Laya benchmarks

The official Laya README publishes detailed numbers, and a growing set of independent repositories now test those claims. The overall picture: Laya is much faster when run locally and free to self-host, while Jev is more accurate out of the box on most shared tests.

539 projects

flylaya

leewbl

A fruit-fly behavior study combines connectome-driven motion with a Laya intent layer

0·GitHub repo

Laya_pokemon

KevinYu969

Connects the Laya decision model to PyBoy for local Pokémon control experiments

0·GitHub repo

laya-lab

karth2512

Benchmarks Laya classification and fine-tuning methods against classical baselines and the Jev API

0·GitHub repo

playwright-system1-triage

kint4

Classifies Playwright failures and benchmarks calibrated CI decisions using local Laya and the Jev API

0·GitHub repo

decision-models-vs-small-llms

pournasserian

Compares Laya and other decision models with small LLMs across six agent decision tasks

0·GitHub repo

laya-burn

lileeei

Runs and fine-tunes the Laya decision model natively in Rust using the Burn tensor framework

0·GitHub repo

laya-vs-local-llm

vyshakhgnair

Compares Laya with a local language model on tool routing and document classification

0·GitHub repo

System1Othello

PanikParty

Benchmarks System One models, including Laya, on Othello decisions against search engines

0·GitHub repo

dispatch-system1-router

rafi-seniang

Compares Jev, Laya, and other decision methods in a configurable text-triage router

0·GitHub repo

nirnay

nandukmelath

Provides a CPU decision model and benchmarks its performance against Laya

0·GitHub repo

ReflexFoundry

nazeeh111

Trains and evaluates local Laya decision heads for coding-agent workflows

0·GitHub repo

TSP-Laya

TanishkBansode

Fine-tunes Laya for the traveling salesperson problem and benchmarks its generated tours

0·GitHub repo

System-One-Lab---Comparing-Laya-and-Decider-0.8B

AagneyN

Benchmarks and fine-tunes Laya for support-ticket classification alongside Decider 0.8B

0·GitHub repo

laya-cuda

Banshal-Yadav

Ports Laya typed-decision inference to PyTorch CUDA with GPU and CPU acceleration

0·GitHub repo

s1kit

Eliot5566

Tests, calibrates, and routes System One decision models, including Laya, on custom data

0·GitHub repo

system-one-models-research

jshaam7

Presents research notes and evaluation designs comparing Laya, Jev, and conventional baselines

0·GitHub repo

d1-consolidation-copilot

VincenzoVant

Maps multilingual company accounts and matches intercompany entries, comparing Laya with conventional models

0·GitHub repo

review-intelligence-ptbr

renatospessotto

Fine-tunes and evaluates Laya for Portuguese review aspect classification

0·GitHub repo
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@opentask/taskin-difficulty-estimator

sidartaveloso

Estimates task difficulty with Jev and Laya, then benchmarks their scores against human ratings

0·npm package

laya-audit

Javihaus

A benchmark measures Laya's confidence calibration and compares its errors across datasets

0·GitHub repo

Laya_testing

aryanlokhande1

A local Python proof of concept tests Laya customer decisioning with synthetic and historical data

0·GitHub repo

jev-vs-laya

KPMGE

Compares Laya base and fine-tuned models with hosted Jev for support-message triage

0·GitHub repo

pkv-laya-pilot

saski

Compares local Laya relevance ranking with lexical retrieval for a Markdown knowledge vault

0·GitHub repo

laya-typed-decisions-fast

whllowp

Runs, benchmarks, and fine-tunes Laya typed-decision checkpoints on CPU

0·GitHub repo

Official numbers

The core README and its BENCHMARKS.md report latency on a Tesla T4 (32.8 ms for one question with laya-multilingual, 39.5 ms with laya) and accuracy across 51 languages. Its Jev figures are third-party published, not measured by the Laya authors.

Independent head-to-heads

  • sysone-bench: byte-identical inputs across 751 states. Jev leads on triage, guardrails, moderation, Banking77 and multilingual intent. Laya leads on AG News and MNLI.
  • jev-laya-benchmark: 1,470 synthetic items. Jev 92.9% vs Laya 65.3% of judgments correct. For a single question, Laya was 42 ms locally on an M3 Pro and Jev was 136 ms. Jev was faster above 3 to 4 questions per request.
  • laya-jev-lab: 40 Chinese support tickets. Jev 78% at 588 ms, Laya 57% at 7.6 ms on an M4 Max. A cascade that escalates below 0.60 confidence matched Jev's accuracy at 1.8x its speed.
  • JevBench: a composite board. In v1.4.2, Laya (English, CPU) ranks 41st with a score of 30.25 and Jev 1.13.0 ranks 2nd with 63.29.
  • laya-mcp eval: key accuracy 32.5% for Laya vs 98.8% for Jev, with median latency of 26 ms vs 138 ms.

CPU latency

laya-cpu-benchmark measured laya-multilingual in steady state on an Intel i9-14900HX. One question took 50 ms for a 71-token state, 307 ms for 261 tokens, and 1,315 ms for 927 tokens. Batching gave little gain on CPU. Its conclusion: a realistic CPU call is 0.3 to 2 seconds, not 33 ms.

Run your own

git clone https://github.com/glukicov/laya_router && cd laya_router
uv sync --all-extras
uv run laya-router eval run --backend laya --device mps

Or use jevbench (dhruvmehra) to compare Jev, Laya, LLMs and BERT models on public datasets.

Reading these numbers

Most of these suites are small (40 to 1,500 items), synthetic or in one domain, and their authors say so. Latency depends on hardware, state length and question count. The core README's own advice: treat Laya as a fast base to specialise, and fine-tune for accuracy.

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