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Prompt Engineer

@PromptEngineer48

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From the Prompt Engineer 48 video. Both models get the same input and typed questions; only the model differs. Laya needs no key.

Paperinik

@aovestdipaperino

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One typed question per frame; the other paddle is three lines of arithmetic as a control. Physics in WebAssembly, decisions in native Laya over POST /decide.

hama-jp

github.com

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The game enumerates placements with their holes, heights and clears; Laya picks one from text. The teacher is a board-evaluation formula, not Jev. Walkthrough video in Japanese.

Mansour

@mraad

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Deterministic arcade physics, a browser flight recorder and a supervised Laya fine-tune that landed 30 of 30 held-out flights on Apple MLX. 58% less peak memory with 6-bit weights.

Oussama RABOIJA | Lead Engineer @ Salesforce

@raboija

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Native Windows demo with live probabilities, executed moves, inference timing and planner-intervention counts. A deterministic search proposes routes, Laya classifies them.

Carlos Villela

@cv

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Unmodified Laya weights, real NES emulation via Stable Retro, text observations from RAM, model-driven jumping. 27.5 s of game time at 16.79 ms median inference.

Viz

@kspviswa

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Abhimanyu walks the Mahabharata ring formation to the centre. Each step goes to local Laya as typed questions; unsure or unplayable answers are marked red and corrected.

Gleb Lukicov

@glukicov

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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.

Mukhamediyar

@myxamediyar

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Measures the decision head's attention drop-off on long inputs across 400 documents, then chunks, screens and aggregates, or locates the one passage that matters.

Fredrik Ahlgren

@frahlg

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One simulated Swedish villa, four controllers on the same minutes. Laya with a safety clip cut the bill from 985 to 530 SEK at p95 179 ms; a plain tariff EMS reached 385 SEK.

yurii

@NoNFake

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Collects vacancies, filters them against a candidate profile, ranks with the multilingual Laya checkpoint and prints IT and warehouse tables plus a Markdown report.

Hayden

github.com

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Self-hosted console that runs VirusTotal lookups through System One models and evaluates them against each other on a labelled dataset. Prompts and criteria are versioned JSON.

Senthil Ravichandran

github.com

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Replayable grid sim with moving workers and forklifts. Laya answers action, collision_risk, path_blocked and needs_operator in one call; collision prevention stays deterministic.

Wilson

github.com

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Scores post style locally through a Laya-MLX helper as you scroll, using low-information and formulaic-rhetoric criteria and a conservative consensus score. Abstains when unsure.

Roi Solomon

@roisol144

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Paste a nervous message and watch tone (choice), formality 1–5 (score) and fight risk (noul) update as you type, 40–110 ms per call. Misses subtle passive-aggression.

JonnyKreng

@JonnyKreng

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Companion service that reads Lidarr's manual-import queue, scores every candidate release and track in one pass, and picks the right Single/EP/Album with calibrated probabilities.

Florian Standhartinger

@fstandhartinger

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Describe a past conversation in plain language and Chat Seek finds it across local agent histories, reranks with the receptron Laya runtime, and offers a Resume action.

Allen Porter

@allenporter

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Allen Porter's native Assist conversation agent scores intents and entities in one Laya pass, runs device commands locally and escalates open-ended queries to a fallback LLM.

Fluid Inference

@FluidInference

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Swift package that reads a form in a running Mac app through the Accessibility API, asks an on-device model what belongs in each field, and types it in. ~1 ms per decision.

ChenneyZhuang

@ChenneyZhuang

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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.

Openlayer

github.com

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Openlayer's library packs every eval for a trace into one decision request: tool choice, grounding, scope, injection, PHI. Runs on Jev, or on Kev or Laya locally on a Mac.

Thomas Brüggemann

@thomasbrueggemann

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The decision model never writes code; each step it picks the next tool, scores progress, estimates risk and says if the goal is reached. Any OpenAI-compatible LLM executes.

Luke Ramsden

@lukeramsden

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TypeScript library where one set of question definitions serves a zero-dependency Promise client and an Effect service. Never invents a probability it was not given.

Gopalji Gaur

@gopaljigaur

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Choice, Score and Noul over any System One backend with a confidence policy: if a backend errors or is unsure, the next is tried. Ships a TypeSafe-compatible server.

cdepuy

@cdepuy

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Hermes plugin that classifies each task against a ~300-skill index with Laya, injects the top skill's SKILL.md as per-turn context, and fails open. Cache-safe by design.

seedling

@wangmiaozero

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Cross-platform Agent Skill plus MCP tool that gives coding agents a local Laya decision capability. Verified on Apple Silicon with MLX and PyTorch backends.

Will Sargent

@wsargent

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Will Sargent's stdio MCP server on fastmcp. Classify text, score against a rubric or answer yes/no from Claude Code or any MCP client without sending input off the machine.

Chris Nesbitt-Smith

@chrisns

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Homebrew menu bar server that turns n8n Text Classifier requests into Laya typed questions in ~40 ms. Weights ship inside the app; no network, unloads when idle.

Charles Neau

@chneau

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Dockerized FastAPI service bundling all three checkpoints behind a language router, with timing-safe API keys, OpenAPI docs, triage and moderation presets and bulk inference.

0xBakeer

@0xBakeer

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Typed-decision server on NVIDIA GPUs or Apple Silicon that speaks the Jev wire format, with coding-agent integrations. Built after a cat woke the author at five on a Sunday.

Bruno Volpato

@bvolpato

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One import, no server. Dependency-free Rust compiled to Wasm with WebGPU kernels; pulls a pinned int8 pack from Hugging Face and keeps it in the browser. Live Tetris included.

Rai

@r4ai

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Browser runtime for Laya decisions on ONNX Runtime Web. WebGPU with SIMD Wasm fallback, Web Worker friendly, CPU embedding slicing to get past storage-buffer limits.

Vijay krishna kudva

@nvkudva

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Live at laya-web.pages.dev. 524 MB of quantized English weights cached in the tab, onnxruntime-web over WebAssembly, and a parity page checked against the PyTorch reference.

hime

github.com

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Backend-independent Unity client for local Laya servers and TypeSafe-compatible endpoints. Game state in, Choice/Score/Noul out; transport-first, no embedded weights.

tahby

@tahby

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SwiftPM package ported from laya-coreml. Point it at the aac6fef Core ML bundles (general or ANE) and call predict with choice, score or noul; no Python at runtime.

Msty AI

@MstyAI

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Native Swift library on Apple MLX. Call prepare once to download ~804 MiB of weights, then predict with choice questions straight from your app.

Afshin Mehrabani

@afshinm

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Runs the typed-decisions checkpoint on Metal Performance Shaders: ~32 ms median and ~2.1 GiB RAM on M5 Pro, plus a slower ~0.74 GiB low-memory mode. Demo and benchmark included.

云中江树

@yzfly

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Convert → quantize → deploy path that turns Laya (and Kev, NanoJev, PlayJev) into an INT8 ONNX service on the official wire protocol. Runtime is onnxruntime, tokenizers, numpy.

neko233

github.com

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One process serves the model API and an admin UI; agents call decide over MCP, HTTP or CLI and take top.id as the action. Windows service installer included.

Christian Alexander

@ChristianAlexander

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Elixir library that downloads the official checkpoint on first load and answers typed choice and noul questions; pick EMLX on Apple Silicon or EXLA for CPU/NVIDIA.