Make
Shanone’s Make integration gives your agent 11 tools for controlling scenarios and inspecting the connections, data stores, and webhooks that power them.Getting Started
1
Get a Make API key
In your Make account, go to Profile > API and generate an API token with the scopes you need (scenarios, connections, etc.).
2
Add the key in Shanone
Go to Integrations > Make in the Shanone dashboard and paste the API key in.
3
Retry your request
Once saved,
shanone_execute_tool calls for make_* tools will succeed.Available Tools
Shanone provides 11 tools for Make, organized into these categories:Scenarios
Scenarios
make_list_scenarios, make_get_scenario, make_activate_scenario, make_deactivate_scenario, make_run_scenario, make_delete_scenarioLogs & usage
Logs & usage
make_list_scenario_logs, make_list_scenario_usageResources
Resources
make_list_hooks, make_list_connections, make_list_data_storesCommon Use Cases
Scenario health checks
List active scenarios and check recent run logs for errors
On-demand automation
Trigger
make_run_scenario in response to an external event or agent decisionMaintenance windows
Deactivate scenarios before a planned change, then reactivate afterward
Usage auditing
Pull operation usage per scenario to spot runaway automations
Troubleshooting
make_run_scenario succeeds but nothing changes downstream
make_run_scenario succeeds but nothing changes downstream
Check
make_list_scenario_logs right after the run — Make scenarios can complete without error even when a step is skipped due to a filter or empty input.Can't find a scenario by name
Can't find a scenario by name
make_list_scenarios doesn’t support name filtering; list all scenarios and match by name or team ID client-side.Scenario won't deactivate
Scenario won't deactivate
Scenarios currently mid-run can’t be deactivated until the run finishes; check
make_list_scenario_logs for an in-progress execution first.