Task-specific tool discovery
Searches the action catalog and loads tools relevant to the current task. It can suggest execution steps and check for common issues before tool calls run, limiting the tool definitions added to the model’s context.
Composio gives AI assistants and custom agents app actions, managed authentication and an execution runtime for working across connected accounts.
Composio is an integration and execution platform that connects AI assistants and custom agents to external apps. It sits between an AI system and connected accounts so the system can carry out requests involving email, calendars, documents, development tools, and business software.
Individuals can connect their existing assistants, while developers can use Composio’s SDKs and infrastructure to add app actions to their own agents. The platform combines tool discovery, authentication, and execution, reducing the integration work needed to move from a request to actions across services.
Authorize the accounts and actions needed for your workflow. Review operations that send messages, update records or affect spending before relying on an agent to perform them.
Searches the action catalog and loads tools relevant to the current task. It can suggest execution steps and check for common issues before tool calls run, limiting the tool definitions added to the model’s context.
Handles OAuth consent, token storage, refresh, scopes, and connection lifecycles, with support for API keys. Accounts can be connected from the dashboard or during an agent workflow.
Provides a remote workspace for code, tool calls, files, and intermediate results. Each execution runs in its own sandbox, allowing agents to chain operations and process large responses outside the context window.
Delivers events from connected apps to webhooks. Sessions carry sandbox state, files, and progress so multi-step work can retain its execution context.
Supports custom tools and MCP servers alongside the app catalog. Tools and authentication can be used across models and agent frameworks, including Vercel AI SDK and LangGraph.
Logs tool calls with their user, team, action and outcome. Enterprise adds SSO/SCIM and keys you hold for encrypting credentials in your own authentication configurations. This key option covers secret storage and does not set data residency.
Use an assistant to identify emails needing replies, draft responses, find a free calendar slot, and send a meeting invitation through connected email and calendar accounts.
Retrieve unresolved Sentry errors, classify their priority, and create Linear issues. Other development workflows include summarizing repository changes and opening GitHub pull requests for review.
Identify stalled HubSpot deals, draft follow-up emails in Gmail, and add leads from an inbox to the CRM.
Compare cost per lead across Google and Meta campaigns, review search terms and landing pages, or pause Google Ads keywords that meet a specified spending threshold without generating leads.
The website lists Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Hermes, Grok Bot, and custom agent harnesses. Composio also provides a CLI for adding tools and authentication to coding agents.
Hobby costs $0 and requires no credit card. It includes 100,000 tool calls and 50,000 triggers per month, three team members, and unlimited connected accounts. Usage stops at the included limit.
Pro costs $29 per month and includes $29 in monthly usage credit, unlimited team members, and spend controls. Unused credit expires each billing month. Usage beyond the free amounts is billed separately. Enterprise uses custom pricing and committed volume.
You can use your own OAuth app. Alternatively, pass your own access tokens at execution time; Composio does not store or refresh these self-managed tokens. Shared Composio-managed OAuth apps have lower allowances that count toward the free tier.
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