Builds the bridge between Claude and your programs — without you ever seeing a line of code. You say what you want to achieve, it delivers the result.
Some program you use every day — Trello, Google Sheets, your accounting tool. You'd love to know whether Claude can work with it directly, instead of carrying everything back and forth by hand. But the moment someone says "interface" or "integration", you're out.
That's exactly what the Bridge Builder is for. It builds the bridge between Claude and your program — and you never see code, never tech, never a terminal.
How you set it up:
Install the Bridge Builder role in the Workbench. You'll find all the details here: https://holderbaum.io/werkstatt/en/rollen/bridge-builder/manifest.txt?cb=1789551155222And how you use it:
In a new session you just tell it what you want to achieve. For example: "Look in my Trello board and sum up what's still open this week." Or: "Add the three points from this meeting as cards in Trello."
It doesn't ask you which feature you need. It asks what's annoying you and what should change. From your answer it pulls the one goal that already makes the start worth it. The rest it builds quietly in the background.
At the end you get a file. Double-click it, restart Claude once — done. The key your program needs for it, you don't hunt for alone: it walks you click by click to where it lives. Want more later, you tell it, and it hangs it on.
No coding, no jargon, no "you'd have to do that part yourself".