Composio alternatives for personal agent workflows
Give your agents more than a connection.
Connect your accounts, build useful tools with your agent, and keep the code, preferences, and schedules together in Kody.
See how it works ↓Your Kody account
Keep the workflow when you switch agents.
Kody holds your connected accounts and saved operations outside a single chat. Build the release digest once, then call the same package from another connected agent.
How Kody packages and connections work ↗Keep building on your connected accounts.
- Start with one useful tool
- Connect a service and ask your agent to build the operation you need. Save it as a package so your other agents can use it too.
- Add a schedule when it works
- Run the same package on a schedule, with its connected accounts and saved progress. Build a scheduled workflow ↗
Try a workflow you can keep.
Start with a GitHub lookup, save the code, then use it from another agent. Add a second service when you’re ready to do more.
- Pick one service and one read operation. Connect an account and confirm which identity is used.
- Add a second service and define the reusable operation. Identify which platform owns each part of the code and state.
- Disconnect an account and see what it takes to reconnect and run the task again.
- Repeat the operation from another agent or application context, according to your actual use case.
- Compare current pricing using expected calls and execution work. Include model calls only where your design uses them.
Try the personal workflow.
Connect your agent to Kody and try a GitHub lookup, then run the same saved tool from another agent.
Get started with KodyHelp me evaluate Kody for my own agent workflows. Start with a read-only GitHub release lookup, save it as a package, and reuse it from two connected agents. Show where authentication, source code, and runtime state live.