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21d ago

Composio Instant - The easiest way for AI agents to pay for their own tools

Give your agent superpowers. No subscriptions, no signups. With Composio Instant, your agent can search the web, find business contacts, create voiceovers, turn audio into text, and so much more. Try it free: composio.dev/instant

SWE-Kit - Build your own Devin like software engineering agent

SWE-Kit is an headless IDE with AI-Native Tools for building custom coding agents with any Agentic Framework & LLMs of your choice.

Rube - Let your AI actually get things done for you

Rube is a universal MCP that enables you to take actions across 600+ applications from within your AI chat, be it Cursor, Claude, VS Code, etc. It manages authentication and tool selection seamlessly and securely within the chat.
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2yr ago

AI SDR-Kit - Build your own AI-Sales agent

AI SDR-Kit lets developers build AI sales agents with customizable workflows, API integrations, and intelligent automation for outreach, engagement, lead qualification, pipeline management & more.
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2yr ago

AgentAuth - Connect your AI Agents with your Accounts

AgentAuth by Composio securely enables AI agents to access apps and perform tasks on users' behalf, with authenticated connections to 250+ apps like email, calendars, files, and APIs. Get started now with our Python and JS SDKs to bring your AI agents to life.

TrustClaw by Composio - Self-hosted AI agent that connects 1000+ apps on Vercel

TrustClaw is a personal AI agent that you can self-host on Vercel with one command. Powered by Composio, it connects to 1000+ apps over OAuth, runs scheduled jobs on its own, and talks to you on the web or Telegram. It is fully open-sourced, MIT-licensed and ready for you to take over.

Universal CLI by Composio - Connect AI agents to 1000+ apps directly from your terminal

There’s a lot of debate right now around how agents should use tools: MCP vs. CLI. We don’t think there’s one right answer. Universal CLI by Composio gives you a single interface to connect agents to tools, whether you're working with MCP, APIs, or both. Same underlying system. Just another way to access it.