Complete Guide to DataEyesAI Configuration

Complete Tutorial for AI Model Integration and Third-Party Tool Configuration
Includes installation guide, environment configuration, VS Code plugin setup, and frequently asked questions

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Claude Code for CLI

Tool introduction

Claude Code is a command-line AI programming assistant launched by Anthropic. It can be considered the most user-friendly programming assistant currently available, allowing you to collaborate with Claude directly in the terminal for programming tasks.

System requirements

Node.js 18+

macOS、Linux or Windows (WSL)

Installation steps

**Install Node.js: Ensure Node.js version is >= 18.0

Install Git (Required for Windows installation, can be skipped for Mac)

Install Claude Code：

Verify installation：

Environment variable configuration

Obtain necessary configuration information

Configuration items	Description	Acquisition method
ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN	API key	Add a token in the console to obtain an API key starting with sk-
ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL	API service address	Use by default`https://cloud.dataeyes.ai`Or obtain other addresses from the console

Linux/macOS：

Windows：

# Enter the project directory
cd Your project folder address

# windows PowerShell Configure environment variables
$env:ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN = "Enter your key starting with SK here"
$env:ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL = "https://cloud.dataeyes.ai"

# windows cmd Configure environment variables
set ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=Enter your key starting with SK here
set ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://cloud.dataeyes.ai

# Start Claude Code
claude

Claude Code for VS Code

1.Install the plugin

In addition to the CLI, Claude Code also has a VS Code extension version. You can now install Claude Code with one click in the VS Code extension marketplace.

You can also use the Claude Code CLI directly in VS Code. The extension version is simpler to install compared to the CLI and includes a visual GUI panel, making it more user-friendly for those who prefer not to use the terminal.

2.First-time use

After installation, click on the edit area logo to open the Claude Code dialogue panel. The first time you open it, you will be prompted to log in. If you have already activated the official service, you can log in directly. If not, you can also follow the steps below to skip login and access our third-party model service.

3.Custom API

First, create a text document, change the file name to 'config. json', and place it in the following path:

Mac ~/.claude/config.json

Windows C:\Users\Administrator.claude\config.json

Then use Notepad to open and write the following content to save directly:：

Return to the VS Code extension store page, click on the Claude Code plugin settings, find the [Edit in settings. json] (URL) link to jump to the JSON configuration file editing page.

Insert the API configuration command line into the code of the environment variable configuration file.

After completing the modifications, press Ctrl+S to save and reopen the Claude Code plugin to use Claude Code normally.

4.Customize the use of third-party models

There are also differences between Claude Code model switching and CLI in VS Code. Before switching models, turn on the automatic execution permission mode to avoid Claude Code pop ups asking you to confirm before performing various operations.

Enable automatic execution permission:

Fill in other models:

Frequently Asked Questions

Q：Prompt"Invalid API Key · Please run /login"？

A：The environment variable is not effective, please check the variable name:

Check if 'ANTHROPIC_SUTH_TOKEN' and 'ANTHROPIC_SASE-URL' are set correctly`

If permanent configuration is used, has the terminal been restarted

Q：Display 'offline' status?

A：Claude Code checks the network status by connecting to Google and does not affect normal use.

Q：Request always displays "fetch failed"?

A：It may be due to the network environment, it is recommended to use proxy tools.

Q：How to handle API errors?

A：It may be caused by unstable forwarding agents. It is recommended to

Ctrl+C terminates the conversation and exits Claude Code

Re run the configuration command

If the problem persists, please try again later

Precautions

Please keep your API token safe to avoid any loss caused by leakage

N8N Workflow Tutorial: Using a Proxy/Relay API

N8N is an open-source workflow automation tool that supports AI node integration and can be used to build complex automated workflows.
1.Open the n8n official website： https://n8n.io/ Log in and click "Get Started" in the upper right corner.

2.Create a new workflow.

3.Choose an appropriate trigger method.

4.Add an AI workflow module.

5.Select OpenAI.

6.For the chat, you must select "Message a Model" under "TEXT ACTIONS".

7.Start configuring the proxy/relay API.

The API Key can be generated and obtained from the API Token page.

Base URL Fill in our proxy/relay address. https://cloud.dataeyes.ai/v1 (Note: This is different from the API address Base URL — it has an extra /v1 appended.)

Click "Save" to save.

8.After clicking Save, the following prompt appears, indicating a successful connection.

9.I'll simply configure this module and click "Execute Step" to perform a test run.

Successful response.

Configuration Guide for Various Plugins

Complete Guide to DataEyesAI Configuration#

Claude Code for CLI#

Tool introduction#

System requirements#

Installation steps#

Environment variable configuration#

Claude Code for VS Code#

1.Install the plugin#

2.First-time use#

3.Custom API#

4.Customize the use of third-party models#

Frequently Asked Questions#

Precautions#

N8N Workflow Tutorial: Using a Proxy/Relay API#