- Primeros pasos
- Capacidades
- Data privacy and governance
- Disponibilidad del producto
- Earlier Autopilot capability sets
- Escenarios de usuario
- Prompting guide
- Example prompts
- Las mejores prácticas y limitaciones
- Modelos y límites compatibles
- Requisitos de control de calidad
- Generar pruebas para el requisito
- Importar casos de prueba manuales
- Buscar pruebas obsoletas
- Generar pruebas para transacciones SAP
- Generar datos de prueba sintéticos
- Generar informes de prueba
- Generate coded test cases
- Buscar proyecto de Test Manager
- Solución de problemas
- Autopilot for Everyone
- Acerca de Autopilot for Everyone
- Licencia
- Tipos de usuario
- Orígenes de datos
- Automatizaciones del conjunto de herramientas
- Localización
- Requisitos previos
- Widget de Autopilot
- La tarjeta de tenant de Autopilot for Everyone
- Prerequisites for installation
- Habilitar modelos antrópicos
- Instalar Autopilot for Everyone
- Actualizar Autopilot for Everyone
- Desinstalar Autopilot for Everyone
- Configurar Autopilot for Everyone
- Deshabilitar la pantalla de bienvenida de Autopilot en Assistant
- Configurar un LLM para Autopilot for Everyone
- Implementar automatizaciones de conjunto de herramientas
- Flujo de solicitud de respuesta
- Iniciar Autopilot for Everyone
- Configuración de Autopilot para usuarios empresariales
- Utilizar un Autopilot especializado
- Utilizar una solicitud de inicio
- Cargar y analizar archivos
- Ejecutar automatizaciones
- Interactuar con las respuestas de Autopilot
- Uso de las solicitudes sugeridas
- Iniciar un nuevo chat
- Historial de chat
- Proporcionar comentarios generales
- Versión de Clipboard AI Enterprise
- Diseñar automatizaciones relevantes para Autopilot for Everyone
- Solución de problemas
How the Autopilot user guide is organized: capabilities, product availability, earlier capability sets, and Autopilot for Everyone.
This guide covers everything about Autopilot — what it can do, where it's available, how to use it, and how it handles your data.
How this guide is organized
Getting started — What Autopilot is, how to enable it, how to configure an LLM, licensing, and frequently asked questions.
Capabilities — What the Autopilot coding agent can do, organized by task type:
- RPA workflows — Build, edit, debug, and validate RPA workflows using natural language. Includes an overview of the tools and skills Autopilot uses, and the generation loop.
- Operate — Drive platform operations (folders, jobs, queues, assets, solutions, and more) through natural-language asks.
- Troubleshoot — Diagnose failures across RPA, Orchestrator, Maestro, Agents, and Integration Service using conversational diagnostics.
Data privacy and governance — How Autopilot handles your data and what controls are available.
Product availability — Where the current Autopilot coding agent experience is available:
- Studio Desktop STS — The full coding agent experience with built-in tools, skills, subagents, memory, and MCP integration.
Earlier Autopilot capability sets — Documentation for the earlier capability sets that preceded the coding agent:
- Autopilot agent — Multi-turn conversational assistant available in:
- Studio Web — API workflows, Agents, Maestro BPMN
- Test Manager
- Studio Desktop 2025.10.8+
- Autopilot search — One-shot retrieval in Orchestrator, Action Center, and Studio Desktop 2024.10.
- Autopilot actions — Fixed, pre-defined operations triggered from the UI in Studio Desktop, Studio Web, Apps, and Test Manager.
Autopilot for Everyone — The business-user experience available in UiPath Assistant, including setup, configuration, integrations, and Clipboard AI.
Acerca de las notas de la versión de Autopilot
- Autopilot release notes cover developments in the coding agent, Autopilot for Everyone, and Autopilot integrations.
- For Autopilot improvements in specific products, such as Studio or Test Manager, refer to that product's release notes.