Anthropic Claude

Connect an Anthropic account to bring Claude into your processes. metamorphOS sends prompts to Claude and returns its responses, so you can generate text, run structured reviews, create and download files, and see which Claude models your account can use.

What you can do

Get a response: send a prompt to Claude and get back a concise text reply.
Review content: ask Claude to approve or reject a piece of content, optionally with attached files, and receive a structured decision plus suggested changes.
Generate a file: send a prompt and have Claude produce a file, then hand back a reference you can use to download it.
Download a file: retrieve the raw content of a file Claude created.
List models: see which Claude models are currently available to your account.

Before you start

You need an Anthropic account with access to the Anthropic Console at console.anthropic.com, and permission to create an API key in it. The file generation and download features rely on Claude’s code execution and file tools, so make sure the account you use has access to those.

Set up Anthropic

Sign in to the Console. Go to console.anthropic.com and sign in to the account you want to use.
Create an API key. Open Settings → API Keys, choose Create Key, and give it a name (for example, metamorphOS).
Copy the key. The Console shows the full key only once, so copy it right away and keep it somewhere safe.

Connect in metamorphOS

Activate the Anthropic Claude connector from the marketplace, add an account, and provide:

Anthropic API key: the key you created in the Console. Each account can use a different key.

That is the only value you need to supply; there is nothing else to configure.

Good to know

This connector is request-and-response only. Claude does not send events back to metamorphOS, so it cannot trigger a process on its own.
File generation and download depend on Claude’s code execution and file features being available to your account. Only files Claude creates through those features can be downloaded.
Streaming responses and batch requests are not covered; each call sends one prompt and returns one response.