Nori-Causal analyzes an observational table and estimates the probability of direct causal edges between columns, including whether each feature is more likely to cause or follow a chosen target. It is a roughly 30-million-parameter model trained on synthetic structural causal models and makes its estimates in a forward pass without fitting to each dataset. The model is available through Synthefy’s open-source synthefy-nori library and downloadable weights. Its outputs are probabilities rather than a definitive causal graph; hidden confounders and other data properties can mislead the estimates, so they should be treated as evidence to investigate rather than causal conclusions.