Composio

Composio builds infrastructure that connects AI assistants and developer-built agents to business applications. Its website advertises access to more than 1,500 apps, alongside SDKs, tool execution and authentication services. The company positions these capabilities as a way to equip agents to perform tasks across existing software; these are company-described capabilities rather than independently tested results.

Composio announced Shared Connections on September 14, 2026, allowing teams to make an authorized app connection available across their Composio organization without circulating account credentials. Personal connections take priority, and existing private connections remain private. The announcement also describes an experimental developer-platform feature for shared accounts, requiring the account owner to authorize access.

Composio’s credited conference work includes Karan Vaidya’s talk, “From coding to Knowledge work agents.” The recording identifies Vaidya as its cofounder and CTO. He argues that coding agents benefit from supporting infrastructure that knowledge-work agents still need: centralized information, history, context, verification, governance and reversibility. His hiring-outreach example illustrates why technically successful execution can still produce an inappropriate action.