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Hello! thanks. My version of mathematica complains to SystemCredentialKeys[“ANTHROPIC_API_KEY”] = "sk-ant-ap … ";
with
Set::write: Tag SystemCredentialKeys in SystemCredentialKeys[ANTHROPIC_API_KEY] is Protected.
…and I could not find a way (even asking Claude-2!) to solve it…
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There is a typo in Marco’s code it should be
SystemCredential["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"] = "YOUR KEY GOES HERE"
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Thank you @Rohit Namjoshi. It is now fixed in the post.
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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
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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[“ANTHROPIC_API_KEY”]]
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:
-
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Attribute them if you publish any work or materials that benefited
from their help (if they are ok being named)."
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