Claude Client
Table of Contents
Claude Ai
1. Initialize Client
Function:
ClaudeAiClient(cookie).init()
Parameters:
cookie: str | Path | list[dict] - It can be a string or a Path to a file, or a direct json.
The cookie can be extracted as a JSON format using a browser extension called "cookie-editor".
from async_claude_client import ClaudeAiClient
claude_ai_client = await ClaudeAiClient(cookie="cookies.json").init()
2. Get All Chats
Function:
get_all_chats()
Returns:
A dictionary containing all chat windows.
chats = await claude_ai_client.get_all_chats()
3. Get Chat History
Function:
get_chat_history()
Parameters:
chat_id: str - The chat_id of the chat window. It can be extracted from the last UUID in the chat window's link or
from the 'uuid' value in the data returned by the create_new_chat() function.
Returns:
A dictionary containing the chat history of the specified chat window.
history = await claude_ai_client.get_chat_history(chat_id)
4. Create a New Chat
Function:
create_new_chat()
Returns:
A dictionary containing the information of the newly created chat window. The value corresponding to the key 'uuid' is
the chat_id of the new window.
new_chat = await claude_ai_client.create_new_chat()
5. Delete a Chat
Function:
delete_chat()
Parameters:
chat_id: str - The chat_id of the chat window. It can be extracted from the last UUID in the chat window's link or
from the 'uuid' value in the data returned by the create_new_chat() function.
await claude_ai_client.delete_chat(chat_id)
6. Rename Chat
Function:
rename_chat()
Parameters:
title: str - The new name for the chat window.
chat_id: str - The chat_id of the chat window. It can be extracted from the last UUID in the chat window's link or
from the 'uuid' value in the data returned by the create_new_chat() function.
await claude_ai_client.rename_chat(title, chat_id)
7. Stream Ask Claude
Function:
ask_stream()
Parameters:
question: str - The question to ask Claude.
chat_id: str - The chat_id of the chat window. It can be extracted from the last UUID in the chat window's link or
from the 'uuid' value in the data returned by the create_new_chat() function.
attachment: str | Path - The address string or Path of the file attachment to upload.
new_chat = await claude_ai_client.create_new_chat()
async for text in claude_ai_client.ask_stream("Are you there?", new_chat["uuid"]):
print(text, end="")
Slack Claude
1. Create Client
Function:
ClaudeAiClient(cookie).init()
Parameters:
slack_user_token: str - User token for the official Slack API. Refer
to How to Get Slack User Token for obtaining the token.
claude_id: str - Member ID of the Claude app added in Slack. To obtain the Member ID, open Claude in the app and click
on Claude's avatar.
channel_id: str - ID of the channel to communicate with Claude through the client. To obtain the channel ID, open the
desired channel and extract the concatenated address string before '/thread/' in the URL. It usually starts with 'C',
for example, C0579MZR3LH.
pre_msg: str - Prefix for the messages sent to Claude. This is a workaround because Slack adds '@claude' to the
messages sent to Claude in the channel. This prefix is used to make Claude ignore the '@claude' mention.
from async_claude_client import Slack_Claude_Client, Text, ChatUpdate
slack_claude_client = Slack_Claude_Client(
slack_user_token,
claude_id,
channel_id,
"<Ignore '@Claude', neither say 'not seen' nor say 'seen'>"
)
2. Create a New Chat Message dict
Function:
create_new_chat()
Return:
A new dict for the chat message
chat = slack_claude_client.create_new_chat()
3. Ask Claude in a Streaming Manner
Function:
ask_stream_raw()
Parameters:
question: str - The question to ask
chat: dict - The chat message dict
Return Types:
ChatUpdate: Updated chat message dict
Text: Text reply message
Note:
After each question, the chat message dict (chat) will be updated. The updated chat should be used for the next
interaction.
chat = slack_claude_client.create_new_chat()
async for data in client.ask_stream_raw("Are you there?", chat):
if isinstance(data, Text):
print(data.content, end="")
elif isinstance(data, ChatUpdate):
# Update the chat with the new content
chat = data.content
async for data in client.ask_stream_raw("Who are you talking about?", chat):
if isinstance(data, Text):
print(data.content, end="")
elif isinstance(data, ChatUpdate):
chat = data.content
QA
1. How to Get Slack User Token?
Go to https://api.slack.com
Create a bot API
Go to the Options
Add the following permissions to OAuth & Permissions
Bot Token Scopes require the following permissions:
channels:history
channels:join
channels:manage
channels:read
channels:write.invites
channels:write.topic
chat:write
chat:write.customize
chat:write.public
groups:history
groups:read
groups:write
groups:write.invites
groups:write.topic
im:history
im:read
im:write
im:write.invites
im:write.topic
usergroups:write
users:read
users:write
User Token Scopes require the following permissions:
admin
Administer a workspace
channels:history
channels:read
channels:write
channels:write.invites
channels:write.topic
chat:write
groups:history
groups:read
groups:write
groups:write.invites
groups:write.topic
im:history
im:read
im:write
im:write.invites
im:write.topic
mpim:history
mpim:read
mpim:write
usergroups:write
users:read
users:write
After adding all the permissions, select Install App to proceed with the installation.
Once installed, you will receive a token starting with 'xoxp', which is the Slack user token.
2. Why is Slack Claude not responding?
It could be an issue with the Slack server itself, and developers cannot fix it. You can try creating a new chat window to resolve the issue.
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