Laya playground

What Laya is

Laya is an open-source decision model: a multilingual encoder of 322 million parameters that reads the state and answers every question in one request. It generates no text, so there is nothing to stream and it cannot invent an option you did not offer, though it can still pick the wrong one. It reads more than a hundred languages.

How it differs from Jev

The questions are the same, so every example here runs unchanged on the Jev playground and the two can be compared answer for answer. Four things differ. Laya reads plain text or a JSON object, where Jev also takes an array. It reads far less at once: about 990 tokens of text with a short question, and fewer as questions are added, so a long text is refused as too long, with Laya’s own count. It answers at most twelve questions per request. And every answer carries a confidence, a yes-or-no one included, where Jev lets the probability speak for itself.

Runs on this site’s own Laya key, free while Laya is in beta. Everyone using the playground shares it, and Laya’s server answers one request at a time, so when it is busy a run waits its turn, and at the busiest it may ask you to try again.