Breezy HR (@Breezy_HR) now supports API-key authentication in Composio. Developers can connect recruiting products to 48 candidate, position, pipeline, scorecard, resume, and webhook actions without maintaining a separate Breezy HR auth path.
https://t.co/N0LeCAL3Yv
Developers can add public legal-entity research to products built with Composio through the new @GLEIF API toolkit. It needs no authentication and exposes LEI search, ownership relationships, ISIN mappings, issuer data, and reference records.
https://t.co/d7DHqEXjQ6
Just One API is now available in Composio. Developers can add 279 API-key actions across social, creator, entertainment, and ecommerce data, including cross-platform search plus product, post, profile, and comment retrieval—without separate integrations.
https://t.co/7HYnFMb9y5
BytePlus Ark from @BytePlusGlobal is now available in Composio for developers adding AI video generation to their products. The API-key toolkit can create async video tasks, check or list their status, and cancel or delete jobs without a separate integration.
https://t.co/MpMi4Xq6lY
Composio sessions can now be patched after creation. Developers can update toolkit allowlists, auth configs, connected accounts, tool filters, Workbench settings, and more without replacing the session.
Developers can connect Datadog MCP through Composio and add 370 tools for logs, traces, incidents, dashboards, monitors, security findings, and LLM observability to their products.
Our team uses @datadoghq every day with a shared connection to our Datadog so engineers can easily find the data they need!
https://t.co/iCM7IqoeJc
Coinbase Wallet MCP from @coinbase is now available in Composio with 15 tools. Developers can add portfolio and transaction reads plus user-approved sends, swaps, signatures, contract calls, wallet funding, and x402 payments across supported chains.
https://t.co/FDPjP0OJ70
Webhook triggers are live for Shopify, Close, Jira, Twilio, Trello, Fathom, Kit, Calendly, Outlook, Ashby, MailerLite, LINE, Plain, and Stripe.
Developers get signed event delivery to one endpoint while Composio handles provider connections and retries.
https://t.co/lPR38rnGRf
Jev is now available in Composio. Developers can add structured evaluation to products and agents. Jump on the latest from @typesafeai
https://t.co/wM4jBFM7wo
With the Postman toolkit, developers can add API workflow automation to their products through Composio: create collections from schemas, import OpenAPI specs, run monitors, manage mocks, and review collection pull requests. All with @getpostman
https://t.co/YHPg8p1PsP
Speed update for CLI users!
@composio/[email protected] moves the compiler and tokenizer out of the executable. The published benchmark cut composio --version from 288ms to 199ms and peak RSS from 97.8MB to 77.3MB.
https://t.co/DgI4em7xq5
The Composio Vercel toolkit exposes 147 tools for projects, deployments, runtime logs, env vars, domains, DNS, firewalls, and cache invalidation. Developers can add deployment operations to products built on Composio without maintaining a separate @vercel client.
https://t.co/4UyThANztj
Products built on Composio can connect @airtable through managed OAuth, then create bases and tables, read or update records, upload attachments, and react to six triggers. That is a ready-made data workflow without maintaining the Airtable integration.
https://t.co/wS1po8hDwS
There's only one classifier that matters: what Mean Girls character are you based on your HackerNews comments.
With @typesafeai and @ComposioDevs we can finally answer that question (in a type-safe way).
I wrote up the event flow, routing fields, workflow examples, and the part that matters in production: handling duplicate delivery safely.
Start with one event and one test account.
https://t.co/OxeofSMUsU
Agents can do things when asked. The harder problem is noticing when work needs to start.
A Stripe payment fails. A Shopify product sells out. An Ashby candidate moves stages.
@composio just added webhook trigger coverage for all three, plus 11 more toolkits. 1/5
Webhooks retry but your handler has to be idempotent.
Store the event_id before doing the work. When the same event arrives again, return success and stop there. Otherwise one retry can create two issues, send two messages, or repeat an update. 4/5