TUTO : Comment utiliser les Connecteurs CLAUDE AI (Guide Complet MCP) — Transcript
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- 0:00What is a connector? What is a
- 0:02connector in Claude? A connector is
- 0:05just a type of integration, as you can
- 0:07see here. So, a connector is really a
- 0:11type of integration between two
- 0:13applications. In this example, it's
- 0:18going to be an integration between
- 0:20Claude and other applications. These
- 0:24applications could be YouTube,
- 0:26Instagram, Zoho, or whatever app you
- 0:29want to connect. Okay? So, that is what
- 0:32a connector is. However, the difference
- 0:35between a connector and an integration
- 0:36here is that you usually have to build
- 0:38an integration yourself. Whereas,
- 0:42inside Claude, connectors are options
- 0:44that are already available. So, you
- 0:48have plenty of options that are already
- 0:51available that you can just select and
- 0:53use directly while prompting inside the
- 0:55Claude interface. So, if you click the
- 1:02plus button here and click on connector
- 1:04, you'll see that you likely already
- 1:07have predefined connectors. Otherwise,
- 1:10you click on manage connectors. Once
- 1:13you click on manage connectors, you'll
- 1:15be able to see all the connectors that
- 1:17are currently there. So, as you can see
- 1:20, there are quite a few connectors
- 1:22available. There are specific
- 1:24connectors for the web, and connectors
- 1:26that are more for the application. For
- 1:29your computer. So, for the desktop, if
- 1:31you click the plus button here and
- 1:34click on browse connectors, you'll see
- 1:36all the connectors that are there, that
- 1:38exist, and that are available for you
- 1:41to use. An example of a connector you
- 1:45can use is Zapier. So, if you have a
- 1:48Zapier account and you create workflows
- 1:51in Zapier, why continue to create
- 1:53workflows in Zapier manually? You can
- 1:57just connect Zapier to your AI client.
- 2:01In this case, to your LLM, which is
- 2:04Claude, and then chat directly with
- 2:06Claude, and Claude will be able to do
- 2:09what you ask it to do; so it's the same
- 2:12thing we do today with Make. You
- 2:15connect Make and you can chat directly
- 2:19with the connector. You can chat
- 2:23directly inside Claude and communicate
- 2:25straight with the interface. So, as an
- 2:32example, we can do a Zapier integration
- 2:35to show you how it works. I can click
- 2:38the plus button here for Zapier, and it
- 2:40will take you to the Zapier MCP
- 2:42interface, as you can see. It will
- 2:46first ask you to log in to your Zapier
- 2:48account. So, make sure you have a
- 2:50Zapier account. So, I am going to log
- 2:53in. There we go, we are connected to
- 3:05ZPUR. It automatically shows you Zapier
- 3:07MCP. So it can access your Zapier
- 3:11account, it can access all the tools
- 3:14you've enabled in Zapier, and it can
- 3:17also actually execute tools you've
- 3:20already connected inside apps. So we
- 3:23are going to click on authorize and it
- 3:27says the integration is a success. We
- 3:32will be able to go back to our cloud.
- 3:35Then we are going to see if Zap is
- 3:38connected now. So if you don't see it
- 3:42in the list, you just need to go back
- 3:45into manage and press there. It still
- 3:49says not connected. That can happen
- 3:53sometimes. So sometimes you might need
- 3:56to close your application and come back
- 3:58for the connection to be established.
- 4:01So we are going to try that. It’s
- 4:05really very strange, we can’t seem to
- 4:08connect it for some reason I don't
- 4:11understand at all. So uh we are going
- 4:19to connect to Zapier separately. It
- 4:23might be because we have other Zapier
- 4:25accounts connected. OK, so we have
- 4:31Zapier right here. So Zapier says it's
- 4:44a success. However, we are going to go
- 4:56directly to the browser option. The
- 5:00problem might be coming from there. So
- 5:04let's go to the browser option and we
- 5:06will see if we can connect via the
- 5:08browser before trying again with the
- 5:11desktop. Still not connected. So let's
- 5:15try with the web version to see if
- 5:18there might be a bug in the desktop
- 5:21version. OK. So it really won't connect
- 5:30. So it’s the same error, same error
- 5:34we get at the environment level for the
- 5:39web as well. So what we are going to do
- 5:43in the meantime, we are going to prompt
- 5:45like this to debug what is causing this
- 5:48problem. OK, so it asks us to try going
- 5:54to app settings and connecting the
- 5:57account. We will see if it is
- 5:59authorized. So we are going to go into
- 6:03settings. We will see if we have
- 6:10connected the account. We are going to
- 6:14go to mcp.zapier.com. We are going to
- 6:20see is it connected. So this is our MCP
- 6:29. Well, we can do it manually in this
- 6:35case to see if it works. So we can use
- 6:39cloud. OK, there is already an MCP
- 6:43connected here that we are already
- 6:46using with Claude. We can add the tools
- 6:52and then OK, so I see here. So we would
- 6:57really need to approve it from here.
