feat(composio): let a company say which connected account an agent acts as (#820) - #827
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…olkit (tinyhumansai#820) A company holding two Gmail accounts had no way to say which one its agents act as. This adds the preference itself: a per-toolkit map of connection ids under composio/defaults, stored the way inference/config is. Absent means no intent expressed, which stays the ordinary case — nothing here invents a default from the connection list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nyhumansai#820) composio_execute built its body as {tool, arguments} and sent no connection id, so the account was resolved by Composio for the entity, outside this codebase. The platform backend already accepts connectionId and forwards it as connectedAccountId, so a pinned toolkit now sends it. An unpinned toolkit takes the untouched execute_tool path — no id, no change for any existing single-account company. The pinned path composes the vendored client's own public helpers in its own order so the two cannot drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…inyhumansai#820) PUT/DELETE …/composio/connections/{id}/default, admin-only on the same terms as connect and disconnect. Setting validates the id against this company's own connections; clearing deliberately makes no upstream call, so it still works when the account is gone or the provider is down. GET …/composio/connections reports the choice and marks the account it names. A choice pointing at a connection Composio no longer lists is dropped — on disconnect, and on the read that notices — since it would otherwise be sent on the next execute and refused. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…humansai#820) A section on Connections that appears only for a provider this company holds two or more accounts for — one account is not a choice. Nothing is marked until somebody marks it: the host reports no default until one is set, and the page says "Composio picks" rather than pointing at a row it cannot back. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…mansai#820) Two halves, because each is uninteresting alone: a stored preference nothing reads is the shape of tinyhumansai#396, and an id sent regardless of the operator's choice would pass a wire assertion while ignoring the page. The spec asserts the id on the wire is the one clicked, and that none is sent before that. Adds composio-backend.mjs (the fixture that can report what the host sent it), a PW_COMPOSIO lane, and the composio feature on the live-brain binary so the spec runs rather than skips. The mock brain now honours the host's own re-issue instruction — without it no approval-gated tool can run in that lane. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds per-company, per-toolkit Composio connection defaults. It persists and validates selections, exposes admin routes, applies selected accounts during execution, adds frontend controls, and extends managed E2E coverage. ChangesComposio account defaults
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR routes agent actions through a company-selected connected account while preserving existing allowlists and admin checks. Merge readiness is moderate because corrupted preferences or concurrent updates can silently cause actions to run through a different connected account than intended; separate test-isolation and transient UI-state issues are bounded follow-ups. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant AccountChoiceSection
participant ComposioRoutes
participant CompanyDefaults
participant TenantComposio
participant ComposioBackend
Operator->>AccountChoiceSection: Select account
AccountChoiceSection->>ComposioRoutes: PUT default connection
ComposioRoutes->>ComposioBackend: Validate connection
ComposioRoutes->>CompanyDefaults: Persist toolkit default
TenantComposio->>CompanyDefaults: Load defaults
TenantComposio->>ComposioBackend: Execute with connectionId
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Checking the platform backend before building on it is the right first move, and it is what makes this landable in one PR: composioExecuteToolController reads request.connectionId and passes it as connectedAccountId, in the zod schema and in swagger. Not blocked upstream, so both halves ship together — and shipping them together is the point, because as you say, part 2 without part 1 is a stored preference nothing reads, the exact shape of #396. Naming the local anti-pattern you are avoiding is more convincing than an argument for the ordering.
The authority model is right where it matters: the operator names the account (PUT …/connections/{id}/default, admin-only, id validated against this company's own connections, an unusable account refused), and the agent never selects one — ComposioExecuteTool resolves the company's choice from the slug it already has. An agent-nameable connection id would have been a quiet privilege-selection primitive; this is not that.
Folding the choice into the roster fingerprint so it reaches agents on their next turn is the axis this repo keeps having to relearn — #562 and #661 both shipped a stored value that nothing rebuilt for. Good to see it applied without being asked.
Three more that are right:
- Nothing defaulted implicitly. Reporting a chosen account only once one is chosen, and saying "Composio picks" otherwise rather than pointing at a row, is the same refusal #819 makes — do not render a decision the product has not made.
- The stale choice is dropped, because it "would otherwise be sent on the next execute and refused" — the failure would have been a working integration breaking after an unrelated disconnect.
DELETEmakes no upstream call, so clearing works when the account is gone or the provider is down. A clear operation that depends on the thing being cleared is the one that strands people.
