This week Make.com launched their first AI Agents — smart modules that can read, decide, and act inside your automations.

Sounds cool? AI Agents… whoa.
Who wouldn’t want one, right?

But before we sprint into implementation mode —
Let's lay the groundwork first.

We’ll break it down in human words. That helps. 🙂

🗣️ What Did Make.com have to Say about their first AI agent ?

• AI Agents understand natural language goals

• They make real-time decisions inside workflows

• You can add them to existing scenarios (no rebuilds)

• Draft mode = faster, cheaper workflows

• Voice prompts are now possible in some flows
  
  

🔍 What This Means in Real Life

Before this, Make was like a solid intern — it followed instructions step by step.

Now? 

You’ve got something closer to a smart teammate

You can:

• Let the AI read emails and decide where they go

• Have it summarise or clean messy input

• Use it instead of 10 filters and 3 routers

• Build flows that adapt based on what’s happening
  
  

No coding. Just smarter logic. Or better known as vibe coding… 

💰 Bottom Line: Pricing, Access, and Reality

Make charges by operation — every step your scenario runs = 1 op.
AI Agents? 

Super useful, but they might increase how many ops you use (because they make decisions that trigger more steps).

Here’s how it looks:

✅ AI Agent usage counts as operations
✅ Available now — no waitlist
📅 Webinar on April 23 – register here

❄️ Frozen Light Perspective

This is Make’s way of saying:

“We don’t want to be Zapier. We want to be your AI stack.”

And honestly?
It shows.

This isn’t just about saving time anymore.
It’s about giving your workflows the power to adapt — and letting the machine take the small stuff off your plate.

But let’s be real:
AI Agents feel smart… and they are.
But they’re also unpredictable.
And if you’re not careful, they’ll snack through your operations like popcorn.

So yes — we love the move.
This is the beginning of workflows that feel like a teammate, not a to-do list.

But remember: this is their first release. It’s still learning how to behave.

💡 Our final words?

Flag it before you trust it.
Set usage limits. Add filters. Watch how it moves.
Don’t give your AI teammate the keys to the house just yet.