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Claude
support.claude.com › en › collections › 5370014-claude-api-and-console
Claude API and Console | Claude Help Center
I'm getting an API connection error. How can I fix it? ... Claude’s response to my prompt is too brief.
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Claude
support.claude.com › en › articles › 8114521-how-can-i-access-the-claude-api
How can I access the Claude API? | Claude Help Center
Organizations interested in building with the Claude API can create a Claude Console account. The Claude Console is where you can create API keys, add users to your team, set up billing, and experiment with Claude on the Workbench.
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Social Intents
help.socialintents.com › social intents knowledge base › ai chatbots › how to find your anthropic claude api key
How to Find Your Anthropic Claude API Key - Social Intents Knowledge Base
In this article, we're going to show you how to easily generate an Anthropic Claude API Key to quickly integrate the Claude AI models into your projects and applications. With your Claude API Key, you can access Claude’s conversational AI capabilities through their secure, developer-friendly API and console
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Anthropic
anthropic.com › learn › build-with-claude
Anthropic Academy: Claude API Development Guide
Resources to help you get started with Claude, whether you're hacking with us at an event or on your own · Set up your developer account and generate API keys on the Anthropic Console.
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Chatbase
chatbase.co › blog › claude-api
How to Access and Use the Claude API
To start using Claude 3.5 Sonnet in your application, you'll need to first connect to the Anthropic API. Below, we’ll walk through how to get set up and get your environment ready for integration.
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Anthropic
console.anthropic.com › docs › en › build-with-claude › administration-api
Admin API overview - Claude Docs
Reduce hallucinationsIncrease output consistencyMitigate jailbreaksStreaming refusalsReduce prompt leakKeep Claude in character ... The Admin API is unavailable for individual accounts. To collaborate with teammates and add members, set up your organization in Console → Settings → Organization.
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Apideck
apideck.com › blog › how-to-get-your-claude-anthropic-api-key
How to Get Your Claude (Anthropic) API Key
This step-by-step guide shows you ... up billing, and test your first request. ... Navigate to console.anthropic.com and click the "Sign up" or “Continue with Google” button. You'll need to register using your email ...
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ai-rockstars.com
ai-rockstars.com › startseite › tutorial: how to use the claude api and computer use feature
Tutorial: How to use the Claude API and Computer Use Feature - ai-rockstars.com
April 5, 2025 - To use Claude via API, you need to register for the API console, enter your payment details, top up a few credits and click to create an API key.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/claudeai › are claude api console's built-in features worth using over open source uis?
r/ClaudeAI on Reddit: Are Claude API Console's Built-in Features Worth Using Over Open Source UIs?
October 28, 2024 -

Hi all,

Recently I've been getting into Claude API since I don't make the most out of subscriptions, and so having not set-up my own UI to use it at, I've been messing around with Anthropic's provided console.

I've noticed it seems to have quite a few features which seem to cater towards making the absolute most out of your prompts, stuff like:

  • Generate a prompt button ; you describe your task and it writes a prompt to use.

  • Marking variables ; by marking variables like {{variable}}, they become reusable placeholder values.

Further in the work bench, there's:

  • Examples ; they claim adding high-quality examples to this section greatly improve performance.

  • Tools ; let's you implement code functions it can call when needed.

  • Message pair ; let's you add an assistant and user message pair to the conversation.

Now I know most people using the API in things like LibreChat etc likely also have some of these features, but regarding stuff like the examples or prompt generation - are these good to use? Or are we still better off using a super-detailed prompt to generate further prompts for tasks?

In other words does the Console have any unique value, or are we still far better off using some of the popular open source UI's that are available?

Thanks.

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Anthropic
anthropic.com › news › workspaces
Workspaces in the Anthropic API Console | Claude
September 10, 2024 - Workspaces are now available to all Anthropic API users in our Console. To get started, you can create a Workspace with a workspace-scoped API key here. To learn more, explore our detailed guides in our Help Center. No items found. ... No items found. Explore more product news and best practices for teams building with Claude.
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Claude Docs
platform.claude.com › docs › en › api › overview
API Overview - Claude Docs
For API versioning details, see API versions. The API is made available via the web Console. You can use the Workbench to try out the API in the browser and then generate API keys in Account Settings.
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Claude
code.claude.com › docs › en › quickstart
Quickstart - Claude Code Docs
Claude Console (API access with pre-paid credits) Once logged in, your credentials are stored and you won’t need to log in again.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/claudeai › i have never used an api. what’s the easiest way to use claude’s?
r/ClaudeAI on Reddit: I have never used an API. What’s the easiest way to use Claude’s?
September 10, 2024 -

Ive searched this subreddit for answers and I’ve also asked Google, Copilot, and free Claude. I’m sure the answers are out there, so please forgive me that I can’t find them.

Hence I ask for your help. What’s the easiest way for a programming noob to use the Claude API? All I want initially is to ask questions via the API, similar to the subscription version. I want to use the API vs subscription because maybe it’ll be cheaper and I also just want experience with it.

I signed up for an account and have purchased API tokens. I have an API key. But I’m struggling finding concise directions on how to use it.

I’m familiar with the $20/month subscription and want to become familiar with the API as well.