The pinned shim composing the vendored client's own public helpers in the vendored client's own order — deleted the day that client's execute body takes a connection id — is the same self-limiting shape as #818's redirect gate, and for the same reason.
And the composio row in scripts/ci/feature-lanes.txt gains harness::composio::live::live_tests, with Console E2E (live brain) getting --features composio and PW_COMPOSIO=1 so the new spec runs instead of skipping. That rule landed in CLAUDE.md today and this is the first PR I have seen apply it — a gated test registered to a lane that actually executes it is precisely the #475/#770 failure being closed rather than repeated.
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Question — a read route now has a write side-effect
The stale-choice cleanup happens "on disconnect and on the read that notices it". So GET …/composio/connections can now mutate composio/defaults.
Two things follow, and I could not settle either from the diff:
- Who can trigger it. That read is member-reachable as far as I can tell, while setting the choice is admin-only. Clearing a company-level preference is a smaller act than setting one, and dropping an id Composio no longer lists is unarguably correct — but it is still a write that settles something on behalf of the company, which is the axis #745 just established as admin territory. Worth confirming it is deliberate that a member's page load can perform it.
- Concurrency. Two reads noticing the same stale id will both drop it. Idempotent, so harmless if the write is a plain remove — but if it is read-modify-write over the whole
composio/defaultsmap, two concurrent drops can lose an unrelated toolkit's choice, which is the load→mutate→save racecompany_write_lockexists for elsewhere in this codebase.
Neither is a reason to hold this. The first is a one-line answer; the second is worth checking against how composio/defaults is persisted, since the map shape is what makes it possible.
Before merging: base is current and the lanes are still reporting. Nothing else outstanding from me.
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…nyhumansai#820) Three failures in the live-brain lane, all from this file: The cleanup hook read PW_STORAGE_STATE and PW_BASE_URL from the environment, which playwright.config.ts DERIVES when they are unset — the CI configuration exactly. So it built an anonymous context, its writes were refused 401, the Composio token stayed set, and oauth-onboarding-resume.spec.ts failed two files later on a Slack tile this spec had connected. It now reads testInfo.project.use and asserts the clear succeeded, so a refused cleanup names its own file. The other two were a loose getByRole("button", {name: "Send"}), which matches the sidebar thread preview as soon as any message mentions sending — this spec's GMAIL_SEND_EMAIL directive did it, but any message would. Tightened to exact in all four specs that locate the composer that way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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frontend/test/e2e/composio-backend.mjs (1)
106-109: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRestore
connectionsin/__resetso specs stay order-independent.
DELETE …/connections/{id}splices from the module-levelconnectionsarray./__resetclearsexecutesonly. After one spec disconnectsca_ops, every later spec in the same fixture process sees one Gmail account instead of two, so the multi-account precondition the suite depends on is gone. The failure appears in a spec that did not cause it.Keep the seed list separate and rebuild it on reset.
♻️ Proposed fix to restore the seed connections
-/** The connections this company holds. Two Gmail accounts is the whole point. */ -const connections = [ +/** The seed set. Two Gmail accounts is the whole point. */ +const seedConnections = () => [ { id: "ca_ops", toolkit: "gmail", status: "ACTIVE", createdAt: "2026-08-01T10:00:00Z", accountEmail: "ops@acme.test", }, { id: "ca_billing", toolkit: "gmail", status: "ACTIVE", createdAt: "2026-08-02T10:00:00Z", accountEmail: "billing@acme.test", }, { id: "ca_slack", toolkit: "slack", status: "ACTIVE", createdAt: "2026-08-03T10:00:00Z", workspace: "Acme Workspace", }, ]; + +/** The connections this company holds right now. */ +let connections = seedConnections();if (path === "/__reset" && req.method === "POST") { executes.length = 0; + connections = seedConnections(); return ok(res, { reset: true }); }Also applies to: 137-142
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95-104: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the cleanup requests, for the reason this file already states.
