September 2026

September 2026 release notes for UiPath for Coding Agents.

September 16, 2026

Additional Coding Agents capabilities are generally available

Several UiPath for Coding Agents capabilities are now generally available.

Agents — Building UiPath agents with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent scaffolds an AI-driven agent that reasons over a goal and takes actions to reach it, in Python (LangGraph, LlamaIndex, or OpenAI Agents) or low-code. To get started, see Agents.

Maestro Flow — Building Maestro Flow orchestrations with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent authors a runnable .flow that routes work between people, agents, RPA, and systems with branching, approvals, and durable state, then helps you publish, run, diagnose, and evaluate it. To get started, see Maestro Flow.

Coded apps — Building coded apps with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent scaffolds, wires up, and deploys web apps, analytics dashboard apps, and Action apps that give people an interface over UiPath automations and data. To get started, see Coded apps.

API workflows — Building API workflows with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent authors headless integration flows that call endpoints and connectors, branch and loop over the results, and route data between systems. To get started, see API workflows.

Human-in-the-loop tasks — Building human-in-the-loop tasks with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent designs and wires in steps that suspend an automation for human approval, enrichment, or exception handling in Action Center. To get started, see Human-in-the-loop tasks.

IXP — Building IXP projects with a coding agent is now generally available. A coding agent creates a Document Understanding project from sample documents, reviews predicted field values, and refines and publishes the project. To get started, see IXP.

More UiPath for Coding Agents skills are now in Public Preview

More UiPath for Coding Agents skills are now available in Public Preview, and you can install them using uip skills install.

Automation discovery — mines your organization's messaging, email, wikis, and business systems for repetitive work and single points of failure, then produces a prioritized automation backlog. To get started, see Automation discovery.

Maestro Case — authors a Case Management application for long-running, exception-heavy work about a specific situation, such as a claim or a dispute. To get started, see Maestro Case.

Coded functions — scaffolds, writes, tests, and publishes deterministic Python or TypeScript/JavaScript units of business logic. To get started, see Coded functions.

Artifact review — performs a read-only structural and quality audit of an RPA workflow, agent, flow, BPMN process, coded app, or solution. To get started, see Artifact review.

Governance policies — authors, deploys, and diagnoses product and access policies, and checks compliance posture against supported standards. To get started, see Governance policies.

CI/CD pipelines — discovers Studio Admin source control state and creates, runs, and monitors CI/CD pipelines. To get started, see CI/CD pipelines.

Insights monitoring — queries job metrics, failure trends, and process performance, and reads alert and access configuration. To get started, see Insights monitoring.

Process Mining — builds and queries a process app end to end from a CSV or event log. To get started, see Process Mining.

For the full list of skills and their availability, see the Skills catalog.