This example scenario routes incoming SMS messages through a lightweight Make.com workflow, with Poku controlling whether your AI agent responds.
Prerequisites
Before setting up, grab your Poku API key from the Poku dashboard. You’ll need it to enable the agent toggle in your workflow.
How it works
Incoming webhook
Configure your Twilio number to send all incoming SMS messages to this webhook, triggering the workflow. 204 response node
Immediately returns a 204 No Content response to Twilio, preventing Make.com from sending an unwanted “Accepted” reply.
Poku toggle check
Poku checks whether your AI agent is enabled:Agent OFF — the workflow stops; the message is not forwarded to the agent.Agent ON — the message continues to your AI agent (in this example, a ChatGPT node), which generates and sends a reply.
Import the scenario
Download the Make.com scenario and import it into your account.
After importing, replace all placeholder credentials with your own Twilio credentials and Poku API key.
