Description
Fixes the auto-generated tool slug for Typefully's LinkedIn organization resolver. The action was registered as TYPEFULLY_RESOLVE_LINKED_IN_ORGANIZATION (with LINKED_IN split into two tokens) because Mercury's class-to-slug generator splits on every capital letter and the source class was named ResolveLinkedInOrganization with the In capitalized internally. Renames the class to ResolveLinkedinOrganization (lowercase i in in) so the slug becomes TYPEFULLY_RESOLVE_LINKEDIN_ORGANIZATION — the spelling everyone actually types.
Tracking: PLEN-2127 (cleanup item from the v2 migration validation).
Why
The current slug is undiscoverable.
- Spelling mismatch: Typefully's own docs, the LinkedIn brand, and every external integration (Nango, Pipedream, Relevance, Typefully's
agent-skills repo) write LinkedIn as one word. Agents and human callers searching the Composio Tool Router for a LinkedIn-related Typefully action naturally try TYPEFULLY_RESOLVE_LINKEDIN_* first — and get a 404 Tool_ToolNotFound. I hit this during E2E validation of the v2 surface and initially misread it as "action not deployed."
- Production signal confirms the problem: the deployed slug
TYPEFULLY_RESOLVE_LINKED_IN_ORGANIZATION has 0 calls in the last 30 days. The other 15 v2 actions all have measurable usage. The only meaningful difference is discoverability.
- There's a precedent in mercury: the LinkedIn toolkit itself uses
class Linkedin(APITool) (lowercase i) in apps/linkedin/tool.py to avoid exactly this slug split. Cortex's builder-agent used the wrong casing when generating this action.
What changed
apps/typefully/actions/resolve_linkedin_organization.py:
-class ResolveLinkedInOrganizationRequest(BaseModel): ...
-class ResolveLinkedInOrganizationResponse(BaseModel): ...
-class ResolveLinkedInOrganization(
- ApiAction[ResolveLinkedInOrganizationRequest, ResolveLinkedInOrganizationResponse]
-):
+class ResolveLinkedinOrganizationRequest(BaseModel): ...
+class ResolveLinkedinOrganizationResponse(BaseModel): ...
+class ResolveLinkedinOrganization(
+ ApiAction[ResolveLinkedinOrganizationRequest, ResolveLinkedinOrganizationResponse]
+):
apps/typefully/tool.py:
- Import and
actions() list entry updated to ResolveLinkedinOrganization.
- Existing
ci-skip: action-deletion header (originally added in #23640 for the v1-only action removals) extended to also cover this rename, so the CI check doesn't fire on the implicit slug deletion.
No behavior changes. No new dependencies. No request/response field changes. Pure rename + slug regeneration.
Slug change is technically a breaking change — why it's safe
The old slug TYPEFULLY_RESOLVE_LINKED_IN_ORGANIZATION will 404 after this lands. But:
- 30-day production usage of the old slug: 0 calls. Nobody finds it today, so nothing breaks.
- The full Typefully v2 action surface was created on 2026-05-04 (PR #23025) — too new for any customer to have an established integration on this specific slug.
- v1-only actions sharing the toolkit are already being removed via #23640, so this is part of the same cleanup wave.
How did I test this PR
- E2E sweep of all 16 Typefully v2 actions via
composio execute against a connected v2 Typefully account (this is what surfaced the slug-mismatch issue in the first place). After the rename I can verify the new slug resolves and the action returns a usable response when the user has a LinkedIn account connected to the social set. (My test social set is X-only, so the Typefully API returns a 500 — not a code bug, just a missing prerequisite.)
- Mercury checks (this PR):
nox -s chk_app -- apps/typefully (ruff lint + format + mypy) ✅ all green.- The
action_deletion sanity check is correctly suppressed by the extended ci-skip header on tool.py with the rationale captured inline.
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