Claude DataCamp connectorWhat Claude can do in your DataCamp account.

Opens a DataCamp blog post from its ID, so Claude can give you the gist or tie it to your question. The tool is public: no sign-in needed.

Returns the detail of one DataCamp certification, referenced by slug or number. Sign-in is required, and the scope matches the certification list.

Fetches a cheat sheet from the catalog by its ID. It is one of the public tools, so no DataCamp sign-in is needed to call it.

Returns a code-along, one of DataCamp's guided coding sessions, from its ID. No account required. DataCamp lists it among the public tools: it answers without any sign-in.

Opens a competition from its slug with the full brief: background, challenge, judging criteria, prizes, rules, getting-started steps and winners. Signed in, you also see where your own entry stands.

Gives the full details of a course, by ID or slug. Signed out, only public courses show; signed in, Claude also sees the ones your organization makes available.

Returns a group's custom track: metadata, lifecycle state, badges, engagement counts and the ordered list of its content. Like every group tool, it only reaches groups you belong to, and your role there decides what you see.

Lists, page by page, the learners enrolled in a custom track, with their names and the start and completion dates of their progress.

Retrieves a specific exercise from its chapter and course IDs. Signed out, only exercises in public courses are visible.

Returns a DataCamp group by ID: name, slug and the products in its current subscription. The call fails if you are not allowed to view that group.

Lists the people on an assignment with their progress (status, completion time, due date) and, where relevant, their assessment level. Group tools are scoped to your own groups; admins and managers see everything, team managers only their teams.

Counts a group's licenses per product: in use, purchased and available, split between Learn and DataLab and by access tier. It needs you signed in, and DataCamp limits it to the groups you are a member of.

Lists members who have earned no XP since registering, the ones the Adoption report calls not started. Data comes from a periodic snapshot, not real time.

Fetches an episode of the DataCamp podcast by its ID. Public, no sign-in needed.

Returns one specific project variant by its number. To see every variant of the same project, get_project_group is the right tool.

Brings back a full project group with all its variants, for instance Python guided, Python case study and R guided. No authentication is required for this one, per DataCamp's tool reference.

Returns a skill assessment by its slug. Signed in, you also get the full history of your completed attempts. Being a public catalog tool, it works before you connect a DataCamp account.

Gives the detail of a skill verification, by slug or number, with the same scope as the matching list. Sign-in required. Certification and skill-verification tools need you signed in to DataCamp.

Returns a track by number or slug, with the full content path, prerequisites, instructors and partnership labels. It is one of the public tools, so no DataCamp sign-in is needed to call it.

Fetches a tutorial from the catalog by its ID, no sign-in required. It sits in DataCamp's Resources tools, next to cheat sheets, code-alongs and webinars.

Opens the record of a DataCamp webinar from its ID. The tool is public. No authentication is required for this one, per DataCamp's tool reference.

Gives the group's adoption score, the share of members who have started learning, with a benchmark label ready to summarize. Group admins only. An easy figure to present.

Returns the group's course overview: starts, completions, active members, skipped courses and completion rate, filterable by technology or topic. Admins only. The same figures as at the top of the Courses report.

Shows the group's engagement metrics: active users, XP earned, hours spent and courses completed, over a chosen window or all time. Admins only. These match the widgets at the top of the Engagement report.

Computes the engagement score: the share of current members who earned XP in the last 30 days, with a benchmark label. Admins only. What comes back depends on your role in the group, as with all of DataCamp's group tools.

Summarizes the group's project figures: starts, completions, distinct members and completion rate, as at the top of the Projects report. Admins only. Like every group tool, it only reaches groups you belong to, and your role there decides what you see.

Shows where learners spend their time over a period: up to ten of the most engaged-with items, plus the hours split between AI Tutor variants and the rest of DataCamp. Admins only.

Buckets the same hours-spent metric over time so it can drive a line chart. Group admins only. It is the natural companion to the time-in-learn overview when you need a trend rather than a total.

Shows headline track figures for the group: starts, completions, distinct members and completion rate, as in the Tracks report. Admins only. Group tools are scoped to your own groups; admins and managers see everything, team managers only their teams.

Details one learner's progress over a period: the courses, chapters, projects, assessments and tracks they started or completed. Admins only.

Lists activity per course over a period: starts, completions, skips, completion rate and total hours. Admins only. It needs you signed in, and DataCamp limits it to the groups you are a member of.

