Vue d’ensemble
Claude Quickstarts contains independent application directories, each with its own setup and service requirements. The examples go beyond a single model call to show interfaces, tool execution, knowledge retrieval and task state. Select the directory closest to your use case, understand how inputs, tools and responses flow through it, then replace the sample data and application rules.
Fonctionnalités clés
- Includes a knowledge-backed customer support interface.
- Includes an interactive data analysis application.
- Provides a containerized computer-use demo.
- The browser demo uses a Playwright-backed tool.
- Includes a coding-agent example with progress across sessions.
- Each application directory provides its own README and setup guidance.
Prérequis, installation et démarrage rapide
2. For customer-support-agent, enter that directory and run npm install.
3. Configure ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and the required AWS credentials in .env.local as documented.
4. Create an Amazon Bedrock knowledge base and update the sample’s knowledge-base identifiers and names.
5. Check that the example model identifiers remain available to your account and update them as needed.
6. Run npm run dev and test retrieval and answers with questions whose answers are known.
Utilisation
Implementation notes
These are development starting points. A deployed service still needs authentication, access controls, error handling and usage monitoring. Review sample model names, regions and knowledge-base identifiers against your own account.
Compatibilité des modèles et cas d’usage
Requirements vary by subproject. The support app needs Node.js, Claude API access and an AWS Bedrock knowledge base. Desktop and browser demos have additional dependencies. Use an isolated development environment and server-side credential handling.
Licence et notes sur les risques
Example code uses MIT. Model APIs and external services such as AWS have separate billing and terms.