Eine Message erstellen
Verwenden Sie die Anthropic Messages API über CometAPI, um Claude-Modelle mit adaptive thinking, prompt caching, tool use, web search, Streaming und effort control aufzurufen.
x-api-key- als auch Authorization: Bearer-Header werden für die Authentifizierung unterstützt. Die offiziellen Anthropic SDKs verwenden standardmäßig x-api-key.Schnellstart
Um das offizielle Anthropic SDK mit CometAPI zu verwenden, setzen Sie die Basis-URL:Adaptive thinking steuern
Verwenden Sie adaptive thinking mitoutput_config.effort, um zu steuern, wie viel Arbeit Claude auf eine Antwort verwendet. Neuere Claude-Modelle lehnen die veraltete manuelle thinking-Form thinking={"type": "enabled", "budget_tokens": ...} ab.
Prompts cachen
Um Latenz und Kosten bei nachfolgenden Anfragen zu reduzieren, cachen Sie große System-Prompts oder Konversationspräfixe. Fügen Siecache_control zu content-Blöcken hinzu, die gecacht werden sollen:
usage-Feld der Antwort gemeldet:
cache_creation_input_tokens— in den Cache geschriebene Tokens (zu einem höheren Satz abgerechnet)cache_read_input_tokens— aus dem Cache gelesene Tokens (zu einem reduzierten Satz abgerechnet)
Responses streamen
Um Responses mit Server-Sent Events (SSE) zu streamen, setzen Siestream: true. Events treffen in dieser Reihenfolge ein:
message_start— enthält die Metadaten der Nachricht und die anfängliche Nutzungcontent_block_start— markiert den Beginn jedes content-Blockscontent_block_delta— inkrementelle Textteile (text_delta)content_block_stop— markiert das Ende jedes content-Blocksmessage_delta— finalerstop_reasonund vollständigeusagemessage_stop— signalisiert das Ende des Streams
Aufwand steuern
Um zu steuern, wie viel Aufwand Claude in die Generierung einer Antwort steckt, verwenden Sieoutput_config.effort:
Server-Tools verwenden
Claude unterstützt serverseitige Tools, die auf der Infrastruktur von Anthropic ausgeführt werden:- Web Fetch
- Web Search
Antwortbeispiel
Eine typische Antwort vom Anthropic-Endpunkt von CometAPI:Vergleich mit dem OpenAI-kompatiblen Endpunkt
Autorisierungen
Your CometAPI key passed via the x-api-key header. Authorization: Bearer $COMETAPI_KEY is also supported.
Header
The Anthropic API version to use. Defaults to 2023-06-01.
"2023-06-01"
Comma-separated list of beta features to enable. Examples: max-tokens-3-5-sonnet-2024-07-15, pdfs-2024-09-25, output-128k-2025-02-19.
Body
The Claude model to use. See the Models page for available Claude model IDs.
"claude-sonnet-5"
The conversation messages. Must alternate between user and assistant roles. Each message's content can be a string or an array of content blocks (text, image, document, tool_use, tool_result). There is a limit of 100,000 messages per request.
The maximum number of tokens to generate. The model may stop before reaching this limit. When using thinking, the thinking tokens count towards this limit.
x >= 11024
System prompt providing context and instructions to Claude. Can be a plain string or an array of content blocks (useful for prompt caching).
Model-dependent sampling control. Many newer Claude models reject non-default temperature values on the Messages API. Omit this field unless you have verified that the selected model accepts it; if the model returns an unsupported or deprecated-parameter error, remove the field instead of substituting another sampling value.
0 <= x <= 11
Model-dependent nucleus sampling control. Many newer Claude models reject non-default top_p values on the Messages API. Omit this field unless you have verified support for the selected model. Do not set temperature and top_p together.
0 <= x <= 11
Model-dependent top-k sampling control. Many newer Claude models reject non-default top_k values on the Messages API. Omit this field unless you have verified support for the selected model.
x >= 00
If true, stream the response incrementally using Server-Sent Events (SSE). Events include message_start, content_block_start, content_block_delta, content_block_stop, message_delta, and message_stop.
Custom strings that cause the model to stop generating when encountered. The stop sequence is not included in the response.
Controls Claude thinking when the selected model supports a configurable thinking mode. For newer adaptive-thinking models, use {"type":"adaptive"} with output_config.effort, or omit thinking when adaptive thinking is already the model default. Manual {"type":"enabled","budget_tokens":...} is supported only by older models and is rejected by newer Claude models.
Tools the model may use. Supports client-defined functions, web search (web_search_20250305), web fetch (web_fetch_20250910), code execution (code_execution_20250522), and more.
Controls how the model uses tools.
Request metadata for tracking and analytics.
Configuration for response effort and output format. Field support depends on the selected Claude model.
The service tier to use. auto tries priority capacity first, standard_only uses only standard capacity.
auto, standard_only Antwort
Successful response. When stream is true, the response is a stream of SSE events.
Unique identifier for this message (e.g., msg_01XFDUDYJgAACzvnptvVoYEL).
Always message.
message Always assistant.
assistant The response content blocks. May include text, thinking, tool_use, and other block types.
The specific model version that generated this response, such as claude-sonnet-5.
Why the model stopped generating. refusal can be returned as a successful HTTP response when the model declines a request.
end_turn, max_tokens, stop_sequence, tool_use, pause_turn, refusal The stop sequence that caused the model to stop, if applicable.
Token usage statistics.