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Claudette is a Sublime Text package that connects your editor to the Anthropic Claude AI API. Instead of switching between your editor and a browser, you can ask questions, get code explanations, and hold multi-turn conversations with Claude in a dedicated chat view — right inside Sublime Text.

Key features

Ask questions

Open a question prompt from the command palette or Tools menu. Any text you have selected is automatically sent along as context.

Manage context

Include individual files, all open files, or entire folders in the chat so Claude has the full picture of your project.

Multiple chat windows

Run several simultaneous conversations, each with its own context and history, in separate chat views.

Choose your model

Switch between available Claude models — including Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus — directly from the command palette.

System prompts

Create and switch between custom system prompts to tailor Claude’s behavior for coding, writing, or any other task.

Chat history

Export conversations to JSON and import them later to pick up right where you left off.

Prerequisites

Before you install Claudette, make sure you have the following:
  • Sublime Text 3 or 4 — Claudette is a Sublime Text package and requires a working Sublime Text installation.
  • An Anthropic API key — Claudette communicates directly with the Claude API. You need a key from console.anthropic.com to use it.
API usage is billed by Anthropic based on the number of tokens sent and received. Review Anthropic’s pricing before you start.

Privacy

Everything you send through Claudette — your questions, selected code, and any files you include as context — is transmitted to Anthropic’s servers to generate a response. Review Anthropic’s Privacy & Legal documentation to understand how your data is handled before sharing sensitive or proprietary code.

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