
Composio connects AI agents to applications and handles the authentication needed to take actions. Developers can use its SDKs, CLI, or managed MCP connections to give an agent access to tools such as email, issue trackers, and CRM systems. It supports custom tools alongside its existing integration catalog.
Authentication and tool selection sit between the agent and the connected service. Composio loads relevant actions instead of requiring every tool definition in the model's context. Developers can bring their own OAuth applications or use Composio-managed apps; those choices have different included allowances and rates.
Create a Session, connect the user's accounts, and expose the actions needed for a task. An agent can read records, create an issue, or update a business system using the permissions granted to that connection. Managed credential refresh reduces the application's token maintenance work.
Triggers support event-driven workflows rather than repeated polling by your application. Custom tools and existing MCP servers can be used alongside catalog integrations. Instant tools run on provider accounts and draw from a separate balance; their provider charges are distinct from the normal tool-call allowance.
Evaluate a complete connection lifecycle, including initial consent, expired credentials, revoked access, and failed actions. Compare execution logs with the target application's records. Broad catalog coverage does not mean that each integration supports every endpoint or permission your workflow needs.
Own-app/API-key/MCP usage includes 100,000 tool calls and 50,000 triggers monthly, with Pro overages of $0.0003/call and $0.003/event. Composio-managed apps have lower free allowances. Instant tools and optional add-ons cost extra; unused Pro credit does not roll over.
Hobby is a free plan. Pro costs $29/month with $29 monthly usage credit; overages, managed-app rates, Instant tools, and add-ons can cost extra.
Composio's public SDK repository uses the MIT license. Its managed execution and authentication service has separate cloud plans.
Hobby is a free plan with hard-capped allowances. Own-app/API-key/MCP use includes 100,000 monthly tool calls; managed apps have lower limits.
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