What it does
This is an independent MLX port of Laya, not hosted Jev. Running it yourself takes Apple Silicon and the model weights; the maker’s one-question timings do not measure the Snake loop.
Benchmarks & research
Laya-MLX
Run Laya’s typed decisions natively on Apple Silicon, then watch its terminal Snake demo choose moves with safety corrections.
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How you can use it
A developer with an Apple computer can run this tool directly. They will need to download the required AI files first. This setup keeps all decisions on the machine. It does not send any data to an outside service.
The included Snake game shows how the AI makes repeated game decisions. It asks the local tool for the next move. A built-in safety layer then checks that choice. This layer attempts to catch and correct a bad move before the game plays it.