resetFixtureandclearChoicefire and forget. TheafterAlldeletes at lines 130-132 do the same, while the token clear beside them is asserted. A refusedPOST /__resetlets one test read another test's executes, sobefore[0]in the second test can be a leaked call and the negative assertion then passes or fails for the wrong reason. The comment at lines 136-138 makes this argument for the token; it applies equally here.♻️ Proposed fix to assert the cleanup responses
/** Forget what the fixture saw, so one test cannot read another's calls. */ async function resetFixture(page: Page): Promise<void> { - await page.request.post(`${COMPOSIO_FIXTURE_URL}/__reset`); + const reset = await page.request.post(`${COMPOSIO_FIXTURE_URL}/__reset`); + expect(reset.ok(), `resetting the composio fixture failed: ${reset.status()}`).toBeTruthy(); } /** Return the company to "nothing chosen", whatever a test left behind. */ async function clearChoice(page: Page): Promise<void> { for (const id of ["ca_ops", "ca_billing"]) { - await page.request.delete(`/api/v1/company/composio/connections/${id}/default`); + const cleared = await page.request.delete( + `/api/v1/company/composio/connections/${id}/default`, + ); + expect(cleared.ok(), `clearing the ${id} default failed: ${cleared.status()}`).toBeTruthy(); } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@frontend/test/e2e/composio-account-choice.spec.ts`:
- Around line 182-188: Update the slack assertion in the composio connections
test to first require that a row with toolkit "slack" exists, then assert that
its defaultConnectionId is undefined, preserving the separate gmail default
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In `@frontend/test/e2e/composio-account-choice.spec.ts`:
- Around line 95-104: Update resetFixture, clearChoice, and the afterAll company
cleanup to await and assert each cleanup request succeeds, matching the existing
asserted token-clear cleanup. Ensure a failed POST to __reset or DELETE of a
company connection causes cleanup to fail rather than allowing tests to continue
with leaked state.
In `@frontend/test/e2e/composio-backend.mjs`:
- Around line 106-109: Update the /__reset handler to restore the module-level
connections from a separate immutable seed list, in addition to clearing
executes. Ensure each reset rebuilds a fresh connections array so DELETE
mutations do not persist between specs; apply the same reset behavior to the
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tinyhumansai#819 (the connection detail panel) landed while this was open and speaks about the same accounts, so the collisions are semantic rather than textual. - `api/composio.ts` — both branches added an account type for the same wire object under different names. Upstream's `ComposioConnectedAccount` wins (it is what `provider-grid.ts`, `ProviderDetail` and `ConnectionsView` already reference) and this branch's `isDefault` joins it, optional for the same reason `accounts` is: a host predating tinyhumansai#820 answers without it, and absent must read as "no choice", not as "this one". The disconnect and default route bindings are additive on both sides; both kept. - `ConnectionsView.tsx` — `connectionsGeneration` was bumped in a `finally`; tinyhumansai#819 replaced that try/catch with a fault-isolated `Promise.all` and an early return. Moved to just after the accounts read, which is what the section is downstream of and survives both exits. Both new subtrees render. **One contradiction the merge forces, fixed here.** `ProviderDetail` told the operator that "which one an agent acts as is not set here: `composio_execute` sends no connection id, so Composio resolves it. Disconnect the one you do not want an agent to use." True when tinyhumansai#819 wrote it; false as of this branch, which is what makes it a merge artifact rather than a change of mind. It now points at the section that owns the choice. tinyhumansai#819's own unit test asserted the old claim verbatim and is updated to assert the new one — including that the retracted sentence is gone. The panel still marks no account itself. One control on one surface; a second place to read the choice back is how two surfaces come to disagree. Verified after the merge: cargo fmt/clippy clean, `cargo test --locked` 2341 passed, all three composio lane filters pass on 1.96.1 (isolation 3, ops helpers 12, live 6), and the console's typecheck/typecheck:e2e/typecheck:unit with 648 unit tests passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
tinyhumansai#828 (tinyhumansai#822) merged, and tinyhumansai#678 landed a triage evaluator. One conflict, in `test/e2e/mock-brain.mjs`, and it is the interesting kind: both branches added a guard ahead of the directive arms for the same underlying reason. `servedDirectives` is per-process, so a `__MOCK_TOOL_CALL__` fires for the FIRST request carrying it and never again. tinyhumansai#678 found that a triage escalation is handed the operator's raw message, carries the directive, and burns it — leaving the agent's own turn with prose. tinyhumansai#820 found the mirror image: after an approval the directive is already spent, so the host's "Re-issue it now" instruction produced nothing and no approval-gated tool could run in that lane at all. Both arms kept, triage first. Everything after that point assumes an agent turn and a classification is not one. It could not currently reach the re-issue arm anyway — `findReissue` requires the instruction to be the LAST message, and a classification's last message is the operator's — but that is a property of one prompt, not a rule worth resting on. The module header said "the three arms" and listed three; two branches each added one without touching it, so it now enumerates all five and says why the order is load-bearing. Verified directly rather than by inference, since the ordering was the one judgement call here: driving the merged mock brain, a triage request carrying a directive answers `chatter` and consumes nothing, the agent's own turn with the same message still gets its tool call, and a re-issue after approval gets one from the spent directive. All three, in that order, against one process. Also finishes the `ProviderDetail` correction the previous merge started. Its header doc still carried the pre-tinyhumansai#820 claim in full — "`composio_execute` posts `{tool, arguments}` and no connection id, so nothing on this side selects an account" — while the rendered paragraph had already been fixed. The doc is what the next reader reasons from; it now says the decision is real and where it is made, and why the panel still marks nothing itself. cargo fmt/clippy clean, `cargo test --locked` 2344 passed, console typecheck x3 with 654 unit tests, build, design-tokens, md-cap and feature-lanes all green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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88-112: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPrevent a completed mutation from refreshing a previous company.
