LAUNCH
Kyros Labs · 3 min read
Kepler 1.2 is live — our most powerful model yet
1.1 taught coding agents to gate tool calls. 1.2 expands to full System One: triage, moderation, incident noul, and the gates you already know.
Now available
Kepler 1.2 is Kyros Labs’ open, local System One decision model — choice, score, and noul in one pass. Free to run on your machine. Fine-tuned from open Laya. Built for software that needs yes/no, route, and score — not another chatbot.
Model lineup
Shipped
Kepler 1.1
Coding-agent tool gates. Allow / ask / deny before shell, files, and network. Secret tripwire.
Previous weightsNow available
Kepler 1.2
Our most powerful model yet. Full System One — triage, moderation, incident noul, plus the gates from 1.1.
Weights on Hugging FaceComing soon
Kepler 1.3
An order of magnitude beyond any previous Kepler. Early access waitlist open.
Join waitlistOne forward pass. No paid cloud round-trip. Numbers that belong in a product SLA.
0ms
Typical local latency
One forward pass. No round-trip to a paid cloud API.
0$
Self-hosted cost
Open weights. Run on your GPU or CPU. Forever free.
0+
Languages via Laya stack
Multilingual routing when you need global coverage.
Pass a state and typed questions. Get choices, scores, and calibrated probabilities in one pass — ready for production control flow.
Reflex-speed
Milliseconds on commodity hardware.
No hallucination prose
Outputs are typed. nothing to regex.
Open & inspectable
Apache lineage. Weights you can host.
Air-gap ready
Keep sensitive state on-prem.
State
{
"tool": "shell",
"command": "rm -rf /",
"cwd": "/workspace",
"agent": "cursor",
"goal": "cleanup"
}Question
choice → allow / ask / deny
Answer
1 passBlocks wipe commands before they run.
From the live Kaggle sanity check on open weights. Runs free on your machine.
Kepler is the open System One path: local, inspectable, and priced at zero for self-host. Not affiliated with TypeSafe AI or Jev.
| Metric | Kepler 1.2 | Jev (proprietary) |
|---|---|---|
| Typical local latency | ~33 ms | Cloud round-trip |
| Self-host cost | $0 weights | Vendor priced |
| Output shape | Typed choices | Vendor API |
| Inspectability | Open weights | Closed stack |
| Air-gap | First-class | Depends on vendor |
Coming soon
If Kepler 1.2 goes viral — or you just want first access — join the waitlist. Name, email, country. That’s it.
Launch notes, System One design, and how Kepler fits real product code.
LAUNCH
Kyros Labs · 3 min read
1.1 taught coding agents to gate tool calls. 1.2 expands to full System One: triage, moderation, incident noul, and the gates you already know.
PRODUCT
Kyros Labs · 4 min read
Kepler returns choices and scores in one pass, so your product code never has to parse a paragraph.
RESEARCH
Engineering · 6 min read
Kepler is fine-tuned from open Laya. Host it yourself, inspect it, and keep sensitive state on-prem.
Short answers. Full detail lives in docs and the open repo.
Read docsYes. Self-host the open weights at $0 from Hugging Face. You pay for your own compute. not a usage meter from Kyros Labs.
Public weights: huggingface.co/MAKALY/kepler-1.2. pip install laya, then load that model id. Kepler 1.1 remains available for agent-gate specialists.
Kepler 1.1 focused on coding-agent tool gates (allow / ask / deny) and secret tripwires. Kepler 1.2 is our most powerful release — same gates, plus support triage, moderation, and incident noul across the full System One surface.
Chat models write prose. Kepler answers typed questions. route, score, yes/no. so your code can branch without regex gymnastics.
Jev is a proprietary System One stack. Kepler is open, Apache-lineage via Laya, and designed to run locally with reflex-speed latency on commodity hardware.
Broader training and harder evals — built to be an order of magnitude beyond any prior Kepler cut. Join the waitlist for early access.
Open the playground. Download free weights. Run Kepler 1.2 where your data already lives.
Built on Laya (Apache 2.0). Not affiliated with TypeSafe AI or Jev.