- Automation Cloud and Test Cloud
- Automation Cloud Dedicated and Test Cloud Dedicated
October 2026
October 2026 release notes for Studio Web in Automation Cloud Dedicated and Test Cloud Dedicated.
October 9, 2026
Autopilot as a coding agent in Studio Web — Public Preview
Autopilot is now available as a coding agent in Studio Web, in Public Preview — the same coding agent that ships with Studio Desktop, adapted to the project type you have open. There is nothing to install and no version to check.
For API workflows, Autopilot builds workflows from a description, wires connector activities, and validates, runs, and publishes them.
For RPA workflows, Coded Apps, and Functions, it currently reads, explains, and reviews project files. Publishing, running, and validating from the CLI are not yet available for these three in Studio Web.
You can switch back to the classic Autopilot experience from the chat title bar at any time.
For details, refer to the following pages:
API workflows are licensed per execution
API workflows are now charged as a flat fee per workflow execution: 0.05 Platform Units under Unified Pricing, or 15 API calls under Flex.
Integration Service usage inside the workflow is included and no longer metered. Connector activities, HTTP Request activities, and Integration Service triggers do not add to the cost of a run, so an execution costs the same regardless of how many activities it contains.
Previously, each activity and the workflow start were charged individually as Integration Activities.
For details, refer to API workflows licensing.
Bug fixes
- Debugging a solution that included an API workflow project could overwrite bindings for other projects in the solution. Bindings are now fetched correctly regardless of the project types in the solution.