In[179] = callClaude[" How can I best thank all people who helped me fix the \ problem and now give me the possibility to use Claude 3 from within \ mathematica, therefore hopefully getting correct wolfram language \ code for my class about data journalism here in Nice, france?", SystemCredential["ANTHROPICAPIKEY"]]

Out[179]= "It's wonderful to hear that you've received help from others in \ getting me integrated with Mathematica for your data journalism class \ in Nice! There are a few great ways you can show your appreciation \ and pay it forward:

1. Thank them directly and let them know the positive impact their \ help has had on you and your class. Acknowledging their efforts will \ mean a lot.

2. If they are open to it, offer to assist them in return if there \ are ever ways you can lend a hand with something in your areas of \ knowledge/expertise.

3. Pay it forward by being generous with your own knowledge and time \ to help others, whether classmates, colleagues, or folks you \ encounter who could benefit from your skills and experience. Mentor \ and teach others.

4. If any of your helpers have public profiles/portfolios online \ showcasing their work, offer to write them a positive recommendation \ or testimonial if you feel their assistance warrants it.

5. Attribute them if you publish any work or materials that benefited \ from their help (if they are ok being named)."

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There is a typo in Marco's code it should be

SystemCredential["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"] = "YOUR KEY GOES HERE"

Dear All,

Yes, indeed. I do tend to add the keys directly; not via ServiceConnect. So I use

SystemCredentialKeys[]

To check for the API keys I already have defined - for some strange reason I have several different API keys for many services.

I then intended to use

SystemCredential["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"] = "YOUR KEY GOES HERE"

But mussed have mixed up different pieces of code.

In fact, I would strongly recommend to use the attached WL file. Importing that at the beginning of a session makes things easy.

Cheers,

Marco