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OpenClaw bench: Laya 85% at 27.8 ms, Jev/Qwen3-4B 90% at 1,168 ms

Aaron Edell benchmarked laya-mlx against Featherless Simple Jev on an M4 Pro inside OpenClaw. Stack: rules → Laya → Jev → Ollama 27B → cloud; 14 of 20 resolved before Jev.

Open source ↗ x.comcostfree, local (Laya tier)time27.8 ms (Laya) vs 1,167.6 ms (Jev/Qwen3-4B)

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    laya-jev-lab: a local-first cascade that matches Jev's accuracy at 1.8x the speed

    Independent Jev vs Laya measurements plus a cascade: Laya decides first, high confidence executes, low confidence escalates to Jev. At a 0.60 threshold it matched Jev's 78%.

    @yibie · LLM routing & guardrails · lower than pure Jev

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    Laya Ultrafast: browser-use's jev-ultrafast agent ported to local Laya on MLX

    A port of the jev-ultrafast browser agent that decides with laya-mlx instead of the hosted Jev API. DOM snapshot, executor, safety checks and inspector are the originals.

    @ipenywis · LLM routing & guardrails · free, local

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    laya_router: a model router with Laya matches GPT-5 nano's accuracy, 35x faster, free

    Two routers behind one endpoint, measured on 180 labelled requests. Laya answers small/medium/powerful routing in one forward pass, against a GPT-5 nano router.

    @glukicov · LLM routing & guardrails · free, local

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    laya-browser-agent: browser decisions on Laya, drop-in for jev-ultrafast tooling

    Local decider for the browser-agent loop: hand it a numbered table of page controls and it picks the operation and element. Playwright/CDP driver, speaks /v1/systemone.

    @ChenneyZhuang · LLM routing & guardrails · free, local, no screenshots