TryBrake for Make
Make scenarios that ask before they act.
Connect Make and choose the modules that matter. TryBrake places a check right before each one, so the module only runs when your rules say yes.
How it works
Set up in three steps.
- 1
Connect Make
Paste a Make API token. TryBrake lists your scenarios and shows each module.
- 2
Pick the modules to protect
TryBrake proposes rules for the risky ones: payments, emails, record deletions. You keep the ones you want.
- 3
Protect
TryBrake inserts one HTTP module before the step and a filter on it, so the module runs only if the answer is yes. Your existing filters are kept.
What it stops
The mistakes you can't undo.
Money going out
Refunds, payouts and invoices above your limit wait for an OK.
Customer messages
Emails, SMS or Slack posts to customers can require approval.
Deletions
Deleting records in your CRM or database can be blocked outright.
Wait for a human
A held step can wait up to 25 seconds for a decision inside the scenario run, and your approvers get the request in Slack, Teams, Google Chat or Telegram.
Questions
Good to know.
Does TryBrake change my scenario?
Only the modules you protect: it adds one HTTP module before each and a filter on the module itself. Turning protection off puts the module back exactly as it was.
What if TryBrake is unreachable?
The filter doesn't pass, so the protected module doesn't run. Checks fail closed.
Do I need a paid Make plan?
No special plan is needed on the Make side. You need an API token, which every Make account can create.
Works with more than Make.
One TryBrake account protects every agent you run, wherever it's built.
- n8nProtect workflows and AI Agent tools
- Claude CodeBlock risky commands and edits
- ChatGPT & OpenAICodex CLI and agents built on OpenAI
- ZapierOne webhook step before the action
- CursorTerminal commands and MCP tool calls
- Gemini CLICommands and file edits
- PythonLangChain, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK…
- JavaScript / TypeScriptVercel AI SDK, LangChain.js, Node
- Anything elseOne HTTP call before each action