make-scenario-builder
Create Make.com (Integromat) scenarios with AI assistance - visual automation design
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/make-builderCreate visual Make.com automation scenarios with detailed module configuration.
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make-expertDesign and document Make.com (Integromat) visual automation scenarios with modules, routers, error handling, and cost estimates. Use when building or architecting a Make.com integration workflow. T…
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Contents
Make.com Scenario Builder
Create visual Make.com automation scenarios with AI assistance - perfect for no-code automation.
Why Make.com?
Make.com (formerly Integromat) is a powerful visual automation platform:
- Visual Design - See your entire workflow at a glance
- 1000+ Integrations - Connect virtually any app
- No-Code - Build complex automations without coding
- Powerful Features - Routers, filters, error handlers
- Affordable - More cost-effective than Zapier
- Scalable - Handle complex multi-step workflows
- ️ Built-in Error Handling - Visual error routes
FREE Alternative: Use n8n + Ollama (Self-Hosted)
Want the same power without monthly costs? Use n8n (self-hosted) + Ollama (local LLM) for $0/month.
Quick Comparison
| Component | Paid (Make.com) | FREE (n8n + Ollama) |
|---|---|---|
| Automation Platform | Make.com: $9-29/mo | n8n: $0 (self-hosted) |
| AI Provider | OpenAI: $30-60/mo | Ollama: $0 (local) |
| Total Monthly Cost | $39-89/mo | $0/mo |
| Operations Limit | 10,000/mo | Unlimited |
| Privacy | Data sent to Make.com | 100% local |
| Hosting | Managed SaaS | Docker/K8s |
Savings: $468-1,068/year (enough to buy new hardware!)
Why n8n + Ollama?
n8n (Self-Hosted Automation):
- Visual workflow builder (same as Make.com)
- 400+ integrations (vs Make's 1000+, but covers 90% of use cases)
- Advanced error handling
- Self-hosted = unlimited operations
- Open-source = community support
Ollama (Local LLM):
- Runs Llama 3.2, Mistral, CodeLlama locally
- No API keys required
- Privacy-first (data never leaves your machine)
- Free forever
Setup Guide
1. Install n8n (Docker)
# Create docker-compose.yml
cat > docker-compose.yml <<'EOF'
version: '3'
services:
n8n:
image: n8nio/n8n
ports:
- "5678:5678"
environment:
- N8N_BASIC_AUTH_ACTIVE=true
- N8N_BASIC_AUTH_USER=admin
- N8N_BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD=changeme
volumes:
- ~/.n8n:/home/node/.n8n
EOF
# Start n8n
docker-compose up -d
# Access at http://localhost:5678
2. Install Ollama
# macOS
brew install ollama
brew services start ollama
# Linux
curl -fsSL https://ollama.com/install.sh | sh
# Pull AI model (4GB download)
ollama pull llama3.2
See ollama-local-ai plugin for detailed setup.
3. Connect Ollama to n8n
In n8n, use the HTTP Request node:
{
"method": "POST",
"url": "http://localhost:11434/api/generate",
"body": {
"model": "llama3.2",
"prompt": "{{ $json.input }}",
"stream": false
}
}
Migration Examples
Before (Make.com + OpenAI)
Cost: $9/mo + $30/mo = $39/mo
Trigger: Gmail New Email
↓
Action: OpenAI Chat Completion ($0.002/request)
↓
Action: Gmail Send Reply
↓
Action: Google Sheets Add Row
After (n8n + Ollama)
Cost: $0/mo + $0/mo = $0/mo
Trigger: Gmail New Email (n8n)
↓
HTTP Request: Ollama Chat (localhost:11434)
↓
Action: Gmail Send Reply (n8n)
↓
Action: Google Sheets Add Row (n8n)
Same functionality, zero cost.
