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Composio’s integrations that are not agent-maintained tend to involve enterprise tools with poor edge-case documentation or without a usable development environment and test data.
Unresolved speaker · ⚡️Composio: 10,000+ tools that evolve for Agents — Karan Vaidya and Soham Ganatra · 4 Aug 2025
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“the enterprise tools that have really shitty documentation and”
“you basically just wish that if they are taking like maybe 10% more time documenting the edge cases I would have solved it and like more than that the problem is that you need a dev environment to sort of run these agents on like a lot of this enterprise tools don't really have that dev environment like a very simple example would be okay I want to sort of integrate with Rippling but like my dev instance of Rippling has no extra data and so what am I going to do”
“answer like you do your best case analysis of like what the API is like looking like and how to go about it and then you try that and like real sort of applications that I'm talking about are like work day and like that really tight right in terms of the documentation sort of put out right so yeah those kind of applications.”8:06Report a misattribution
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