Composio

Composio gives AI agents real tools across 1,000+ apps such as GitHub, Gmail and Slack, and handles each user's sign-in to those apps. Its Python and TypeScript SDKs plug into agent frameworks like the OpenAI Agents SDK, Claude Agent SDK and Vercel AI SDK.

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Composio at a glance

From official pages, checked Nov 8, 2026. Tap the arrow for each source.

Free tier: Hobby: 100,000 tool calls a month
$0, no credit card; 50,000 triggers a month, 3 team members, unlimited connected accounts
Starting price: $29 a month (Pro)
Includes a $29 monthly usage credit that does not roll over, plus unlimited team members
Rate limit: 2,000 requests a minute (Hobby)
Per organization over a fixed one-minute window; Pro gets 10,000 a minute, Enterprise is custom
Official SDKs: PythonJavaScript / TypeScript
Open source: Partly
The SDK repo ComposioHQ/composio is MIT licensed; tool calls run through Composio's hosted backend
Compliance: SOC 2ISO 27001
The enterprise page says SOC 2 Type II attested and ISO 27001:2022 certified

What you can build with Composio

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Give an AI agent real GitHub and Gmail tools with Composio

A chat agent on the OpenAI Agents SDK that finds, connects and runs app tools like GitHub and Gmail through a Composio session.

Free tier: Hobby: 100,000 tool calls a monthFrom $29 a month (Pro)

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Nov 9, 2026
Composio SDK renames custom tools to local tools and appUrl to mcpUrl (November 9, 2026)
Composio TS 0.29.0 and Python 0.32.0 rename in-process custom tools to local tools and switch custom toolkits to mcpUrl.
Nov 3, 2026
Composio SDKs add custom MCP toolkits and stop retrying writes (November 3, 2026)
Composio Python 0.31.0 and TypeScript 0.28.0 add custom MCP toolkits; POST and PATCH are no longer retried and upsert() is deprecated.