- 7:00Usually, I thought the integration
- 7:02would work directly if we did it from
- 7:04the connector. But it seems not. It
- 7:11seems not. or maybe it's just a bug at
- 7:14the level. Maybe it's just a bug at the
- 7:22cloud level. In the meantime, we can
- 7:28then create a custom connector. To do
- 7:34that, we'll just click here on manage
- 7:36connectors. and then we'll go to
- 7:46settings instead. Uh, we're supposed to
- 7:52have developer here. Okay, so I see it
- 7:56here. So there's another connect option
- 7:59that is there. Let's try that directly
- 8:02to see if it changes anything. Okay.
- 8:09Still the same problem. Still the same
- 8:13problem. Can see the error detail. It
- 8:19doesn't work. We can delete go back to
- 8:29connections, try again one more time.
- 8:36Okay, so now it's asking for the server
- 8:39URL this time. Okay, so that's what we
- 8:42already copied from here. Okay, so we
- 8:47come here, we go and put it in here,
- 8:50and then we'll see if it works this
- 8:53time. We're going to authorize. Yeah,
- 9:01that seems to work. So that's how
- 9:04sometimes when you try to do these
- 9:06integrations, you'll have problems or
- 9:08challenges like this. So I think the
- 9:12solution we found directly is typed,
- 9:14which is why I love doing these kinds
- 9:17of videos because you can see in
- 9:19real-time how things are actually done
- 9:21when developing. It's not, uh, it's not
- 9:25just how it works like that. Sometimes
- 9:27you'll do it and it won't work. So the
- 9:29fact of retrying, testing, prompting,
- 9:32that really helps you debug. There you
- 9:35go. So we just connected Zapier. Uh,
- 9:39once we've connected Zapier, if we
- 9:41click on this plus button here, we'll
- 9:43be able to see now that we have Zapier
- 9:46appearing there. So since we have
- 9:48Zapier, now we can ask questions. We
- 9:50can say, so I can ask it to do this
- 9:53prompt. So I give Zapier, uh, the order
- 9:56to create a Zap, or I give Cloud the
- 10:00order to give a Zap, uh, to create a
- 10:03Zap inside Zapier. And the task the Zap
- 10:07will do is to take information from my
- 10:10CRM and push it into a Google Sheet
- 10:12document, quite simply. And since we
- 10:17already have Zapier enabled, I don't
- 10:20even need to mention, uh, Zapier,
- 10:22because it will understand that I'm
- 10:25referring to Zapier with the term Zap,
- 10:28hopefully. We'll hope. So we're going
- 10:31to launch and see what it does. See, so
- 10:39it automatically called the Zapier tool
- 10:41. If we didn't have to ask for it, then
- 10:43it did it automatically. So before I
- 10:47give you the steps, I need some
- 10:49information. So it asks you which event
- 10:52in Zoho CRM will trigger the Zap. So is
- 10:55it a new contact? Is it a new lead
- 10:58being created? We can just say when a
- 11:01new lead is created. Do you want to do
- 11:04what do you want to do in Google Sheets
- 11:05? Do you want to create a new row or do
- 11:07you want to update? Let's just say
- 11:09create a new row. Does your sheet
- 11:11already exist? I'll say no to create it
- 11:14because I don't have it yet and we'll
- 11:17see what it responds. So first, create
- 11:20the Google Sheet. So it asks me to
- 11:21create the Google Sheet first. Then go
- 11:23to Zapier and it gives you instructions
- 11:26on what to do. Do you want me to help
- 11:29you configure Zapier directly? See,
- 11:32since we connected the Zapier MCP, it
- 11:35can take control directly. And use
- 11:39Zapier. So we will accept, let's see
- 11:41what it does. So you can see all the
- 11:43steps it is taking. If you want to
- 11:46manage your Zaps directly from Cloud,
- 11:48configure your Zap connector here. This
- 11:51will allow you to create and modify
- 11:53Zaps without leaving the conversation.
- 11:55Tell me if you get stuck on a step.
- 11:57Well, the connector is already
- 11:59connected normally. Uh, it could be
- 12:02once again that you might encounter
- 12:04this problem. What you will have to do
- 12:07would be to close your Cloud once again
- 12:12and just reopen it. But I'll just tell
- 12:15it first that it's already connected.
- 12:19We'll see what it answers. So I imagine
- 12:26it will try again. So it says the
- 12:32connector is there but has no action
- 12:34configured, that's normal. Uh, here is
- 12:38what to do. Go to the Zapier
- 12:40configuration link and add the actions.
- 12:43So that means we actually need to add
- 12:48actions inside your MCP. In this, this
- 12:52is how Zapier works because Zapier
- 12:54connects to many other tools. You see?
- 12:58So it connects to several other tools.
- 13:00So to be able to use the MCP fully, you
- 13:03need to add tools to that MCP you
- 13:06created. So we can see it's already
- 13:08there. And here I can come and add the
- 13:11tools. So the tools are the
- 13:13applications we have. So it could be
- 13:15Zoho. So we were talking about Zoho CRM
- 13:17. So I can come and select Zoho CRM.
