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Introduction to Entities

  • Composio allows you to authenticate and manage multiple users in your app.
  • Each unique user is represented by a unique entity id

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Introduction to Connected Accounts

  • When a user connects their account, a connected_account object is created.
  • This object securely stores authentication data such as access tokens and refresh tokens.

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Turn natural language into Google Calendar actions

What you’ll achieve: By the end of this guide, you’ll connect your user’s Google Calendar and perform actions on it.

Follow these 5 steps to connect your user to Google Calendar and create an event

1

Install Composio

Choose your preferred language:

2

Authenticate Google Calendar Account

We’ll use Jessica as our example user. Choose your method:

Ensure you complete the authentication process by following the URL provided in your console.

3

Initialize Composio and OpenAI

Set up your development environment:

Don’t forget to set your COMPOSIO_API_KEY and OPENAI_API_KEY in your environment variables.

4

Fetch Google Calendar Actions & Interact with LLM

Now, let’s create a Google Calendar event using natural language:

5

Execute Tool Calls

Finally, let’s execute the action determined by the LLM:

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What Just Happened? 🎉

Congratulations! You’ve just:

  1. 🔐 Authenticated Jessica’s Google Calendar account with Composio
  2. 🛠 Fetched Google Calendar actions Jessica can perform
  3. 🧠 Passed these actions to an AI language model
  4. ⭐ Instructed the AI to schedule an event on Jessica’s Calendar
  5. ✅ Successfully executed the action on Google Calendar

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Next Steps

QuickStart - III

Let’s authenticate your user account to perform actions.


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