CLI @composio/cli@0.6.0
Composio CLI 0.6.0 introduces consistent developer project resolution, standard interruption exit codes (SIGINT/SIGTERM/SIGHUP), listener fail-fast options, and safer telemetry scrubbing.
Why this signal matters
Composio CLI version 0.6.0 introduces consistent acting-user and project resolution across commands, separating dev connected-accounts link (uses developer project) from root link (uses consumer project). Signal interruptions via SIGINT, SIGTERM, or SIGHUP now return standard exit codes (130, 143, or 129), and the run command forwards signals to child process groups. The update adds a --fail-fast flag to listen and dev triggers listen commands for sink failures. Telemetry has been tightened to omit credentials, request bodies, header values, script-tail options, and unparsed input. Additionally, commands reject unhonored shared flags, toolkit slug filters support underscores, and local file uploads retain MIME types.
Actionable summary
Composio CLI v0.6.0 updates project resolution semantics, changes signal interruption exit codes (130, 143, 129), removes implicit newest-account fallbacks, and strips sensitive input from telemetry.
- Agent usefulness
- 72/100
- Confidence
- 96%
- Canonical data
- JSON + Markdown
What builders should check
- Update automation scripts to handle new interruption exit codes (130, 143, 129) instead of assuming 0 on cancellation.
- Explicitly set --account or configure a default alias when toolkits have multiple accounts, as implicit newest-account resolution is removed.
- Ensure developer directories have an initialized or explicitly selected developer project before executing dev connected-accounts link .
- Upgrade existing CLI installations using composio upgrade .