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  • @anthropic-ai/sdk^0.115.0optional peer dependency

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Anthropic

interpretation/anthropic

The Anthropic adapter: the one module in Loom that knows a specific vendor exists. It is not exported from the package root — a host that brings its own model never loads it, and the SDK stays an optional peer dependency.

AnthropicMessagestype

Structurally satisfied by an Anthropic instance, so production passes the real client and tests pass a stub, without either needing the other.

type AnthropicMessages = {
    readonly create: (params: Anthropic.MessageCreateParamsNonStreaming, options?: {
        readonly signal?: AbortSignal;
    }) => Promise<Anthropic.Message>;
};

anthropicModelClientfunction

Shown in use on Connecting a model — The slot, and what goes in it

const anthropicModelClient: (messages: AnthropicMessages) => ModelClient