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Use Geniffy from any Make scenario with the HTTP app's Make a request module: one module remembers what a trigger brings in, and another asks what is known. Your key stays in a keychain, out of the scenario itself.

Add your key as a keychain

Make a key under API keys in the Geniffy app and call it Make. In Make a request, set Authentication type to API key, and add a keychain:

Field Value
Key Bearer gnf_live_..., with your key after Bearer
API key placement In the header
API key parameter name Authorization

Every Geniffy module in your scenarios can use the same keychain.

Remember what a trigger brings in

Field Value
URL https://api.geniffy.com/v1/memories
Method POST
Body content type application/json
Body input method Data structure
Body content text, mapped from your trigger, and title and space if you want them
Parse response Yes

Add a data structure with the fields text, title and space, each of type Text, and map the values into it. A data structure escapes quotes and line breaks for you; a JSON string doesn't.

A space name uses letters, digits, dots, dashes and underscores, so use an id such as customer_1042 rather than an email address. Leave space out to use your own memory.

Ask what is known

Add another Make a request module, with the same keychain:

Field Value
URL https://api.geniffy.com/v1/ask
Method POST
Body content type application/json
Body input method Data structure, with the fields question and space
Parse response Yes

The module returns answer, or no answer and a message saying that nothing remembered supports one. To go on only when there is an answer, put a filter after it with answer and the operator Exists.

Give an AI module what is known

To put what is known in front of an AI module, POST to https://api.geniffy.com/v1/context with question set to the message the AI module will answer, and the same space. Map the context it returns into the instructions or system prompt of the AI module that follows. When nothing is known, context says so in one sentence, so the AI module doesn't guess.

Last updated October 5, 2026