Get Started
Install the Claude Code plugin, build your first integration in minutes, and learn how to operate the APIANT sandbox end-to-end.
APIANT is an integration platform you drive through Claude Code. You describe what you want in plain language; Claude builds, tests, and ships the result.
This section walks you from a blank install to your first working integration with an authenticated external system, step by step.
- Install the Plugin — install via
apiant-cliin your project directory, restart Claude Code, verify withapiant status. 2 minutes. - Hello World — webhook → transform → store. Zero credentials. 5 minutes.
- API Authentication — pick an instant-API-key service and build your first integration with a real external system. 15–20 minutes.
- Sandbox Basics — what the sandbox does, how to reset it, and what to check when something goes wrong. Read as needed.
If the plugin is already installed in this project directory, jump straight to Hello World.
How you learn the platform
You learn it by using it on a problem you control end-to-end. The plugin and a fresh sandbox give you a build → test → ship loop you can run before ever touching an external system.
After Get Started, Building with the Plugin covers the full set of skills Claude uses for integration work: build, edit, test, deploy, ops.
In this section
Install the Plugin
Install the APIANT plugin into a Claude Code project. About 2 minutes from clicking Connect to Claude Code in APIANT to skills loading.
Hello World
Build your first automation in 5–10 minutes: a webhook that receives a POST, transforms the body, and stores the result. Zero credentials required.
API Authentication
How APIANT handles authentication for external services. Most integrators use API keys — a few minutes to set up, no developer portal spelunking. OAuth is the advanced case.
Sandbox Basics
What your sandbox has and does not have, how to reset, and how to troubleshoot plugin installation failures.