Claude Within connectorWhat Claude can do in your Within account.

Pulls one process in full from an ID that search or the hierarchy returned: where it sits in the index, its current version with steps, policies and linked documents, its dependencies and its history.

Fetches the instructions that go with Agent Builder, which Within describes as a guided way to turn how your organization works into skills, agents and automations.

Retrieves one resource used while building with Agent Builder. Within's documentation stops at that line and does not say what those resources contain.

Extracts the text of one document, in full or by line range. Within points to range mode for the moments when specific lines have to be cited.

Returns the full metadata of one document identified by its key: its type, its status, its file information and the documents linked to it.

Inspects a single node of the index and shows its parent, its children, the process attached to it and its attributes.

Replays the activity timeline behind an observation: what the person did, when, and on which systems. Within calls it the most primary-source evidence it holds.

Returns the rich nested record of a process: its current version, its dependencies, its hierarchy node, its attributes and, as an option, its version history.

Walks the whole structure of the process index. Within suggests it when search misses, or to get your bearings before drilling into one process.

Lists the observations recorded on one process. Each carries its friction signals (rationale, time frame, negative and positive deviations) and a reference to the session it came from.

Gives the feed of new process versions across the whole workspace. Within frames it around a single question: what has been edited recently?

Lists the Within workspaces open to you and shows which one is currently active. Each connection is scoped to one of them, according to Within.

Lists recent sessions in the workspace, page by page. Each entry shows the processes the session updated, its duration and the person who created it.

The first call for almost any process question, per Within: a semantic search over your organization's process index. The IDs it returns are what fetch takes next.

Searches inside a single document, identified by its key, with a regular expression or literal text, and returns line-numbered matches with their surrounding context.

Runs a hybrid search, by meaning and by words, across the text of documents, and returns ranked results with a short context snippet for each.

Ranks processes by combining keyword matches on name, objective, team and value stream with semantic similarity.