Navigate the Composio SDK monorepo, a repository containing multiple packages, and follow its shared development rules. Use it to decide where changes belong, handle generated files and release metadata, and prepare branches and pull requests.
Navigate the Composio SDK monorepo, branch and PR workflow, repo layout, generated-file boundaries, changesets, and shared maintenance rules. Use when work spans multiple packages, when deciding where code belongs, when preparing a PR, or when the user asks about repository conventions rather than a specific SDK implementation.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use this skill to orient work in the Composio SDK repository.
Read references/repository-workflow.md before changing files when the task touches more than one package, release metadata, generated files, or branch/PR workflow.
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Fix defects in Composio SDK through focused reproduction, root-cause analysis, regression tests that check for recurrence, and targeted verification. Use it for reported bugs, failing tests, CI regressions, runtime errors, or incorrect SDK behavior.
Design, implement, and review Composio CLI commands, including user interactions, output, errors, and configuration. It guides command wiring and service changes using Effect and effect/cli, with references for implementation patterns.
Create, update, and debug Docker-based end-to-end tests for the Composio CLI. Covers running the executable, keeping test data separate, checking command output, and maintaining package manifests within the CLI test suite.
Build beta versions of the Composio CLI, promote a tested beta to a stable release, and investigate failed releases. Guides verification of published binaries and installation tests through the Build CLI Binaries workflow.
Set up and use Composio to connect AI agents with apps such as Gmail, Slack, and Notion. Selects guidance for personal accounts or product integrations, covering setup, app operations, troubleshooting, and migration.
Keep TypeScript and Python SDKs consistent when shared behavior or backend APIs change. Aligns public API names, use of generated clients, and documentation examples, including updates to the fixed versions of generated clients.