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Claude's help center says custom connectors work on Free with one connector, so a trial is possible. What to test, and what a free plan cannot show you.
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Claude's help center says custom connectors work on Free with one connector, so a trial is possible. What to test, and what a free plan cannot show you.
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A hands-on 30 minute practice run: a throwaway folder, an AI assistant on ask-first settings, a small program, then a security scan to read the results.
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