Introducing Shared Connections in Composio
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Original language: English
Original video: Introducing Shared Connections in Composio · Channel: Composio · 01:03 · Watch on YouTube
Topics: AI agents, Task and workflow automation, Cybersecurity and software security
Summary
Section titled “Summary”Composio introduces shared connections to help teams give their agents access to apps without sharing passwords or repeatedly distributing credentials. A user can connect an app once and share the connection with the team. The video demonstrates sharing a Gmail hiring inbox with Sarah, who accepts the invitation and uses Claude to send interview emails. Shared connections also work with apps such as Posthog, Metabase, and Notion.
Key points
Section titled “Key points”- Teams often need to connect agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor to the same work apps.
- Shared connections let a user connect an app once and share access with the team.
- The demo shares a Gmail hiring inbox with Sarah without giving her the password.
- To share Gmail, go to Apps, select Gmail, open the arrow beside Connect, and choose “For your team.”
- The connection is set up by completing the OAuth flow.
- After accepting the invitation, Sarah can use Claude to send interview emails.
- The feature also works with Posthog, Metabase, Notion, and other team apps.
- Shared connections are live in Composio.
Chapters
Section titled “Chapters”| Start | Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | The problem with sharing app access | The video describes teams repeatedly needing access to the same apps and introduces Composio shared connections. |
| 00:31 | Share a Gmail connection | The presenter shows how to share a Gmail connection with the team, and Sarah accepts the invitation and uses it with Claude. |
| 01:03 | Try shared connections | The video closes with an invitation to try the feature. |
Quotes
Section titled “Quotes”Stop pasting your API keys into Slack. — 00:00
You connect the app once, share it with your entire team, and your agents can use it. — 00:00
Sarah now has access to our shared inbox. — 00:31
I can just hit accept, and done. — 00:31
It’s live in Composure now. So, go try it out. — 00:31
Concepts and entities
Section titled “Concepts and entities”Composio, shared connections, Gmail, Claude, Sarah, PostHog, Metabase, Notion
Full transcript (original language)
Section titled “Full transcript (original language)”00:00 Stop pasting your API keys into Slack. Every team has the same problem, [music] connecting their ChatGPT, their Claude, their Cursor, whatever agent it is that they use, to all the apps they need to actually get work done. And your co-workers keep bugging you for access to the same things. The support inbox, the analytics platform, the CRM. So, >> we built shared connections in Composure. You connect the app once, share it with your entire team, and your agents can [music] use it. Let’s try sharing access to a Gmail connection with Sarah. So, I made a shared inbox for hiring, and now I want to share that with Sarah without ever giving her the
00:31 password. Start on the For You dashboard, go to apps, and then hit Gmail. Click the arrow next to connect, and then choose for your team. Complete the OAuth flow. Boom. Sarah now has access to our shared inbox. >> Okay, looks like I have the invitation right here. I can just hit accept, and done. I can start using my Claude to send the interview emails right away. >> This works the same for Posthog, Metabase, Notion, [music] and anything else you’d want your entire team to connect to. It’s live in Composure now. So, go try it out.
01:03 >> out.