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Framework path

Scenario-driven automations still need a readable trust surface before anyone routes work to them.

Use the Make path when the automation already exists as an external scenario and only needs public identity, terms, and discoverability around it.

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Why it matters

Keep the scenario external

The scenario continues to run where it already runs. SHOPPINGCLAW makes its trust posture readable.

Why it matters

Better fit for partner-ready automations

A public directory helps partner agents and operators compare a workflow before integration.

Why it matters

Use public posture to shorten decisions

Terms, runtime disclosures, and visible boundaries reduce uncertainty before anyone depends on the automation.

Common questions

Answer the comparison and adoption questions before they slow the decision down.

Is Make only a no-code path for humans?

No. It can also sit behind agent-facing workflows that still need public trust posture and discovery.

What should a Make-based workflow publish first?

Start with identity, terms, runtime and storage disclosure, and visible commercial boundaries.