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Customize tool schemas before agents see them

Composio’s schema modifiers let you rewrite a tool’s schema before it reaches an agent. Use them to adjust descriptions, add or hide parameters, and set defaults when the raw tool schema needs guardrails.

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What It Is

Schema Modifiers are a Composio SDK middleware feature for developers building agents with external tools. They sit between your tool registry and the agent, letting you change how a tool appears before the model decides whether and how to use it.

The docs show Python and TypeScript examples, so setup is code-first through the Composio SDK. According to the documentation, this is mainly useful when you want to guide tool usage, reduce mistakes, or adapt a tool schema to a specific workflow.

What to Know

This is not a standalone agent product; it is a low-level customization layer for Composio tool schemas. It can help when an agent needs clearer instructions or when certain arguments should be required, removed, or given defaults, but it does not itself provide autonomy beyond the surrounding agent setup. The docs also note that if you are building an agent, Composio recommends using sessions instead, since sessions handle tool discovery and execution automatically.

Pricing, deployment model, and model support are not stated on this page. The content also does not mention MCP support or whether the feature is open source. If you are looking for a no-code agent builder or a finished end-user assistant, this is probably not the right fit; it is aimed at developers working directly with tool schemas.

Key Features
Rewrites a tool’s schema before it is shown to an agent
Can modify tool descriptions to provide extra usage guidance
Can add new arguments to a tool schema
Can hide irrelevant arguments from a tool schema
Can set default values for tool arguments
Use Cases
Guide an LLM to use a default GitHub repository when listing issues
Remove unused parameters from a tool to reduce agent confusion
Make a key argument required so tool calls fail less often
Agenticness: Reactive Tool

Responds to prompts but takes no autonomous action.

High evidence
Last evaluated: Mar 28, 2026

Dimension Breakdown

Action Capability
Autonomy
Adaptation
State & Memory
Safety

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Pricing

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Details
AddedMarch 26, 2026
RefreshedMarch 28, 2026
Quick Facts
DeploymentCloud-hosted
AutonomyCopilot (human-in-loop)
Model supportMulti-model
Open sourceYes
Team supportIndividual only
Pricing modelFreemium
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