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Alberto Schiabel c89e66efbc fix(cli): curated help for every command family and a help command (#4421)
This PR:
- follows https://github.com/ComposioHQ/composio/pull/3901 (merged as
0abc629f5)
- fixes a help-system inconsistency: whole command families (`orgs`,
`signup`, `agent`, `connections`, `triggers`, `artifacts`, `install`)
silently fell through to the framework's raw parser rendering instead of
the curated styled help pages every other family gets
- adds curated help entries for the `agent` children (`agent signup`,
`agent login`, `agent whoami`, `agent inbox`, `agent claim`), mirroring
the `orgs list`/`orgs switch` pattern
- adds `composio help [command] [level]` — the framework has no builtin
help command, so `composio help orgs` now routes to the same curated
page as `composio orgs --help`; bare `composio help` keeps printing the
root help. The spelling resolves targets with the same longest-prefix
scan as `--help` (so `composio help dev toolkits` renders the curated
dev page), and an unknown target falls through to the framework parser
(stderr, "Did you mean?", exit 1) exactly like any other unknown command
- fixes the stale `orgs` description in the contextual-error help
registry
- adds a consistency regression test that walks every visible root
command and fails when any lacks a curated help entry, plus routing
tests for every `composio help` path (bare, family, child, level
suffixes, trailing `--help`, deep-path fallback, and unknown targets)

## Context

Auditing the CLI surfaced that `composio orgs --help` rendered a
completely different page from `composio config --help`: unstyled
headers, a different section layout, and the root-level `--log-level`
flag exposed on a subcommand page. Root cause: `root-help.ts`'s
`SUBCOMMAND_HELP` registry — which drives the curated `--help` pages —
was missing those commands, so they fell through `matchSubcommandHelp`
to v4's default parser rendering. The new consistency test walks the
visible root command graph and locks this class shut; it caught `signup`
and `agent` during development.

Review follow-ups (from code review + prior feedback):
- the `agent` family now has per-command entries, so `composio agent
signup --help` and `composio help agent signup` show signup's own flags
instead of the group page / an "Unknown command" line
- `composio help <unknown>` no longer prints "Unknown command" to stdout
with exit 0; it fails through the framework parser like every other
unknown command, so scripted probes and the stdout data channel stay
honest
- the `help` spelling resolves deep paths with the same longest-prefix
fallback `--help` uses
- the two rendering tests now actually execute (`layer(TestLive())` +
`it.effect`) — previously they returned a bare `Effect` from a plain
`it` and passed vacuously
- the changelog no longer lists `tools` as newly curated (its entry
already existed at the base of this PR)

Guidance-only surface: no parsing, execution, or exit-code behavior
changes beyond the `help` spelling itself — help pages and the new
`help` command only.

Validation:

- `pnpm --filter @composio/cli typecheck` and full suite: 1342 passed
(16 new tests, all executing under `layer(TestLive())`)
- oxlint and prettier clean
- binary smoke-tested: orgs/signup/agent (group +
children)/connections/triggers/tools/artifacts/install help pages, all
`composio help` paths (bare, family, child, level, deep-path, unknown ->
parser error on stderr), and `whoami` against the staging API

Built on top of the merged #3901.
2026-09-16 23:19:52 +02:00
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Composio TypeScript workspace

This directory contains the TypeScript half of the Composio SDK monorepo: the core SDK, provider adapters, the CLI, examples, and end-to-end tests. For an overview of Composio itself, start at the root README and docs.composio.dev.

If you just want to use the SDK:

npm install @composio/core
import { Composio } from '@composio/core';

const composio = new Composio({ apiKey: process.env.COMPOSIO_API_KEY });

const session = await composio.create('user_123');
const tools = await session.tools();

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@composio/* providers Adapters that format Composio tools for agent frameworks (OpenAI, Anthropic, Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, and more). See the provider table.
@composio/experimental Experimental integrations, currently the Pi provider.
@composio/json-schema-to-zod JSON Schema to Zod conversion.

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mise install
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pnpm test:e2e:cloudflare
pnpm test:e2e:cli

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pnpm create:provider <name> [--agentic]   # new provider package
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