Using Composio With Cloudflare Worker AI

Integrate Composio with Cloudflare Worker AI to let them seamlessly interact with external apps

Star A Repository on Github

In this example, we will use Cloudflare Worker AI to star a repository on Github using Composio Tools

1. Install Packages

   JavaScript

   npm install composio-core -g wrangler fs
   
2. Setup wrangler in wrangler.toml file

   wrangler.toml

   name = "github-agent"
   main = "worker.js"
   compatibility_date = "2024-09-23"
   compatibility_flags = ["nodejs_compat"]
   
   [vars]
   COMPOSIO_API_KEY = "<your-composio-api-key>"
   
   [ai]
   binding = "AI"
   
3. Import Libraries & Initialize Hono

   worker.js

   import { Hono } from 'hono';
   import { CloudflareToolSet } from "composio-core"
   
   const app = new Hono();
   
4. Create an endpoint & get GitHub Tools

   You can get all the tools for a given app as shown below, but you can get specific actions and filter actions using usecase & tags. Learn more here

   worker.js

   app.post('/', async (c) => {
       const toolset = new CloudflareToolSet();
   
       try {
           const tools = await toolset.getTools({ apps: ['github'] });
           const instruction = 'Star the repository "composiohq/composio"';    
   
           let messages = [
               { role: 'system', content: '' },
               { role: 'user', content: instruction },
           ];
   
           const config = {
               model: '@hf/nousresearch/hermes-2-pro-mistral-7b',
           };
   
           const toolCallResp = await c.env.AI.run(config.model, {
               messages,
               tools,
           });
   
           await toolset.handleToolCall(toolCallResp, entity.id);
           return c.json({ messages: "Your issue has been created" });
       } catch (err) {
           console.log(err);
           return c.text('Something went wrong', 500);
       }
   
       export default app;
   });
   
5. Start the Worker

   CLI

   wrangler dev