Line 93 and Line 106 call a
refreshclosure that captured the earliercompany. If the view switches from company A to company B while the mutation is pending, that old refresh can run last and replace company B’s rows with company A’s accounts.Bind refresh results and post-mutation refreshes to the current company identity. Add a test that switches companies before the mutation resolves.
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156-180: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKey usage state by
usageKey.When the sheet changes subjects, the new render can use the previous subject’s
callsandusageLoad === "ready"before this effect resets them. A slow usage request can therefore show one provider’s call count for another provider.Store the key with the usage state, or render loading until the stored key matches
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In `@frontend/src/views/connections/AccountChoiceSection.tsx`:
- Around line 88-112: Update the choose and clear mutation flows to refresh only
when the completed mutation still belongs to the currently selected company,
preventing a stale company closure from overwriting newer rows. Track or
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results, and add a test that switches companies before the mutation resolves to
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- Around line 156-180: The usage state can briefly remain associated with the
previous provider when usageKey changes, allowing stale calls to render for the
new subject. Update the useEffect state handling around calls and usageLoad to
retain the key associated with the loaded result, or gate rendering until that
stored key matches the current usageKey; ensure stale responses cannot update
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`set_default_connection` refuses to pin a connection that is not active, and nothing exercised the branch — every other test in the feature's lanes uses ACTIVE connections, so removing the check left the suite green. The refusal is a product decision, not validation: pinning an EXPIRED account routes every send for the toolkit to an account that cannot send, which is worse than the unpinned behaviour it replaces. Asserted against the store as well as the error, since a refusal that still wrote would be a broken toolkit with a reassuring message. The two blunter refusals share the test because they share the guard, and `c1` goes through as the control a refuse-everything guard would fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ps tests a lane `GET …/composio/connections` drops a choice naming a connection Composio no longer lists — self-healing for an account revoked outside this console, which would otherwise be sent on the next `composio_execute` and refused, silently breaking the toolkit. Nothing exercised it: the ops tests run in a build without `composio` and stop at the 409, and the grouping tests pass defaults whose every id matches a row. The cleanup moves out of `connections_impl` into `drop_dangling_defaults` for the reason `group_by_toolkit` is already split out — the decision is testable without standing up a Composio backend. The test asserts both halves: a live choice is untouched, a dangling one is dropped *and stored*, and the toolkit falls back to "Composio picks" rather than promoting the surviving account into a decision nobody made. The gated ops tests gather under `tests::gated_tests` so a lane can name them. A `composio`-gated test's default fate here is compiled by `Check (--all-features)` and run by nothing (tinyhumansai#770), and this lane must select by filter rather than run the module: with the feature on, `an_admin_is_unaffected` dials api.tinyhumans.ai for real (tinyhumansai#801). A gated ops test added later now joins the module rather than depending on somebody remembering ci.yml. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e's accounts `choose` and `clear` re-read through the `refresh` closure they were created with, which is bound to the company that was on screen when the operator clicked. An operator who switches company while the write is in flight gets company A's accounts painted onto company B's page — every id on screen then belongs to a company they are not looking at, and the next click sends one of them. The write itself still lands where it was aimed; only the read that follows is gated on the company still being shown. The second test pins the other half: the guard is a company check and not a blanket "never refresh after a mutation", because the mark the console draws comes from the host's answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d for The detail sheet changes subject without unmounting, and the usage figure was plain state reset in an effect — which lands one render after the new subject does. For that frame the panel renders the previous provider's call count under the new provider's name: not a slow render but a wrong claim, and exactly the kind of unbacked sentence this panel exists to avoid. The read now carries the key it was made for and nothing is shown unless the key still matches. The test renders the switch outside `act`, which flushes effects before it returns and would hide the frame under test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ck claim real `/__reset` cleared the execute log and left the connection list, which the DELETE handler mutates. One process serves every spec in the file, so a spec that disconnects an account removes it for all the later ones — and two Gmail accounts is the precondition the whole fixture exists for. The failure would surface in a spec that did not cause it, in whatever order the file ran. The per-toolkit isolation assertion also passed vacuously: `find(...)?.defaultConnectionId` is undefined both when slack carries no choice and when the fixture serves no slack row at all. It now requires the row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The write itself still lands where it was aimed; only the read that follows is gated on the company still being shown.
