laya-codex v0.1.0

Known issue (Linux): the Linux Moon asset in this release never answers requests. It is built with Moon's Tokio runtime, which on Linux stops accepting connections centrally and relies on per-shard listeners that fail to bind. laya then reports that Moon did not answer. macOS is unaffected. Fixed in v0.1.1 — re-run the installer.

First public release of laya-codex, ranked code retrieval for Claude Code. It puts the code a task needs in front of Claude before Claude goes looking for it.

Install (macOS Apple Silicon, Linux x86_64)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pilotspace/laya-codex/main/install.sh | sh
laya init --repo /path/to/repo
laya doctor --repo /path/to/repo

This installs laya and its Moon sidecar in ~/.local/bin. On macOS it also downloads the laya-code re-ranker. Every download is checked against a SHA-256.

Measured effect

Default settings against stock Claude Code, on 20 held-out tasks with two prompts per session. Figures are paired, with 95% confidence intervals.

• Code-reading tokens: −50.1% [−61.6, −33.0]
• Wall-clock: −17.4% [−31.5, −1.0]
• Turns: −23.4%
• Cost: −27.2%
• Answer recall: 0.933 vs 0.975, a difference that is not significant.

We are reporting these honestly: the −30% time goal is not met yet. See docs/RESULTS.md for the full numbers and ROADMAP.md for what's next.

Assets

Asset	Contents	License
laya-v0.1.0-<target>.tar.gz	the laya binary, plus a list of third-party licenses	Apache-2.0
moon-v0.1.0-<target>.tar.gz	Moon, built unmodified from commit 8bba3ced	Moon's own LICENSE, included in the archive

Known limitations

• Moon password: the password laya generates for Moon is visible in the process list. It stays that way until Moon enforces its ACL file.
• Linux: the re-ranker runs on CPU. The installer skips the model by default there, so ranking is lexical only.

Full list of changes: CHANGELOG.md.