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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.

Sobre notas de versão do 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.