Drills into one course: the learners who started or completed it in the window, with their timestamps. Admins only. The timestamps let you check deadlines. What comes back depends on your role in the group, as with all of DataCamp's group tools.

Reports activity per project over a period: starts, completions, completion rate and hours spent. Admins only. Hours spent round out the picture. Like every group tool, it only reaches groups you belong to, and your role there decides what you see.

Zooms in on one project: who started or completed it during the window, with start and completion times. Group admins only. Group tools are scoped to your own groups; admins and managers see everything, team managers only their teams.

Breaks group activity down by technology (Python, R, SQL…) over a period: XP earned plus course and project starts and completions. Admins only.

Splits activity by topic (programming, machine learning, visualization…) over a period, with XP, starts and completions. Admins only. It needs you signed in, and DataCamp limits it to the groups you are a member of.

Covers each track's activity over a period: enrollments started or completed, completion rate and related metrics. Admins only. What comes back depends on your role in the group, as with all of DataCamp's group tools.

Details one track: the learners who started or completed it during the window, with enrollment and completion dates. Admins only. The list makes a good basis for recognition.

Aggregates each learner's progress in a group over a period: completions, time spent, XP, started content and group membership dates. Admins only. Like every group tool, it only reaches groups you belong to, and your role there decides what you see.

Pages through the DataCamp certifications you can take, in catalog order. Sign-in required; you also see the ones reserved for your organization.

Browses DataCamp competitions with filters, free-text search and pagination. The filter on your own entries requires sign-in. Being a public catalog tool, it works before you connect a DataCamp account.

Lists DataCamp courses with filters, sorting, free-text search and pagination. Signed out, only public courses come back; signed in, Claude also sees your organization's private courses. It is one of the public tools, so no DataCamp sign-in is needed to call it.

Lists a group's custom tracks, with an optional filter on lifecycle state. Group tools are scoped to your own groups; admins and managers see everything, team managers only their teams.

Shows every assignment in a group, or looks one up by ID. This is the admin and manager view: every assignment in the group shows up. It needs you signed in, and DataCamp limits it to the groups you are a member of.

Returns the members of a group, optionally limited to one team, with their role, Learn or DataLab access and team membership. Pages of 100 at most.

Lists the DataCamp groups you belong to, with their ID, slug and name. It is the starting point for every group tool. What comes back depends on your role in the group, as with all of DataCamp's group tools.

Lists every industry in the DataCamp catalog, such as finance, health care or marketing. Public tool. Those industries then help narrow down content. The catalog holds several, each reusable as a criterion.

Brings up the shareable invite links of a group, with their domains, target teams and license grants. Like every group tool, it only reaches groups you belong to, and your role there decides what you see.

Shows the email invites in a group that nobody has accepted yet.

Browses the catalog's project groups, each with its variants. Signed out, only public projects appear; signed in, your progress is added. DataCamp lists it among the public tools: it answers without any sign-in.

Lists the skill assessments you can take, in catalog order. Public, with your attempts added when you are signed in. A good starting point for a skills diagnosis.

Covers the skill verifications you can earn, public catalog included, plus those reserved for your organization. Sign-in required. This one needs you signed in to DataCamp; it does not work on the public side.

Lists the teams in a group, with pagination and search. Group tools are scoped to your own groups; admins and managers see everything, team managers only their teams.

Lists every technology in the catalog (Python, R, SQL…). Their IDs then work as filters on the course list. DataCamp says its ids serve as filter values for list_courses.

Lists every topic in the catalog, such as programming, visualization or machine learning, whose IDs filter the course list. DataCamp says its ids serve as filter values for list_courses.

Lists DataCamp tracks, career and skill alike, with filters. Public, enriched with your progress when you are signed in. No authentication is required for this one, per DataCamp's tool reference.

Lists people waiting to join a group because no license was free when they asked. Each entry carries the licenses originally requested. It needs you signed in, and DataCamp limits it to the groups you are a member of.

Loads the instructions Claude needs to turn a reporting question into a SQL query on the group's data. DataCamp asks for it to be loaded before every reporting query.

Runs a SQL query on the group's reporting dataset and returns the results: completion rates, activity over time, license usage and more. Admins only.

Searches the whole DataCamp catalog by free text, with filters, and returns a ranked list: courses, tracks, projects, tutorials, code-alongs, cheat sheets and more. Public. Being a public catalog tool, it works before you connect a DataCamp account.

Returns the signed-in user's identity and profile. It requires sign-in and only reads. Certification and skill-verification tools need you signed in to DataCamp.