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bookUsing AI Agents in Make

AI agents are used in Make to transform input data into meaningful output. Common use cases include processing, cleaning, summarizing, classifying, and generating content.

What Changed in Make

Make now includes a native AI Agents feature (currently in beta).

Before

  • HTTP requests
  • API keys
  • External model endpoints

Now

  • AI agents are created directly inside Make
  • Easier setup
  • Cleaner scenarios
  • Tighter integration with existing modules

This agent will be connected to the RSS workflow built earlier.

Prompting Basics (Quick Reminder)

AI does not infer intent well. It follows instructions.

Good prompting means

  • Clear role definition
  • Explicit input description
  • Specific output requirements
  • Clear constraints
Note
Note

Assume the model knows nothing beyond what you tell it.

question mark

What is the most important factor for getting reliable output from an AI agent in Make?

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 4. ChapterΒ 3

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What are some examples of how AI agents can be used in Make?

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bookUsing AI Agents in Make

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AI agents are used in Make to transform input data into meaningful output. Common use cases include processing, cleaning, summarizing, classifying, and generating content.

What Changed in Make

Make now includes a native AI Agents feature (currently in beta).

Before

  • HTTP requests
  • API keys
  • External model endpoints

Now

  • AI agents are created directly inside Make
  • Easier setup
  • Cleaner scenarios
  • Tighter integration with existing modules

This agent will be connected to the RSS workflow built earlier.

Prompting Basics (Quick Reminder)

AI does not infer intent well. It follows instructions.

Good prompting means

  • Clear role definition
  • Explicit input description
  • Specific output requirements
  • Clear constraints
Note
Note

Assume the model knows nothing beyond what you tell it.

question mark

What is the most important factor for getting reliable output from an AI agent in Make?

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 4. ChapterΒ 3
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