Maia by Make at a glance
Maia turns plain-language requests into configured Make scenarios and AI agents in the visual builder, and can explain, modify, and debug existing automations.
What changed with Maia by Make
Maia by Make is built into Make's Scenario Builder. You describe a workflow or agent, and Maia maps the flow, picks modules, and configures them on the canvas while you watch, asking clarifying questions along the way. It can also adapt a template, troubleshoot failing modules, and explain automations someone else built.
Make says Maia is live for all users. Paid plans get unlimited access that draws on Make credits, plus free messages for the first 30 days; free-plan users get a 30-day trial.
Why Maia by Make matters for businesses
Maia follows other 2026 agent updates on Make's What's New page, including AI agents inside the scenario canvas (February 11), MCP tools for agents (June 4), and sub-agents (July 27). For agencies, it can speed up first drafts and handoffs, though builds should still be reviewed before going live.
Put it to work: AI Automations
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