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Run a Make.com Workflow

Make.com is a platform for building multi-step automations. ConsoleX can call Make.com workflows as tools, so the AI can run a scenario you built during a chat or task.

Changed in October 2026

The ConsoleX tool form changed in October 2026. The HTTP API form no longer has a Make.com interface type. Add your workflow as a custom HTTP API tool that calls its webhook, as described below, or connect it through MCP if your Make.com setup offers an MCP server.

Basic flow​

  1. Create a workflow in Make.com that starts with a webhook trigger and ends with a webhook response.
  2. In ConsoleX, add a custom HTTP API tool that calls the webhook URL.
  3. Turn the tool on in a chat, task or agent so the AI can call it.

Detailed steps​

Configure the trigger and parameters in Make.com​

Add a Webhook trigger module and generate a webhook URL. That URL is the endpoint your ConsoleX tool calls.

Optional: add authentication in Make.com​

To check an auth token in Make.com, add a filter after the webhook trigger and use a condition similar to this:

{{get(map(4.`__IMTHEADERS__`; "value"; "name"; "authorization"); 1)}}

Configure the workflow response​

End the workflow with a Webhook Response module and return a JSON body. ConsoleX passes the response back to the model as the tool result. For example:

{
  "status": "success",
  "data": {
    "attr": "value"
  }
}

Create the tool in ConsoleX​

  1. Click … (More) in the left rail, then Capabilities. On the Tools tab, click Add custom tool, then HTTP API.
  2. In Enter JSON Schema for Tool Definition, describe the input parameters the Make.com workflow expects. Generate by AI can draft it.
  3. Under Invocation Method, choose GET or POST, depending on how the Make webhook receives parameters.
  4. Fill in the endpoint details the form asks for, using the Make.com webhook URL. If your workflow checks an auth token, enter that token where the form asks for an API key.
  5. Click Save, then turn the tool on where you need it.

Create a Tool dialog with the JSON Schema editor and GET, POST and Use Mock Data

See Add a custom tool for more on the JSON Schema and invocation methods.

Example workflow​

Here is a sample Make.com weather workflow you can download and import for reference:

Weather workflow

Notes​

  1. The tool's JSON Schema must match the input parameters the Make.com workflow expects, otherwise the model may not call it correctly. Use Make.com's run history for debugging.
  2. A Make.com workflow must be published before it can be called repeatedly. Before publishing, you can still use one-off runs to debug it or to redetermine the data structure.