Run AI Prompt in Make.com

HARPA AI Web Browser Agent App comes with a Run AI Prompt action module to orchestrate and run AI-powered web automations in your browser.

The Run AI Prompt is the most flexible and useful module for any IFTTT system:

• You can pick any available HARPA connection by its title from the connections list in HARPA. This enables you to utilize OpenAI ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini Web Session Connections at no API expense, alongside CloudGPT/API.

• Using selected connection, run any prompt on any webpage without needing to build a dedicated AI Command. Works directly from Make.com with no extra custom setup.

• The AI responses can be used as needed in subsequent modules.

# How to Remotely Run AI Prompt in Your Browser

Make sure you completed the GRID Setup Steps. Then:

1. Create a new scenario in Make.com

2. Click "+" button to add a HARPA: Run AI Prompt module to your scenario

3. Create a connection to your Node:

   • Click Create Connection

   • Name your connection

   • Go to HARPA > Automate tab > Create and copy your API Key to Make.com module

4. Specify the options:

• Prompt [Required]: AI Prompt to run on your Node. You can:

  • use results from previous modules by dragging the icon into this field

  • enter a prompt of any length, within your selected connection's limits

• Connection [Optional]: The title of the AI connection to use for AI prompts. If not specified, or if the connection is not found, the default connection is used.

• URL [Optional]: The starting page URL to open in Node before running the prompt.

• Node [Optional]: A target Node ID which should run the prompt. If omitted, the first available Node will be used. You can pass a single Node ID (such as "r2d2"), multiple Node IDs (such as "r2d2 c3po pqtx"), or a number (such as "5") to run action over the first N available Nodes.

5. Click Run once in Make.com to test your propmt:

You can check the results directly in Make.com. HARPA GRID comes with On Action Result which provides a webhook if you want to run command asynchronously.