The read now carries the key it was made for, and nothing is shown unless the key still matches. The test renders the switch outside
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699-721: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueOne store write per stale toolkit is acceptable here, but the return value chaining is subtle.
The loop reassigns
defaultsfrom eachclear_defaultresult while iterating a snapshot clone. The result is correct because the last call returns the fully reduced map. A short note in the loop body, or collecting the stale toolkits first and clearing them in one pass, would make that dependency explicit.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@frontend/test/unit/provider-detail-render.test.ts`:
- Around line 439-464: Update the ProviderDetail test setup after flushSync so
the pending useEffect is flushed before resolving gates[1], then assert that two
gates were created before accessing the second gate. Replace the broad text()
check for "7" with an assertion against the usage section’s exact rendered text.
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In `@src/server/ops/composio.rs`:
- Around line 699-721: Clarify the return-value dependency in the loop that
processes stale defaults, immediately around the defaults reassignment and
clear_default call. Add a brief note explaining that each clear_default result
becomes the current defaults map and that the final iteration returns the fully
reduced map, or otherwise restructure the flow to collect stale toolkits before
clearing them while preserving one write per toolkit.
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…o have run `gates[1]` does not exist until the effect the subject change scheduled has run, and after a `flushSync` outside `act` nothing guaranteed that — the test passed on the scheduler's grace. It now flushes explicitly once the frame under test has been asserted, and says so if the read was never issued. The figure is read from the Usage section rather than from the whole panel: a bare `7` would be satisfied by any digit anywhere on a surface that also carries account counts and statuses. Also a note on `drop_dangling_defaults`: the loop reassigns `defaults` from each `clear_default` return rather than mutating locally, which is load-bearing and not obvious — the store is re-read per write, so the last return is the fully reduced map and the answer cannot drift from what was persisted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #820 — a company can now say which connected Composio account its agents act as, and they act as it.
The issue's first instruction was to check whether the platform backend's
/agent-integrations/composio/executeaccepts a connected-account id before assuming it does. It does:composioExecuteToolControllerreadsrequest.connectionIdand passes it to Composio asconnectedAccountId, and it is in the route's zod schema and swagger. So this is not blocked on an upstream change, and both halves of the proposal land together — which matters, because ordering was the issue's own caveat: part 2 without part 1 is a stored preference nothing reads, the exact shape of #396.1. Carry a connection id on execute.
ComposioExecuteToolresolves the toolkit from the slug already, so it looks up the company's choice and sendsconnectionId. A toolkit with no choice takes the untouchedexecute_toolpath — same body as before, account resolved by Composio — so nothing changes for a single-account company. The pinned path is a thin shim composing the vendored client's own public helpers (egress enforce/disclose, argument normalisation, provider-error mapping, the post-OAuth retry) in the vendored client's own order, so the two cannot drift; it is deleted the day that client's execute body takes a connection id.2. Let a company name the account. A per-toolkit map under
composio/defaults, stored the wayinference/configis, resolved intoTenantComposioand folded into the roster fingerprint so a change reaches agents on their next turn. Set withPUT …/composio/connections/{id}/default(admin-only, id validated against this company's own connections, an unusable account refused); cleared with the matchingDELETE, which makes no upstream call so it works when the account is gone or the provider is down. The console grows a section that appears only for a provider with two or more accounts.Nothing is defaulted implicitly.
GET …/composio/connectionsreports a chosen account only once one is chosen, and the page says "Composio picks" otherwise rather than pointing at a row — the same argument #819 makes for the provider detail view. A choice naming a connection Composio no longer lists is dropped, on disconnect and on the read that notices it, since it would otherwise be sent on the next execute and refused.#819 is untouched and unblocked: this adds its own section rather than a detail view, so the design that issue is about is still open.
