How to Connect Claude to Make.com and Map Claude Managed Agents in Make Grid

Make Grid can now display Claude Managed Agents alongside your Make scenarios, applications and dependencies. Here is how to connect Claude to Make.com, map agents in Grid, trace dependencies, monitor usage and govern agentic workflows.

Claude can build and run increasingly sophisticated AI agents.

Make.com can connect those agents to the applications, data, triggers, approvals and processes used across a business.

Until recently, combining the two created a visibility problem.

A team could have Claude agents performing research, processing documents or generating code while Make scenarios moved data between email, CRM, databases and internal communication tools.

Each component worked, but understanding the complete system usually depended on the person who originally built it.

Make has introduced a new Grid feature designed to close that gap.

You can now connect Claude Managed Agents to Make Grid and display them alongside your Make scenarios, applications and dependencies, giving teams a shared visual map of the AI and automation infrastructure operating across the business.

The feature was released in July 2026 and currently appears as a feature preview inside Make.

Grid also supports external assets from n8n and Relevance AI.

If you are still choosing an orchestration backbone, our Make vs n8n comparison covers that decision first.

What is Make Grid?

Make Grid is a visual dependency map of your automation infrastructure.