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F0Rextasy/omp-laya-judge

Local Laya System-1 judge MCP server + skill for oh-my-pi: typed decisions in milliseconds, zero LLM tokens

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created 2026-09-21
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About omp-laya-judge

Local System-1 judge for oh-my-pi, powered by laya. Typed decisions (choice/bool/score) in ~1s on CPU, 0 LLM tokens burned, nothing leaves the machine.

Measured head-to-head on the same classification questions (real model via omp -p vs this plugin on CPU, no GPU):

LLM judge() laya-judge --------- latency / question ~18s (16–25s sampled) ~0.35s (0.2–0.5s) tokens / question ~700 0 accuracy (12-case bench) n/a (reference) 8/12, misses escalate chance (2–3 vs 0), not a checkpoint coronation.

Grounded quiz (python demo/quiz.py): 6/8, mean 282ms, 0 tokens — both misses came in under 0.2 confidence, exactly the cases the escalate rule covers.

Snake (python demo/snake.py): score 12, 300 moves, alive, 12 shield interventions, ~0.9s/move on CPU, 0 tokens. Watch every decision in the browser: open web/snake.html (canvas replay with live probability bars, play/pause/speed/scrub); quiz at web-quiz.html. Recipe (from laya-mlx): a deterministic planner describes each direction over a tiny state (Safe route: yes. Food reachable: a safety shield executes the best SAFE move. Short parallel criteria are the whole trick — greedy end-to-end choice without the planner scores 0 (see demo/snake.py header for the measured failure modes). Honest calibration: per-move confidences on game states run at noise level (0.005-0.05; the quiz gets 0.2-1.0 on text) — navigation is planner + shield with laya ranking, the same division of labor as laya-mlx. The maze variant (demo/maze.py) is a documented negative: corridors trap the noise walk (1 crumb/200 steps).

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