API Or Behavior Changes
PUT/DELETE /api/v1/company/composio/connections/{id}/default— admin-only,409in a build withoutcomposio.GET …/composio/connections:defaultConnectionIdper toolkit (omitted when unchosen) andisDefaultper account. Existing readers oftoolkit/connected/accountsare unaffected.composio_executesendsconnectionIdonly for a toolkit the company has chosen for. No change to any other call.composio/defaults(a preference, not a credential — the ids are the ones the console is already handed).Console E2E (live brain)'s host binary gains--features composio, and that lane setsPW_COMPOSIO=1, so the new spec runs instead of skipping.composioalso gains two narrow filters in the Rust lane:harness::composio::live::live_tests(the tests below assert on the request body and are decidable only under the feature) andserver::ops::composio::tests::gated_tests, the console-plane half. The latter is a module that exists to be nameable inci.yml— a gated ops test added later joins it rather than depending on somebody remembering the workflow file. Named down to the module and notserver::ops::composio, which would sweep inan_admin_is_unaffected: the one that dialsapi.tinyhumans.aifor real under this feature (Enabling the composio feature makes an ops test dial api.tinyhumans.ai, and the agent turn test fails #801).Tests
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningscargo clippy -p opencompany --features composio --all-targets --no-deps -- -D warnings(on 1.96.1 — the pinned stable cannot build this feature, see below)cargo build --all-targetscargo test --locked— 2344 passedscripts/ci/run-scoped-suite.shwithopenhuman,tinycortex,composiofor each of the four lane filters — isolation 3, ops helpers 13, live 6, choice ops 3, all passing (on 1.96.1)scripts/ci/assert-feature-lanes.shnpx tsc -b,npm run typecheck:e2e,npm run typecheck:unit,npm test(657 passed)npx playwright test composio-account-choice connections-against a--features openhuman,tinycortex,mcp,composiohost + the new fixture — 7 passedNote for reviewers running this locally:
--features composiowill not build on the toolchainrust-toolchain.tomlpins (libsqlite3-sysneedscfg_select!in its build script); usecargo +1.96.1. CI's toolchain is unaffected.New coverage:
company::composio— the preference round-trips, is replaced not appended, normalises the toolkit to the slug prefix the execute path looks up, survives an unparseable blob as "no preference", and forgets a revoked account.harness::composio::live::live_tests— on the wire: an unpinned call carries no connection id, a pinned one carries the chosen one, a pin does not leak across toolkits, and a pin does not widen the allowlist.harness::composio::ops_helper_tests— an account that is notACTIVEcannot be chosen, and the refusal stores nothing: pinning anEXPIREDaccount would route every send for the toolkit to an account that cannot send, which is worse than the unpinned behaviour it replaces. TheACTIVEsibling goes through as the control.server::ops::composio— the grouping marks exactly one account, the choice plane409s without a build, clearing needs no client and is idempotent, and a member is refused both verbs. A choice naming a connection Composio no longer lists is dropped and the drop is stored — otherwise the next agent turn still sends the dead id — while a live choice is untouched and the toolkit falls back to "Composio picks" rather than promoting the surviving account into a decision nobody made. The cleanup moved out ofconnections_implintodrop_dangling_defaultsto be decidable without a live backend, exactly asgroup_by_toolkitalready was.frontend/test/unit/account-choice-company-switch.test.ts— a choose that settles after the operator switched company does not answer the new company's page with the previous one's accounts, and one that settles with the operator still there does re-read.frontend/test/unit/provider-detail-render.test.ts— changing the detail sheet's subject never shows one provider's call count under another provider's name.server::ops::write_test— both new routes join the admin-scoped write plane table.frontend/test/e2e/composio-account-choice.spec.ts— the operator clicks "Act as this", the host reports it back after a reload, and the next agent turn's execute body carriesca_billing. The approval gate is real in that path:composio_executeparks, and the spec approves it.The e2e fixture also required teaching
mock-brain.mjsto honour the host's own "Operator approved yourXcall. Re-issue it now" instruction. Without it no approval-gated tool can run in that lane at all — the directive arms fire once per identity, so the re-issue turn got prose and the operator's approval produced a cheerful reply and no call, which is the failure #243 was about. Any future spec touchingcomposio_executeorrepo_publishneeds this.Documentation
docs/spec/runtime/credentials.md— a new "Which connected account" section: the credential decides whose accounts, this decides which, and why absent is the ordinary state rather than a degraded one.docs/modules/server/authority.md— the composio row now lists the disconnect and the two choice routes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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