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Gives developers ready starter projects for building apps on the Claude API, including a customer support agent, a financial data chat with charts and a desktop-control environment.
claude-quickstarts is an open-source project on GitHub in the Developer category, listed by Mindket. It is free. This is version 1, last updated on . Install it from GitHub as its README says. Get Mindket’s setup notes on your Mindket account, as a zip.
git clone https://github.com/anthropics/claude-quickstarts.git cd claude-quickstarts
Claude Quickstarts is a set of starter projects for building applications on the Claude API. Each one is a working base that you reshape for your own use. The notes describe three: a customer support agent, a financial data analyst and a desktop-control environment.
Developers who want a head start on an app that talks to Claude fit best. So do teams exploring how a support, finance or computer-control agent can be put together. You should be comfortable reading and editing code.
| Industry | Who uses it | How they use it | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer support | Support engineers | Start from the support agent and connect their own help content | A chat assistant that answers from a company knowledge base |
| Finance | Analysts and data developers | Adapt the data analyst project to ask questions about financial figures in chat | A chat that turns a question about figures into an interactive chart |
| Software development | Agent builders | Use the desktop environment to let Claude operate a computer through tools | A prototype agent working on a test machine |
Skip it if you want a finished chat app, since nothing in this kit runs by itself.
Inside your own code, built on the Claude API.
| Use case | Who | What they get back |
|---|---|---|
| Support assistant | Support teams | A chat agent that answers with help from a knowledge base |
| Finance chat | Analysts | Answers about financial data, shown with interactive charts |
| Computer control | Agent builders | A setup where Claude operates a desktop computer through tools |
You need an Anthropic account to get a Claude API key, and the source says signing up is free.
Run these in a terminal:
# Copy the project to your computer git clone https://github.com/anthropics/claude-quickstarts.git # Go into its folder cd claude-quickstarts
If you are new, think of each quickstart as a small finished app you can open and read. A good first step is to get an API key, pick the customer support project and see how it uses its knowledge base.
If you know the field, each project is an application that calls the Claude API with your key. The support and finance projects add a knowledge base and interactive charts around the model, and the desktop project supplies an environment plus tools for it to operate. They are starting points, so expect to adapt them to your needs.
Nothing here runs by itself. The kit holds notes and the location of the code, and each project has its own setup.
Gives developers ready starter projects for building apps on the Claude API, including a customer support agent, a financial data chat with charts and a desktop-control environment.
Made by anthropics on GitHub. These notes are Mindket's, written from its README; the project's own files and license are in its repository.
What it is: Claude Quickstarts is a set of starter projects for building applications on the Claude API. Each one is a working base that you reshape for your own use. The notes describe three: a customer support agent, a financial data analyst and a desktop-control environment.
Who it suits: Developers who want a head start on an app that talks to Claude fit best. So do teams exploring how a support, finance or computer-control agent can be put together. You should be comfortable reading and editing code.
Industry | Who uses it | How they use it | Example
Customer support | Support engineers | Start from the support agent and connect their own help content | A chat assistant that answers from a company knowledge base
Finance | Analysts and data developers | Adapt the data analyst project to ask questions about financial figures in chat | A chat that turns a question about figures into an interactive chart
Software development | Agent builders | Use the desktop environment to let Claude operate a computer through tools | A prototype agent working on a test machine
Skip it if you want a finished chat app, since nothing in this kit runs by itself.
Where to use it: Inside your own code, built on the Claude API.
Use case | Who | What they get back
Support assistant | Support teams | A chat agent that answers with help from a knowledge base
Finance chat | Analysts | Answers about financial data, shown with interactive charts
Computer control | Agent builders | A setup where Claude operates a desktop computer through tools
How to set it up: You need an Anthropic account to get a Claude API key, and the source says signing up is free.
For newcomers and experts: If you are new, think of each quickstart as a small finished app you can open and read. A good first step is to get an API key, pick the customer support project and see how it uses its knowledge base.
If you know the field, each project is an application that calls the Claude API with your key. The support and finance projects add a knowledge base and interactive charts around the model, and the desktop project supplies an environment plus tools for it to operate. They are starting points, so expect to adapt them to your needs.
You get a Claude API key
You pick one quickstart
You follow its README setup
The app sends requests to Claude
You change it to fit your idea
Good to know: Nothing here runs by itself. The kit holds notes and the location of the code, and each project has its own setup.
git clone https://github.com/anthropics/claude-quickstarts.git
Then follow the setup in its README. Nothing in this kit runs by itself.
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