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✨ anthropic-rb ✨

Ruby bindings for the Anthropic API. This library is unofficial and is not affiliated with Anthropic PBC.

The goal of this project is feature parity with Anthropic's Python SDK until an official Ruby SDK is available.

You can find examples of usage in the anthropic-rb-cookbook.

Usage

anthropic-rb will default to the value of the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable. However, you may initialize the library with your API key. You must set your API key before using the library.

require 'anthropic'

Anthropic.setup do |config|
  config.api_key = 'YOUR_API_KEY'
end

You can also specify an API version to use by setting the ANTHROPIC_API_VERSION environment variable or during initialization. This is optional; if not set, the library will default to 2023-06-01.

require 'anthropic'

Anthropic.setup do |config|
  config.api_version = '2023-06-01'
end

Messages API

You can send a request to the Messages API.

Anthropic.messages.create(model: 'claude-2.1', max_tokens: 200, messages: [{role: 'user', content: 'Yo what up?'}])

# Output =>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:id=>"msg_01UqHiw6oFLjMYiLV8hkXsrR", :type=>"message", :role=>"assistant", :model=>"claude-2.1", :content=>[{:type=>"text", :text=>"Hello! Not much up with me, just chatting with you. How's it going?"}], :stop_reason=>"end_turn", :stop_sequence=>nil, :usage=>{:input_tokens=>13, :output_tokens=>22}}>

Alternatively, you can stream the response:

options = {
  model: 'claude-2.1',
  max_tokens: 200,
  messages: [{role: 'user', content: 'Yo what up?'}],
  stream: true
}

Anthropic.messages.create(**options) do |event|
  puts event
end

# Output =>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"message_start", :message=>{:id=>"msg_01EsYcQkBJrHrtgpY5ZcLzvf", :type=>"message", :role=>"assistant", :model=>"claude-2.1", :content=>[], :stop_reason=>nil, :stop_sequence=>nil, :usage=>{:input_tokens=>13, :output_tokens=>1}}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_start", :index=>0, :content_block=>{:type=>"text", :text=>""}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"Hello"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"!"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" Not"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" much"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" up"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" with"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" me"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>","}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" I"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"'m"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" an"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" AI"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" assistant"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" create"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"d by"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>" An"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"throp"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"ic"}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_delta", :index=>0, :delta=>{:type=>"text_delta", :text=>"."}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"content_block_stop", :index=>0}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"message_delta", :delta=>{:stop_reason=>"end_turn", :stop_sequence=>nil}, :usage=>{:output_tokens=>23}}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"message_stop"}>

# Or, if you just want to print the text content:
Anthropic.messages.create(**options) do |event|
  next unless event.body[:type] == 'content_block_delta'

  print event.body[:delta][:text]
end

# Output =>
# Hello! Not much up with me, I'm an AI assistant created by Anthropic.

You can also pass in a list of tools the assistant can use. You can find out more information about tools in the documentation.

tools = [
  {
    name: 'get_weather',
    description: 'Get the current weather in a given location',
    input_schema: {
      type: 'object',
      properties: {
        location: { type: 'string' }
      },
      required: ['location']
    }
  }
]

Anthropic.messages.create(
  model: 'claude-3-opus-20240229',
  max_tokens: 200,
  tools:,
  messages: [{role: 'user', content: 'What is the weather like in Nashville?'}]
)

Completions API

To make a request to the Completions API:

Anthropic.completions.create(
  model: 'claude-2',
  max_tokens_to_sample: 200,
  prompt: 'Human: Yo what up?\n\nAssistant:'
)

# Output =>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_01Y9ptPR7xGHaH9rC3ffJExU", :completion=>" Hello! Not much going on here. How about you?", :stop_reason=>"stop_sequence", :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>"\n\nHuman:", :log_id=>"compl_01Y9ptPR7xGHaH9rC3ffJExU"}>

Alternatively, you can stream the response:

options = {
  model: 'claude-2',
  max_tokens_to_sample: 200,
  prompt: 'Human: Yo what up?\n\nAssistant:',
  stream: true
}

Anthropic.completions.create(**options) do |event|
  puts event
end

# Output =>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" Hello", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>"!", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" Not", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" much", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" going", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" on", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>" here", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>".", :stop_reason=>nil, :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>nil, :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>
#<data Anthropic::Client::Response status="success", body={:type=>"completion", :id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP", :completion=>"", :stop_reason=>"stop_sequence", :model=>"claude-2.1", :stop=>"\n\nHuman:", :log_id=>"compl_015AktggW7tcM4w11YpkuMbP"}>

# Or, if you just want to print the text content:
Anthropic.completions.create(**options) do |event|
  print event.body[:completion]
end

# Output =>
# Hello! Not much, just chatting with you. How's it going?

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'anthropic-rb'

And then execute:

bundle

Or install it yourself as:

gem install anthropic-rb

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install.

To run a sanity check, run ruby sanity_check.rb.

To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/dickdavis/anthropic-rb.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

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Package last updated on 26 Jun 2024

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