- 13:19And that also brings you, uh, I think,
- 13:21to create the connection. So I can
- 13:23search for lead, uh, or I can just
- 13:26search for module. That means if we
- 13:28want to create a new module. So I will
- 13:30select that. I will click on connect
- 13:32and it will ask me to sign in to my
- 13:34Zoho account. I already have a
- 13:35connected Zoho account, I'll just add
- 13:37it. So if you aren't connected, it will
- 13:39ask you to sign in to your Zoho account
- 13:41. So there you go. So we've simply
- 13:43added the Zoho tool. We can obviously
- 13:47add all the actions we want, right.
- 13:50Here, we just gave an example of adding
- 13:53only one action, but I could have added
- 13:56more actions than that and the system
- 13:59will be able to—I can always click
- 14:02add another tool then click on Zoho CRM
- 14:05once again. You search for CRM again
- 14:10and then we can always add other tools,
- 14:12right, other other other tools, uh, so
- 14:15that the system can use them. You can
- 14:18see the one we had already added. We
- 14:20can add five more. You can add as many
- 14:22as you want. The goal is to provide a
- 14:26complete API list to Cloud so it can
- 14:28actually execute and build that
- 14:31scenario for you inside your app
- 14:33without you having to do it. So you
- 14:37just need to do this setup. Now for
- 14:39Google Sheets, we can do the same thing
- 14:41. We can just come search here for
- 14:43Google Sheets. If we have a Google
- 14:45Sheet connected. Well, I will select
- 14:47all the options. So create. We'll see
- 14:51if we added a row. We'll just select
- 14:57everything. Okay, we'll click connect.
- 15:00And there, I already have my Google
- 15:02Sheet account—reconnect my account.
- 15:03We'll just reconnect quickly. There we
- 15:14go. So that's connected. We'll add the
- 15:1628 tools we just added. You can see, we
- 15:20have 6 for Zoho CRM and we have 28 here
- 15:23. So we're all set. And here, in the
- 15:25history, you will see everything that
- 15:27is happening. So the execution history,
- 15:31what Cloud is doing inside your app.
- 15:37That's done. So let's see if it will be
- 15:42able to find the tools we added. Okay.
- 15:56So you can see the API connector
- 15:58doesn't allow creating Zaps directly
- 15:59from the configuration. It is instead
- 16:02used to execute existing Zap actions
- 16:05like triggering a Zap manually. On the
- 16:08bright side, the Zap you want is simple
- 16:11to make. So creating this Zap requires
- 16:14an action. You can start creating the
- 16:17Zap, open Zapier and let me know if you
- 16:19get stuck on a step, I'll guide you in
- 16:21real time. OK, that's quite specific.
- 16:25And that means Zapier isn't really able
- 16:29through MCP; it's as if we weren't able
- 16:34to dynamically create a Zap inside
- 16:37Zapier. Which is really different from
- 16:43Make, if for example you connect Make
- 16:46through Make's MCP, Claude will be able
- 16:49to do it in an automated way. So that's
- 16:54interesting to see. So it says that you
- 16:57can really trigger an action from
- 16:59Claude but won't be able to use the
- 17:02interface to create it, but I think
- 17:04that's something that will come.
- 17:08Anyways, I think you get the idea of
- 17:10how a connector works, what a connector
- 17:12is. How to add your connector, a custom
- 17:16connector you have, how to add it
- 17:18directly inside Claude and how to use
- 17:21it, how to create all those connections
- 17:23and also debug if you encounter a
- 17:25problem. And so, how do you make money
- 17:27with this? Because in the end, the goal
- 17:31of learning all these connector and
- 17:34integration concepts, I imagine, is so
- 17:38that you can use it for something that
- 17:41will bring you value, and maybe
- 17:44monetize your knowledge. So, one way I
- 17:49think you can monetize it is by
- 17:51literally offering a service. You can
- 17:55offer a Zap setup service for clients,
- 17:59whether it's on Fiverr or freelance
- 18:03sites. People who are interested but
- 18:06don't have the time to create these
- 18:09Zaps can contact you, and all you'll
- 18:11have to do is use Claude to help you
- 18:13create these Zaps quite automatically.
- 18:17Monetize it, because I think in the
- 18:19coming weeks and months, the Zapier MCP
- 18:22will probably be much more advanced.
- 18:24And this isn't just for Zapier, it's
- 18:26really for all the types of connectors
- 18:28you have here. It literally opens up
- 18:30huge fields of possibilities for you.
- 18:33So imagine, for example, that before
- 18:36you had to go into Zoho CRM and
- 18:39manually add a field to customize Zoho
- 18:42CRM. Today, you can use the MCP. For
- 18:45those who are interested, I would be
- 18:48happy to create a video about how you
- 18:50can connect Zoho's MCP, for those who
- 18:53use Zoho, and how to connect it to your
- 18:56cloud to communicate with it and even
- 18:58perform implementations directly inside
- 19:01Zoho. So that's it. I hope this video
- 19:05was very useful, and if you liked it,
- 19:08don't hesitate to like, comment, and
- 19:12also subscribe. Thank you. See you next
- 19:15time.
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