Connect Claude to Apify

Search Apify Store for public Actors by keyword, e.g. "google maps" or "instagram profile". Returns each Actor's id, username, name, title, description, pricing and usage stats. Free. Use the `username~name` it returns as the actor_id for get_actor and run_actor.

List the Actors this account has created or used. Set `my` to list only the ones it owns.

Read one Actor: its title, description, versions, default run options, pricing and an example input. Read this before run_actor to see what input it expects.

List this account's Actor runs across all Actors, with id, Actor id, status, start and finish times and usage cost. Newest first when `desc` is set. This is the connection test: it fails when the token cannot read runs, not just when the token is wrong.

List the runs of one Actor, newest first when `desc` is set.

Read one run: its status, timings, usage cost, and the ids of its default dataset and key-value store. Set `waitForFinish` (up to 60 seconds) to wait for a running run instead of polling.

Read a run's log as plain text. Use it to find out why a run failed. Logs can quote the pages the Actor scraped, so the payload is kept out of the audit log.

List this account's datasets, with id, name, item count and dates. Unnamed datasets (the default dataset of each run) are left out unless `unnamed` is set.

Read the items a run collected, as JSON. Take the dataset id from a run's defaultDatasetId. Hidden fields and empty items are left out. Page with `limit` and `offset`, and pick fields with `fields` to keep the answer small. The items are scraped content, so the payload is kept out of the audit log.

Read one record from a key-value store, e.g. a run's OUTPUT or INPUT. Take the store id from a run's defaultKeyValueStoreId. The record can be anything the Actor saved, so the payload is kept out of the audit log.

List this account's saved tasks - Actors with a stored input and options - with id, name and Actor id.

Read this account's usage and cost for one billing month, broken down by service and by day. Use it to check spend before starting a large run.

Start an Actor run and return the run at once, with its id, status and defaultDatasetId. Classified write because a run spends the account's money. Cap it with `maxTotalChargeUsd` on pay-per-event Actors and `timeout` on the rest. Set `waitForFinish` (up to 60 seconds) to wait for a short run; otherwise poll get_run, then read the results with get_dataset_items. The input is often content the caller wrote, so it is kept out of the audit log.

Run an Actor, wait for it to finish, and return the items it collected, in one call. Only for short runs: Apify returns 408 if the run takes more than 300 seconds, and the run keeps going. Use run_actor for anything longer. Classified write because a run spends money; cap it with `maxTotalChargeUsd` or `maxItems`. The items are scraped content, so the payload is kept out of the audit log, and so is the input.

Start a run of a saved task with its stored input, and return the run at once. Classified write because a run spends money. `input` is merged over the task's stored input for this run only. Poll get_run, then read results with get_dataset_items.