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This was a zod 4 incompatibility in the Mastra provider. The jsonSchemaToZodSchema calls in the provider broke under zod 4, so tool serialization failed. Two fixes: the quick workaround was pinning zod back to 3, which one reporter confirmed worked immediately, or upgrade to the fixed releases, @composio/core v0.2.2 a…
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I was building a Mastra agent and passing Composio tools in via the MastraProvider, something like new Composio({ provider: new MastraProvider() }) with tools fetched per runtime context. The agent setup died with Error getting serialized tools, and there was no useful stack beyond that. Other people on the thread wer…
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There is no supported self hosted path for Composio on your own VM, at least not as of this thread. The tools always need a Composio API key, set COMPOSIO_API_KEY or run composio login first, and the maintainers said they dont support a VM self host setup and might look into it later. So the answer is short: you need …
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I wanted to self host Composio on my own VM instead of using their cloud, so I installed everything and tried to run the CLI there. Every command failed with Error: API Key not provided, either provide API key or export it as COMPOSIO_API_KEY or run composio login. That killed the whole self hosting plan since there w…
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The user_id you pass is just your own app identifier, not the Google account, so you have to look it up yourself. On the callback_url you set in initiate, you get the new connectedAccountId, and for Gmail you can call the GMAIL_GET_PROFILE tool (or proxy the toolkit's get_current_user endpoint) with that id to get the…
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I was connecting Google accounts in my app with composio.connected_accounts.initiate and ran into a weird problem. The redirect_url lets the user pick a different Google account than the user_id I passed in, so the connected account came back with only my own user_id on it and no hint about which Google account it act…
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The problem wasnt Composio itself, it was the PyPI package name. The bare composio package on PyPI was a stale shim by a different author that breaks the import, so anything you run against it blows up. Uninstall it and install the real one: pip uninstall composio -y, then pip install composio-core. The reporter confi…
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I was wiring Composio tools into a Phidata agent and wanted to use the Google Docs or Notion actions. The moment I ran anything composio related I got ImportError: cannot import name 'Action' from 'composio', and even the CLI itself crashed on startup. My Python was 3.12.7 and the traceback went through composio/cli/c…
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