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composio-cli

Operate external SaaS apps (Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Notion, Linear, and 1000+ more) from the terminal via the Composio CLI — discover tools, connect accounts, inspect schemas, execute actions, subscribe to triggers. Use when the user asks to send/fetch/update something in an external app, "connect my <app>", run a tool by slug, or automate a cross-app workflow.

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composio-cli
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Operate external SaaS apps (Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Notion, Linear, and 1000+ more) from the terminal via the Composio CLI — discover tools, connect accounts, inspect schemas, execute actions, subscribe to triggers. Use when the user asks to send/fetch/update something in an external app, "connect my <app>", run a tool by slug, or automate a cross-app workflow.
# Composio CLI A unified terminal interface to 1000+ SaaS tools with managed auth. The reliable path is always: **discover → inspect schema → ensure connection → execute**. Never invent a tool slug; never execute without confirming the connected account. ## Setup ```bash curl -fsSL https://composio.dev/install | bash # install composio --version composio login # browser auth composio whoami # confirm identity ``` If `composio` is missing, install first. If `whoami` fails, the user must `composio login` (interactive — suggest they run it themselves). ## The execution loop ### 1. Discover the slug (never guess) ```bash composio search "send a slack message" --human composio search "create issue" --toolkits github composio tools list github # all tools in a toolkit composio tools info GITHUB_CREATE_AN_ISSUE ``` ### 2. Inspect the schema before calling ```bash composio execute GITHUB_CREATE_AN_ISSUE --get-schema ``` Map the user's intent onto the required fields. If a required field is unknown, ask — do not fabricate. ### 3. Ensure the account is connected ```bash composio link github --list # already connected? composio link github # connect if not (interactive) composio connections list ``` A tool call against an unconnected toolkit will fail — check first. ### 4. Dry-run, then execute ```bash composio execute GITHUB_CREATE_AN_ISSUE --dry-run -d '{"owner":"acme","repo":"api","title":"Bug"}' composio execute GITHUB_CREATE_AN_ISSUE -d '{"owner":"acme","repo":"api","title":"Bug"}' composio execute SLUG -d @payload.json # large payloads from file composio execute SLUG --file ./image.png # file upload composio execute -p SLUG_A -d '...' SLUG_B -d '...' # parallel ``` For a write/destructive action, dry-run first and confirm with the user before the real call. ## Other modes | Need | Command | |---|---| | Raw authenticated API call | `composio proxy <URL> --toolkit <tk> -X POST -d '{...}'` | | Subscribe to events | `composio triggers list <tk>` → `composio listen <TRIGGER_SLUG> --timeout 5m --max-events 5` | | Scripted multi-step workflow | `composio run --file ./workflow.ts` (preview with `--dry-run`) | | Typed SDK stubs | `composio generate ts --toolkits github gmail` | ## Quality bar - Slug came from `search`/`tools list`, never memory. - Schema inspected; payload matches required fields exactly. - Connection verified before execute. - Write actions dry-run'd and user-confirmed. - Missing required input → ask, don't fabricate. ## Anti-patterns - Guessing a tool slug or payload shape instead of `--get-schema`. - `execute` before checking `connections list` → opaque auth failure. - Skipping `--dry-run` on a destructive call. - Hardcoding secrets into payloads (Composio manages auth — don't pass tokens). - Treating `composio login` as scriptable; it is interactive — have the user run it.
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