Gyra vs Laya

A fast second opinion for coding agents. Gyra is a 421M decision model fine-tuned from Laya to answer the questions an agent harness asks all day: is this command destructive, did it succeed, is this text trying to hijack the agent, does a tool fit. Pick an example to see both models' answers.

Better than Laya on 10 / 10 coding-agent tests~17 ms per decision on a GPU Same 421M size as LayaApache-2.0

Try it

Real answers from both models, recorded on this exact input with the question wording Gyra was trained on. This page is static, so they are pre-computed; run it yourself with laya.load("RomanRG008/gyra").

Accuracy on held-out tests

True answers: commands run in a sandbox, exit codes from real OpenHands agent logs, labelled datasets. Laya = the better of its two checkpoints. Axis starts at 0.

LayaGyra

Gyra is a gate, not a guarantee: use it to ask for approval before risky actions, not as the only check. Known misses include git commands that throw away work (git clean -fdx). Built on Laya by Convai Innovations.