nodecode-composio
Composio Connections: see the accounts a Composio account has connected, connect a new service through its OAuth link, and disconnect one, with Composio's public toolkit catalog beside them. A Nodecode rewrite of luisced/hermes-composio-connections by luisced.
Get it
Tell the agent "add the composio cell", or run nodecode add nc://composio.
Set it up
The composio CLI on the machine owns the sign-in and the connected accounts:
composio login
The toolkit catalog needs a Composio API key as well (composio.dev, Settings, API keys). Put it in COMPOSIO_USER_API_KEY, or write it in the cell's section:
"composio": { "api_key_env": "COMPOSIO_USER_API_KEY" }
Nothing is required to start: the account tools run on the CLI alone, and only composio_services asks for the key.
Use it
Ask the agent, or call the tools yourself from eval:
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
composio_accounts {toolkit?} |
every connected account: toolkit, alias, Composio status, and the selector that disconnects one |
composio_services {query?, linked?, limit?} |
the public toolkit catalog, filtered by words and by whether it is already connected |
composio_connect {toolkit, alias?} |
a https://connect.composio.dev/link/... URL to open in a browser |
composio_disconnect {selector, confirm} |
removes that one account, then reads the list again to prove it is gone |
/composio lists the accounts; /composio TOOLKIT answers that toolkit's link.
Rules the original puts on top of the CLI, kept here: a second account of a toolkit already connected needs a fresh alias; a selector two rows share is never removable; a link from anywhere but connect.composio.dev is refused; a removal is only claimed once the next connections list no longer shows the account.
Composio's status is Composio's word: ACTIVE does not prove every permission was used, and disconnecting from Composio does not revoke the grant at Google, Slack or GitHub.
What the rewrite leaves out
The dashboard page itself (two tabs, paging through 1,600 logos, the disconnect dialog), and the packaged service logos. See NOTICE.
Licence
MIT, the original's. See LICENSE.
