Automate Your Hours: practice-scenario blueprints (DRAFT, NOT TESTED) ETSY-013-practice.blueprint.json Custom webhook -> Google Sheets Add a Row ETSY-015-practice.blueprint.json Custom webhook -> Iterator -> Google Sheets Add a Row ETSY-004.blueprint.json Google Sheets Search Rows -> Make AI Toolkit Simple Text Prompt -> Google Sheets Update a Row These are the TEST scenarios only. Import with Make's "Import Blueprint", test with "Run once", and never switch them on. The live scenario (Etsy Watch Shop Receipts -> Router -> one route per Sheet, shared by ETSY-013 and ETSY-015) is not included yet. Status: Builder draft. Module identifiers come from Make's own example blueprints (github.com/integromat/make-skills), not a help.make.com page. Before this is called tested: import into Make, confirm each module loads, create the webhook, choose the Google connection, spreadsheet and sheet, send the sample order file, and record the result in the test log. ETSY-004 (Draft, not tested): Search Rows (google-sheets:filterRows v2) finds rows with status = ready, Simple Text Prompt (ai-tools:Ask v2, Make's AI Provider, model "small") drafts the description, and Update a Row (google-sheets:updateRow v2) writes draft_description and sets status = review. Nothing is published and there is no Etsy module. The prompt text is a placeholder until the passing test log fixes it. Confirm on first Run once: (1) the AI step's output field name ({{2.result}} is a stand-in; map the text output shown in the mapping panel), and (2) whether Make charges the AI step's 1 operation credit on top of tokens. Stated cost: about 1–2 Make credits per description, about 25–105 credits a month for 20–50 descriptions (estimate). Also unconfirmed: that version 2 is current for each module. Model: Make AI Toolkit tier "small" only; no OpenAI model is named in any blueprint. For the bring-your-own OpenAI key option in the recipe text, use gpt-6-luna with reasoning effort none; whether Make's OpenAI module offers gpt-6-luna and a reasoning-effort field: confirm on first Run once.