 a major improvement to Make AI Agents designed to make building, testing, and trusting AI agents in 

 faster, more transparent, and more intuitive than ever

This new version brings AI agents directly to the Scenario Builder with a visual, end-to-end experience. You can now build, run, test, and understand your agents in one place with full visibility into how they make decisions.

To get started, create a scenario and add the 

This release introduces a more efficient and transparent way to work with Make AI Agents, with improvements across the entire building and testing flow:

Watch real-time animations that show when your agent is thinking, how long it takes, and which tools it runs in the exact order they’re called.

Create agents, add tools and knowledge, chat with them, test scenarios, and debug issues directly inside the Scenario Builder without switching tabs.

Understand every decision with agent reasoning


Inspect the agent’s step-by-step logic in the 

 panel to see why it chose a certain action, making troubleshooting and optimization easier.

Let the agent populate tool fields for you, enabling faster setup, more flexible routing, and easier handling of unstructured data.

Give agents access to files by uploading them to the knowledge base or by mapping file data directly as inputs. 

Generate public links to AI agent scenarios so others can reuse or build on your work, reducing setup time and duplication across teams.

Ready to try it out? These resources will help you hit the ground running:

 for an introduction to the new Make AI Agents

, so functionality and pricing may evolve. It’s available on 

, with the option to connect your own AI provider on 

Introducing two-factor authentication enforcement

Meet the new Make AI Agents app

Error handlers act as a safety net that catches unexpected failures to prevent an entire automation from crashing. They allow you to define exactly how the system should react—whether by retrying the task, ignoring the mistake, or rolling back change

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The Rollback error handler stops a scenario and reverts changes made by modules that support transactions to ensure data remains consistent when an error occurs.

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An automated workflow within the Make platform. You build it by connecting modules together, and it runs based on a trigger you set up.

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An operation is a single module run to process data or check for new data. 

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Credits (formerly operations) are the currency for running scenarios.

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A route is a path that data can flow through in a scenario, visualized as the dotted lines between modules.

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