New way to share Make.com blueprints. You can still import and export JSON blueprint files. But they added a new share link option as well. Both are located in the top right corner of your scenarios now.

Ok, this might be one of the biggest low-key shifts in how we use AI tools in a while. Anthropic just dropped something called Claude Skills, and I think it’s going to completely change how we build custom automation with AI. Here’s the deal: Claude can now load up little folders full of Markdown instructions (plus optional scripts or resources) to instantly learn a new task. When a relevant job pops up, Claude activates the right skill on the fly. Why this is cool for us: - Skills are just folders with Markdown and maybe a Python script - They only load when needed, keeping token usage low - Used to create files (PDF, Excel, PowerPoint) and more - Can validate stuff like file sizes (e.g. Slack GIF size checks) - Depend on a safe coding environment, like Claude Code - Way lighter than Model Context Protocol (MCP) in both setup and tokens - Can be shared, remixed and easily built by anyone - Don’t even need Claude to use them, other agents can read the folder This kind of plug-and-play AI workflow makes it way easier to customize and scale what your automations can handle. No complicated integrations, just drop in a markdown file! 👉 I'm going to keep an eye on this one. I think it's the next big thing since MCP. Read the full article here: https://www.anthropic.com/news/skills

I've seen Make step up their game lately. Offering many of the same/similar features as n8n. Make.com is still my preferred automation platform!

So Google's big new AI platform just confirmed that the kind of automations we build in Make and n8n are the future of how businesses will work. Here's the quick rundown on what it means for us: - Agents are the focus: They're moving past simple chatbots to AI "agents" that run entire, complex business workflows. - It’s all about orchestration: Their demo had one agent coordinating other specialized agents, just like how we build advanced scenarios. - Total app connection: The platform is built to plug into everything, Microsoft 365, SAP, ServiceNow, Jira, etc. - An "Agent Economy" is coming: They’re creating open standards so agents can communicate and even transact with each other. - Tools for everyone: They're launching tools for all skill levels, from visual builders to pro developer kits. ✅ Basically, the skills you're picking up here are exactly what the biggest companies are betting their future on!

Google just announced a major Chrome integration for Gemini, giving it agent-like abilities that go way beyond summarizing web pages. Here’s what’s exciting and why it matters: - Ask Gemini to clarify or edit info directly on any webpage - Compare products or info across multiple tabs fast - Recall what site you saw something on last week - Schedule meetings, get directions, and search videos inside a page - Book appointments or fill carts for you (you check out at the end) - Chrome address bar gets AI Mode for rich, follow-up searches - Scam detection boosted using Gemini Nano - 1-click password fixes for leaked logins on popular sites Basically, Gemini is turning Chrome from a browser into a smart, helpful assistant that understands context, takes initiative, and helps us automate more daily tasks. This feels like a pretty serious step towards AI agents becoming everyday tools. Read the full article here: https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/18/google-brings-gemini-in-chrome-to-us-users-unveils-agentic-browsing-capabilities-and-more