Vaidya: Composio evolves agent skills by analyzing usage patterns
Karan Vaidya · ⚡️Composio: 10,000+ tools that evolve for Agents — Karan Vaidya and Soham Ganatra · Aug 4, 2025 · at 0:36
Karan Vaidya, co-founder of Composio, explains the platform's core architecture and value proposition for developers building AI agents following their Series A announcement.
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“We are kind of self evolving skills now for agents. So people building or using agents want to like basically make Agents interact with their apps. They can use Composio. We manage all the authentication and user account related stuff for them so that they don't have to take care of all that and provide agent friendly skills, which can be anything from like a direct API call to a somewhat more complex, like directly agent giving national language tasks to an app. And the idea is that kind of like the skills evolve over time. So we analyze the patterns of how The agents are using these skills and kind of like the specific usage patterns of a particular agent and improve these skills over time so that the agentic reliability is on the higher side over time.”
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