Downloads
toryo ships as one download: pick the build for your Mac. Each one carries the desktop console and the whole command line, and installs and provisions everything on first launch.
v1.0.1 · 29 August 2026
- Toryo for macOS (Apple Silicon): the whole thing
Toryo-arm64.dmg · 41.6 MB
sha256 e412f2170c3c4de86a28ffd21d9e1ef989f79aa1b91516d7665b8a9307595ee5
- Toryo for macOS (Intel): the whole thing
Toryo-x64.dmg · 45.1 MB
sha256 8d91b3b4a1db5f3c2921e8c56872f5e940c9e47a872e720c701351d5f129d9b2
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macOS builds are signed and notarized. The app can update itself on either Mac architecture, but only when you ask it to and only once nothing is running.
Before you install
- macOS, Apple Silicon or Intel. The build is signed and notarized.
- A coding agent, installed and signed in: Claude Code, Codex or GitHub Copilot. toryo drives your own sessions with your own credentials, and you can have more than one.
- git, tmux, and the GitHub CLI signed in.
- Homebrew, if you want setup to install the pieces you are missing. It is how toryo installs tmux and Ollama for you; without it they are yours to install by hand.
- Docker is optional. toryo keeps everything in Postgres and lets you choose how that Postgres runs. Docker is one answer; the embedded pglite runtime is the other and needs no Docker at all. Setup picks pglite when Docker is not already running, so nothing here waits on a multi-gigabyte install.
toryo doctor checks every one of these and prints the exact command to fix anything missing. Full detail is in Getting started.