How to Build a LangGraph and Composio-Powered Discord Bot
With the rise of AI tools over the past couple years, most of us are learning how to use them in our projects. And in this article, I’ll teach you how to build a quick Discord bot with LangGraph and Composio. You’ll use LangGraph nodes to build a bra...

With the rise of AI tools over the past couple years, most of us are learning how to use them in our projects. And in this article, I’ll teach you how to build a quick Discord bot with LangGraph and Composio.
You’ll use LangGraph nodes to build a branching flow that processes incoming messages and detects intent like chat, support, or tool usage. It’ll then route them to the right logic based on what the user says.
I know it may sound a bit weird to use LangGraph for a Discord bot, but you’ll soon see that this project is a pretty fun way to visualize how node-based AI workflows actually run.
For now, the workflow is simple: you’ll figure out if the user is just chatting, asking a support question, or requesting that the bot perform an action, and respond based on that.
What you will learn: