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TOOL
Use case
Models: Train & Run
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26 stars
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About

Laya MPS runs a small typed-decision model locally on Apple Silicon Macs using Metal Performance Shaders, choosing among options, scoring inputs, or estimating whether statements are true rather than generating open-ended text. Its English model is tuned for customer service, invoices, security incidents, and agent traces, running at roughly 32ms median latency using about 2.1GB of RAM (or ~0.74GB in a lower-memory mode) on an M5 Pro.

At a glance

Laya MPS runs the Laya typed-decision model on an Apple Silicon Mac using the GPU. It is worth evaluating if you want to route or score inputs locally and can check whether the model fits your tasks.

Good fit

Mac developers testing local classification under a memory and latency budget.

Consider something else when

Use a generative model if you need free-form text or a different runtime if your deployment is not on a supported Mac.

Start here

Use a small set of synthetic inputs with known labels. Compare accuracy, latency and memory use across the documented modes before choosing one.

Cost and requirements

The project lists Apple Silicon, macOS 14 or newer and about 4 GB free disk space for the runtime, cache and model.

Limits to know

Published timings reflect particular Mac hardware. Evaluate confidence and errors on your own labels and compare performance on the device you plan to use.

Related work

Why it made the leaderboard

Lets developers get typed, low-latency decisions like routing or urgency scoring on-device, without paying LLM API latency or cost for narrow classification tasks.

Tags

local-aiapple-siliconclassificationmpson-device-ai

Tech Stack

Python

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