Real Use Case: AI Email Assistant
Make.com + OpenAI Version
- Make.com Core: $9/mo
- OpenAI API: ~$30/mo (1000 emails)
- Total: $39/mo
n8n + Ollama Version
// n8n HTTP Request Node
{
"method": "POST",
"url": "http://localhost:11434/api/generate",
"body": {
"model": "llama3.2",
"prompt": "Reply professionally to: {{ $json.emailBody }}",
"stream": false
}
}
- n8n (self-hosted): $0
- Ollama (local): $0
- Total: $0/mo
Same AI quality, $468/year saved.
n8n Workflow Templates
Available in n8n-workflow-designer plugin:
- AI email automation
- Lead scoring & routing
- Content distribution
- Document processing
- Support ticket triage
Performance Comparison
| Metric | Make.com + OpenAI | n8n + Ollama |
|---|---|---|
| Response Time | 2-5s (API latency) | 1-3s (local LLM) |
| Uptime | 99.9% (SaaS) | 100% (self-hosted) |
| Privacy | Data sent to cloud | 100% local |
| Operations/month | 10,000 limit | Unlimited |
| Cost | $39-89/mo | $0/mo |
When to Use Make.com vs n8n
Use Make.com if:
- You need 1000+ integrations (vs n8n's 400+)
- You prefer managed hosting (no DevOps)
- Your team is non-technical
- Budget allows $39-89/month
Use n8n + Ollama if:
- You want unlimited operations
- You need privacy/compliance (HIPAA, GDPR)
- You have basic Docker skills
- You want to save $468-1,068/year
Resources
- n8n Docs: docs.n8n.io
- Ollama Setup: Use
/setup-ollamacommand from ollama-local-ai plugin - n8n Workflows: Install n8n-workflow-designer plugin
- Migration Guide: n8n vs Make.com
Bottom Line: If you're comfortable with Docker and want to save $468+/year, n8n + Ollama is the superior choice.
Installation
/plugin marketplace add jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins
/plugin install make-scenario-builder
Features
Scenario Design
- Visual Workflows - Clear module-by-module design
- Routers & Filters - Conditional logic and branching
- Data Mapping - Transform data between apps
- Error Handling - Graceful failure management
- Iterators - Process lists and arrays
- Aggregators - Combine multiple items
AI Integration
- OpenAI - Native GPT integration
- Anthropic Claude - Via HTTP module
- Custom AI - Connect any AI API
- Prompt Design - Optimized prompts included
Module Types
- Triggers - Webhooks, scheduled, polling
- Actions - Create, update, search, delete
- Tools - Router, iterator, aggregator, filter
- Flow Control - Delays, repeaters, break
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/make | Generate Make.com scenario design |
| Talk about Make/Integromat | Activates make-expert agent |
Example Scenarios
1. AI Email Assistant
Gmail Trigger → OpenAI Response → Send Reply → Log to Sheets
Business Value: Auto-respond to customer emails Cost: ~$0.02/email (4 operations) Setup Time: 15 minutes
2. Lead Qualification
Webhook → AI Scoring → Router → [High/Medium/Low] → Actions
Business Value: Automatically prioritize and route leads Cost: ~$0.04/lead (4-6 operations) Setup Time: 20 minutes
3. Content Distribution
RSS Feed → AI Rewrite → Iterator → Post to Social Platforms
Business Value: Automate content sharing across platforms Cost: ~$0.12/post (3 platforms × 4 ops) Setup Time: 25 minutes
4. Document Processing
Drive Trigger → OCR → AI Extract → Sheets Log → Email Summary
Business Value: Automate invoice/receipt processing Cost: ~$0.08/document (8 operations) Setup Time: 30 minutes
5. Support Automation
Ticket Created → AI Classify → Router → Route by Priority
Business Value: Triage support tickets automatically Cost: ~$0.06/ticket (6 operations) Setup Time: 25 minutes
Getting Started
1. Install the Plugin
/plugin install make-scenario-builder
2. Describe Your Scenario
I need to automatically process new Google Drive PDFs,
extract data with OCR, and log it to a spreadsheet.
