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Valentino Stoll announces the release of ruby-laya, a Ruby port of the open-weight System 1 decision engine Laya, making AI decision capabilities accessible to Ruby developers.
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Valentino Stoll (@thecodenamev): Hey @railsworld! As usual I’ve got FOMO, and as usual I’m releasing something into the #ruby wild!
Introducing: ruby-laya https://t.co/779e2noVUt
It’s a #Ruby port of the open-weight System 1 decision engine Laya. Now you can get all your agent questions answered at blazing
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