Make's Maia now plans before it builds, remembers your preferences and helps fix failed runs
Make has upgraded Maia, the assistant that builds scenarios inside the Scenario Builder. In the new Plan mode, Maia asks all its questions up front, lays out the modules, assumptions and approach, and checks connections, app capabilities and plan-tier access, and nothing is built until you approve. Build mode stays the default and works one step at a time. Memory keeps up to 50 preferences of up to 200 characters each, such as which apps you connect and how much detail you want. Memories are saved per user, per team, teammates never see them, and you can edit, delete or turn them off. You can also add up to three images per session (PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 1.5 MB each), such as a sketch or a whiteboard photo, and Maia builds the scenario from them. According to Make, the image is not stored. A Resolve error button reads the data from a failed run, finds where the flow broke and whether the issue recurs, and proposes a fix you review before saving. Copy response lets you paste Maia's diagnosis as markdown into Slack or documentation.
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