3. Get Complete Design
The plugin provides:
- Visual workflow diagram
- Module-by-module configuration
- Data mapping instructions
- Error handling setup
- Testing steps
- Cost estimates
4. Build in Make
- Log into make.com
- Create new scenario
- Add modules as described
- Configure data mapping
- Test with sample data
- Activate scenario
Make.com Plans
| Plan | Price | Operations | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1,000/mo | Testing, small projects |
| Core | $9/mo | 10,000/mo | Solo entrepreneurs |
| Pro | $16/mo | 10,000/mo | Agencies, power users |
| Teams | $29/mo | 10,000/mo | Collaboration |
Operations: Each module action counts as 1 operation
Real-World Use Cases
Agency: Client Onboarding
Scenario: New client signup → Create folders → Send contracts → Schedule calls → Update CRM
Results:
- Time saved: 3 hours per client
- Setup time: 45 minutes
- ROI: Positive after 1 client
SaaS: User Activation
Scenario: New signup → Welcome email → Monitor usage → Trigger onboarding → Alert sales
Results:
- Activation rate: +18%
- Setup time: 1 hour
- Cost: $0.004 per user
E-commerce: Order Fulfillment
Scenario: Order received → Inventory check → Payment processing → Fulfillment → Tracking
Results:
- Error reduction: 75%
- Setup time: 2 hours
- Payback: 2 weeks
Make.com vs Alternatives
| Feature | Make.com | Zapier | n8n |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual Design | Excellent | ️ Basic | ️ Good |
| Integrations | 1000+ | 5000+ | 200+ |
| Ease of Use | Excellent | Easy | ️ Moderate |
| Cost (10K ops) | $9-16 | $49 | $0 |
| Error Handling | Visual | ️ Limited | Advanced |
| Complex Logic | Good | Limited | Excellent |
| Self-Hosting | No | No | Yes |
Best For: Visual learners, agencies, businesses wanting managed hosting
Best Practices
Design Principles
- Start simple - Build incrementally
- Use routers wisely - Keep logic clear
- Add error handlers - Always plan for failures
- Test thoroughly - Use sample data first
- Document scenarios - Use Notes modules
Performance Tips
- Filter early - Reduce unnecessary operations
- Use aggregators - Batch API calls
- Optimize data mapping - Only map needed fields
- Monitor usage - Watch operations dashboard
- Schedule wisely - Spread load across time
Security
- Use connections - Don't hardcode API keys
- Validate webhooks - Verify request sources
- Limit data exposure - Only map necessary fields
- Regular audits - Review scenario permissions
- Team management - Use proper access controls
Advanced Features
Routers
Create conditional branches:
Input → Router
├─ High priority → Immediate action
├─ Medium → Queue for later
└─ Low → Archive
Iterators
Process arrays:
Get list of items → Iterator → Process each → Aggregate results
Error Handlers
Graceful failure management:
API Call → [Success] → Continue
→ [Error] → Retry → Fallback → Notify
Data Stores
Temporary storage:
Store data → Process → Retrieve → Continue workflow
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
"Not enough operations"
- Solution: Upgrade plan or optimize scenario
"Connection error"
- Solution: Reauthorize app connection
"Data mapping error"
- Solution: Check field names and data types
"Timeout error"
- Solution: Reduce batch size or add delays
"Incomplete execution"
- Solution: Review error logs and add error handlers
Requirements
- Claude Code >= 1.0.0
- Make.com account (free tier available)
- App connections for integrated services
Support & Resources
- Make.com Documentation: make.com/en/help
- Make Academy: Free training courses
- Community Forum: community.make.com
- Plugin Issues: GitHub Issues
License
MIT - See LICENSE file
Contributing
Contributions welcome! Submit PRs with:
- New scenario templates
- Module configurations
- Use case examples
- Documentation improvements
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