Laya Unity: decisions for game AI in Unity
A Unity-native client for local Laya servers and compatible endpoints: game state goes in, typed choices and scores come out.
BUILDS
29 builds made with System One models.
Agents, routers, scorers and games — built on models that decide. Every entry links to the models it uses, so you can pull the same one and start from there.
9 builds
PacmanLocalJev: the stock 322M Laya plays Pac-Man on Windows
A native Windows demo on CUDA or CPU showing live probabilities, chosen moves, inference timing and how often the planner stepped in.
Play Gomoku against Laya-MLX
A local 15×15 Gomoku game: you play black, and every white move is one Laya choice among up to six candidate points.
Laya vs Jev Arena: a Snake race and a fighting game
Both models get identical inputs and questions in unscripted matches, as shown in a Prompt Engineer video; only the model changes.
Lunar Laya: a fine-tuned lander that lands 30 of 30
Arcade physics, a browser flight recorder and a Laya checkpoint fine-tuned on CUDA that landed every held-out flight when run on MLX.
Laya clears Super Mario Bros. 3, World 1-1
Unmodified weights on a DGX Spark, real NES emulation and text observations read from RAM: 207 verified decisions at a 16.79 ms median.
laya-pong: a browser paddle at 18.7 ms per frame
One typed question per frame on Metal, with the opposing paddle driven by three lines of arithmetic for comparison.
Fine-tuning Laya for real-time Tetris placements
The 421M model learns to choose among enumerated placements scored by a board-evaluation teacher, with a guide to reproduce it.
Chakravyuha: a browser ring maze solved one Laya decision at a time
A Mahabharata-inspired ring formation walked step by step to its centre, with every move chosen by a local Laya model instead of the hosted Jev API.
Many of the first builds here were collected by madewithlaya.com. Every entry links to its creator’s own post, repository or site.