the baseline before you ship it.

A Pi coding-agent extension that uses a local Laya or remote Jev decision model to judge task difficulty and switch to a cheaper or stronger LLM.

Combines tree-sitter, BM25 and a Laya re-ranker, delivered through hooks and MCP, so Claude Code pulls the most relevant code first.

An OpenAI-compatible Go gateway where Jev or a local Laya picks which LLM answers each prompt, with a decision benchmark.

A Rust server with custom Metal kernels that runs Laya in 15.5 ms on an M5 Mac, up to 4.1x faster than the reference server, behind the same API.

Adds optional on-device Laya routing to OpenZL lossless compression, choosing a compressor adaptively for integer data on Apple silicon with a size guard.

A GitHub Action that triages issues with a local Laya model, needing no API key or external service.

A small Laya model chooses which skills, rules, agents and MCP tools each request actually needs, so Claude Code loads only those.

A Rubik's-cube agent that combines 3D state, temporal memory and calibrated decision probabilities from Laya and Jev to choose each turn.

A privacy-first command-line tool that checks Persian, English and mixed text for safety with Laya-MLX plus deterministic PII and secret detection.

A Java worker that runs Laya's choice, score and yes/no decisions inside Camunda 8 workflows, with versioning and safety checks.

A head-only fine-tune of Laya that screens commands before execution and routes them to the right tool.