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Generative LLMs are often overly expensive, slow, and prone to formatting errors when used solely for triage, guardrails, or routing. Laya offers an efficient, deterministic alternative tailored for high-throughput pipeline decisions.
By focusing strictly on classification and scoring via encoder backbones (ModernBERT and mmBERT), Laya targets the 'System 1' operational layer of AI workflows. Its use of RLCD for confidence calibration makes it suitable for automated fallback and gating systems. The hybrid router approach effectively balances latency and accuracy between language-specific and multilingual weights without requiring complex custom pipeline code.
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Repository:NandhaKishorM/laya
Laya is an open-source Python decision engine designed to deliver typed decisions—such as categorical choices, scores, or yes/no answers—across more than 100 languages. Instead of relying on autoregressive text generation, it produces decisions in a single forward pass taking approximately 33 ms.
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