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laya.tools

Independent directory of projects built on Laya, the Apache-2.0 open typed-decision model, imported daily from GitHub, npm, Hugging Face, and X, moderated, and browsable by platform and use case; unofficial and not affiliated with ConvAI Innovations or TypeSafe, it covers the Laya ecosystem rather than Jev itself apart from a Laya vs Jev comparison page, and the site promotes a hosted Laya API.

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