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  • How to find your Agent ID
  • How to get an API Key
  • How to create Launch Variables
  • Step-by-Step Setup in Make
  • 1. Add a MindStudio App Module
  • 2. Connect Your MindStudio Account
  • 3. Configuring the MindStudio App Module
  • 4. Use the Agent Output
  • Test & Debug
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  1. Integration Guides

Make.com + MindStudio

Integrate MindStudio AI Agents with Make.com

Last updated 8 days ago

MindStudio Agents can be triggered directly from using the MindStudio app in a Make scenario. This guide walks you through the full setup.

Prerequisites

Before you start:

  • You must have a MindStudio account with a published AI Agent.

  • You'll need your Agent ID and an API key from the MindStudio Developer Portal.

  • Your agent must have Launch Variables setup in the Start Block.

  • (optional) Set your Terminator Block to the End behavior


How to find your Agent ID

  1. Open the Agent you'd like to call via API

  2. In the Editor, click the top folder to open the Agent Settings

  3. On the Metadata tab, you'll find the Agent ID at the bottom.

  4. Click on the Agent ID to copy it to your clipboard.


How to get an API Key

  1. Click on "Create Key"

  2. Name your Key

  3. Click on the key to copy it to your clipboard


How to create Launch Variables

  1. Open the Agent you'd like to call via API

  2. In the automations tab, click on the Start Block

  3. Make sure your Run Mode is set to On-Demand

  4. At the top of the configuration panel click to add new launch variables


Step-by-Step Setup in Make

1. Add a MindStudio App Module

  • Click the "+" button or the wrench icon to add a new module

  • Search for "MindStudio" in the Apps and Modules list.

  • Once added, select the Run an App action


2. Connect Your MindStudio Account

  • Name your connection.

  • Save the connection.


3. Configuring the MindStudio App Module

  • Enter your workflow name. (Ex: Main.flow)

  • Enter your launch variables by clicking "+ Add Item". For each variable enter the following:

    1. Variable Value - These values will come from your Make scenario. You can click into the form field to view values from previous steps in the

  • Click "Save" to confirm configurations.


4. Use the Agent Output

  • When the agent is run in a Make scenario, use the returned result value in the modules later in the scenario. This value represents the output of the AI Agent.

Test & Debug

Run the module manually with sample data from the previous module. If there’s an error, check the debugging tools. You may also consider using n8n's built in assistant to help debug.

Common issues:

  • Invalid API Key → Ensure your key is copied correctly from MindStudio.

  • Invalid Agent ID → Only use published Agent IDs.

  • Missing variables → Ensure all required launch variables are included.

Go to

Enter your API key.

Enter your Agent ID .

Variable Name - The name of the launch variable in your MindStudio workflow.

https://app.mindstudio.ai/developer/api-keys
See section above to get your API key
See section above to get your Agent ID
See section above to learn how to create launch variables
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Agent ID in Metadta Tab
Create an API Key
Creating Launch Variables