Focused
One tool, one operation. Narrow scope keeps behavior easier to understand, test, and integrate.
yton Labs makes small, focused tools that autonomous agents can inspect and call. Each tool does one thing through a predictable, machine-readable interface.
A working principle
A caller should be able to understand what a tool expects and what it returns before relying on it. yton tools are designed around small operations, explicit interfaces, and inspectable behavior.
One tool, one operation. Narrow scope keeps behavior easier to understand, test, and integrate.
Inputs and outputs are defined for software callers, not hidden behind prose or an interface built only for humans.
Published tool metadata gives callers a way to inspect the interface and access requirements before making a call.
Available now
yton Labs is early. Position Sizing is the first working tool.
Calculate position size and account risk from account equity, risk tolerance, entry price, and stop price. Add a target price and win rate to calculate reward-to-risk and expectancy.
Try it →Under the surface
The human-facing site explains what each tool does. The machine-facing interface defines the request and response more precisely so agents and developers can evaluate the operation before integrating it.
Where useful, published metadata can also provide independently inspectable signals about a tool's identity and interface without making the discovery platform itself a dependency of the tool.
See how yton tools work →