Comment Triage for Creators (Local AI)
AI & LLM Tools
Laya decision model. The first run downloads 22-422 MB depending on your choice, then it is cached. Nothing you paste is sent to a server.0 comments
Compares each comment with 30 built-in example comments. Fast, about 77% on our test set. Percentages are relative match scores and the toxic flag is a rough similarity check.
What is Comment Triage for Creators (Local AI)?
How it works
Features & Benefits
- Comments never leave your device - the model runs in a Web Worker via ONNX Runtime Web
- Two typed questions per comment: its category and whether it insults or attacks someone
- Three models to trade size for accuracy: 22 MB MiniLM, 278 MB Laya, or 422 MB Laya
Frequently Asked Questions
Is anything uploaded?
No. The model files download once from Hugging Face; your comments are processed locally and never sent anywhere.
How accurate is it?
Roughly 77-85% on a small test set of short comments, and none of the models is tuned on your audience. The Laya base model can be over-confident, and the MiniLM toxic flag is a rough similarity check. Use it to prioritise your reading, not to delete or ban automatically.
Which model should I pick?
Start with MiniLM (22 MB): it loads in seconds and runs in about a millisecond per comment. Choose a Laya build if you want the extra accuracy and can spare the download; both Laya builds are cached after the first load.
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