Make (Integromat) chains API modules on a visual canvas. SkillForge automates the on-screen actions modules cannot reach — by recording them once into an agent-ready SKILL.md.
Record a UI task — free How it worksMake (formerly Integromat) is a strong visual automation platform for connecting apps that expose APIs and modules. But plenty of real workflows happen in a UI that no module covers — an internal tool, a portal, a desktop app, a page with no integration.
SkillForge captures those on-screen steps from a recording and turns them into a portable SKILL.md an AI agent replays. No scenario canvas, no module hunting — and it complements Make rather than replacing it for API work.
| Make (Integromat) | SkillForge | |
|---|---|---|
| Automates | API modules on a canvas | On-screen clicks & typing |
| No-API apps | Limited | Yes |
| Authoring | Build a scenario | Record the task |
| Runs in an AI agent | No | Yes |
Use Make for API-based, multi-step scenarios between connected apps. Use SkillForge when the task is on a screen or you want an AI agent to own it. They work well side by side.
Is SkillForge cheaper than Make?
Recording and AI extraction are free; new accounts get 15 credits; downloads are 5 credits; subscription is $9.99/mo for 300 credits.
Can it automate apps with no API?
Yes — that is the core difference. SkillForge automates through the screen, so no-API and internal tools are fair game.
Does the output work with my AI agent?
Yes — the SKILL.md runs in Claude, ChatGPT, autogen, crewAI, browser-use, and langchain.