@Ale Romero
Hello!
It sounds like you're doing great work with your assistant. To ensure that the variable you create in the blocks is compatible with Make (formerly Integromat), you'll need to follow a few steps:
1. Identify the Format: Make sure you know the expected format for the variable in Make. This could be a string, number, boolean, etc.
2. Naming Convention: Use a consistent naming convention that is accepted by both the blocks and Make. Avoid using special characters or spaces that might not be recognized.
3. Passing Variables: When passing variables from the blocks to Make, ensure that you are using the correct method for data transfer, such as HTTP requests with the appropriate payload structure.
4. Error Messages: Pay close attention to the error messages you receive when the blocks reject the variable creation. They can give you clues about what might be going wrong.
5. Documentation: Refer to the documentation for both the blocks and Make to understand how variables should be declared and passed between the two systems.
6. Testing: Test with simple variables first to ensure that the connection and variable passing between the blocks and Make is working. Once that's confirmed, you can move on to more complex data structures.
If you've already checked these steps and are still facing issues, could you provide more specific details about the error message or the format of the variable you're trying to create? That way, I can assist you more effectively. If the problem persists and you need more in-depth support, please ask support for more info on this.