What is APIANT?
APIANT is an integration platform you drive through Claude Code and the APIANT plugin. Describe the integration in plain English; Claude builds, tests, and ships it.
APIANT is an integration platform you drive through Claude Code and the APIANT plugin. You describe the integration you want in plain English — "Sync new HubSpot deals to Salesforce, and DM the sales rep in Slack when the deal closes" — and Claude builds, tests, and ships it. The platform handles execution, retries, error alerting, and the surface area Claude needs to work autonomously.
How you build
You stay in chat. Claude does the work and reports back.
- You describe what you want.
- Claude picks the trigger, the actions, and the data flow.
- Claude commits the automation to your account, runs a test against real data, and surfaces the result.
- You review it in the automation editor, accept or revise, and deploy.
When the catalog is missing a vendor, an action, or a trigger pattern, Claude builds those too. It reads the API documentation, generates the code, runs live test calls against the real API, and adds the result to your catalog.
What you can build
- Automations — workflow logic across any APIs, with conditional branches, loops, and subroutines.
- Connectors — API integrations for any HTTP-based vendor; OAuth, API key, or no-auth.
- Forms — pause an automation, collect human input, resume.
- Integration suites — multiple automations that work together as a single deliverable a customer buys as a product.
- Webhooks and instant triggers — for vendors that push events; polling triggers for those that don't.
- Server-side jobs and embedded widgets — REST-style API endpoints external systems can invoke, batch processes, browser widgets.
Under the hood
Every automation is built from assemblies — module-based descriptions of how data moves between APIs. Claude works with assemblies; you usually don't. When you do need to inspect or hand-edit one, the assembly editor is there. Inline JavaScript, Java, or PHP is available in extension modules when an integration needs logic the catalog can't express.
Deployable
System integrators can receive their own installation of APIANT to build solutions in a dedicated environment. Same plugin, same workflow, isolated infrastructure.