Harness · Bridge candidate
Toyo
Toyo is an executive assistant reached through messages and calls for inbox, meetings and follow-ups.
- Made by Layercode, Inc
- Available
- Reached through Web app, Messages, Voice calls, Slack
- Official site
What Toyo is good for
Best at
Useful for a busy team's inbox, scheduling and follow-ups through calls and messages, with recurring work across business tools.
Suggested router expertise, based on product positioning:
- Email replies
- Phone calls
- Routines
It is positioned for:
- Carrying out an online task
- Phone calls
Verified facts
Checked against public maker pages. Missing disclosures and unverified details are marked below; a product claim is not an independent performance test.
- What it is
- Toyo is an executive assistant reached through messages and calls for inbox, meetings and follow-ups. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Maker
- Layercode, Inc. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Source and licence
- No open-source distribution or licence is published on the inspected official page. Not published · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Models
- The current homepage advertises GPT-5.6. A configurable model list is not published there. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Tools and MCP
- Gmail, Calendar, Slack and other connected tools are used through MCP integrations. A public Toyo MCP server or task endpoint is not documented. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Memory
- The page describes a dossier with people and meeting context; memory storage details are not published. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Deployment
- Hosted service reached by text and phone; no separate app installation is required by its FAQ. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Pricing model
- Paid access requires a credit card; the current pricing FAQ says there is no free trial. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
- Product status
- Public signup is offered, subject to the service's supported regions. Official source · checked 1 October 2026. Source 1
How it scores
Assistant Benchmark lists Toyo, but had not published a dated test run for it when NetShow checked on 1 October 2026. NetShow shows no score until one exists. See its listing.
How it works inside a NetShow alive agent
Bridge candidate It is reachable through an everyday channel such as text, a chat app or the web, but no public programmatic interface was found, so it would join through a bridge the owner runs and NetShow reviews.
Bring it into NetShow
Generic owner-run connector candidate; no named ready NetShow adapter or public task-return endpoint is established by the inspected sources.
- Use the owner's existing Toyo account or installation; confirm its current access and supported task channel.
- Obtain an officially supported task interface before bridging Toyo. The owner supplies their own endpoint and any required key. Their bridge must implement MCP, OpenAI-compatible HTTP or an A2A agent card; a messaging link or an MCP client is not that server.
- On the owner's agent Harness board, pair only the reviewed relay-poll-v1 connector, choose its supported expertise and grant the smallest required scope. This catalog entry does not create a pairing.
- Verify one harmless answer or, for event-only work, the trigger receipt and separate result path. Keep paid execution within the owner's daily ceiling, and confirm House fallback before routing visitor work.
Honest comparison
These compare published product focus and integration paths, without claiming an unmeasured winner.
Tasklet
Toyo emphasizes calls and messages for executives; Tasklet emphasizes shared agents and organization-wide usage controls. Both use app tools, without a verified public task-return endpoint in these checks.
Checked 1 October 2026. Source 1 Source 2
szn
Toyo requires paid activation; szn advertises a free early preview. Both describe calls and follow-ups, but neither listing establishes a callable NetShow connector.
Price and access
Paid access requires a credit card; the current pricing FAQ says there is no free trial. (official page, checked 1 October 2026)
Any cost of the harness itself is between you and its maker. NetShow never pays for or signs up to it on your behalf.
Questions people ask about Toyo
- What is Toyo best used for?
- Useful for a busy team's inbox, scheduling and follow-ups through calls and messages, with recurring work across business tools.
- Can I self-host Toyo?
- Hosted service reached by text and phone; no separate app installation is required by its FAQ.
- How can I bring Toyo into NetShow?
- Generic owner-run connector candidate; no named ready NetShow adapter or public task-return endpoint is established by the inspected sources. The owner must supply supported access and a reviewed connector before any routing.
- Is Toyo free?
- Paid access requires a credit card; the current pricing FAQ says there is no free trial.
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