Turn specs into workflows
Hand Autopilot a PDD, an SDD, a process recording or a prompt. It plans an approach, then builds workflows that follow UiPath conventions.
The coding agent built into the UiPath Platform
Autopilot builds, debugs, deploys and troubleshoots automations within your user permissions and the controls your admins set. It's included with your UiPath license, with no separate subscription or setup.
See Autopilot at work
It builds, deploys, and fixes your automations. Just describe the work.
Why Autopilot
Do more with the team you have
Automation demand outpaces capacity. Autopilot works inside the UiPath tools your developers already use, so they reach a reviewable draft faster, with no new tool to learn and no separate agent to set up.
Ship automations faster
Describe an automation in plain language, and Autopilot builds a working draft that follows UiPath conventions, ready for your review.
Works in the editor you already use
Autopilot runs in Studio Desktop on Windows and macOS, in Studio Web, and as an extension for VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf.
Get up to speed on any project
Autopilot walks through workflows nobody documented and explains the logic in plain language, so developers new to UiPath or to a project get productive sooner.
Open by design, governed by default
Pick from the latest models and adjust the effort level for each task. Admins choose which models are available for Autopilot to use, including your own compatible model, and every model request routes through the UiPath AI Trust Layer.
Lifecycle
It doesn’t stop at building
Autopilot works with developers across the automation lifecycle. Plan, build, edit and improve automations in Studio Desktop, Studio Web or your VS Code-compatible editor. Then deploy them, assign robots, manage queues and schedules, and troubleshoot production failures from the same context, with your existing roles and permissions. No switching systems, unless you want to. We're bringing the Autopilot coding agent to more UiPath products, one at a time. Check the release notes for what's live.
One agent for the whole lifecycle
Included with your UiPath user license. Autopilot works with your project’s context at every stage.
One description, any project
Describe what you need, and Autopilot builds any type of UiPath project. For agents, that includes the prompts, schemas and tools the task needs.
Find the root cause for failed runs
Autopilot diagnoses design-time errors and faulted jobs, names the cause and proposes a fix, including repairs to broken selectors.
Deploy and operate
Publish a process, set it to run unattended, assign a robot and manage queues and schedules from the same chat.
Untangle inherited automations, explained
Autopilot explains undocumented workflows in plain language, then splits oversized ones and adds missing error handling and logging.
Bring over automations from other tools
Autopilot helps you bring over automations from other tools, such as Playwright scripts, reading the existing logic and rebuilding it as UiPath workflows or agents.
GOVERNANCE
Autopilot acts within your guardrails
Autopilot works only with the tools your admins approve, and it follows the policies they set. Everything it does is logged through the UiPath AI Trust Layer.
Choose approved tools
Decide which tools Autopilot can use, and keep everything else off-limits.
Teach company rules
Define standards once and enforce them everywhere through platform-wide policy files.
Check compliance
Autopilot activity can be recorded through the AI Trust Layer, so admins can audit what happened and when.
For developers
Already building with another coding agent?
Autopilot is the coding agent built into UiPath products. If your developers already work in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, UiPath for Coding Agents lets them keep working there, with the governance and lifecycle management enterprise automation needs. Two paths, one platform.
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Explore Automation SuiteUiPath Autopilot: common evaluation questions
Answers for teams evaluating Autopilot across the UiPath Platform.
UiPath Autopilot is the first-party coding agent embedded in the UiPath Platform. It builds, debugs, deploys and troubleshoots automations within your user permissions and the controls your admins set.
Yes. Your UiPath user license includes Autopilot usage, up to a monthly limit. There's no separate product to buy.
Autopilot is a coding agent that helps you build, run and maintain automations. Agents use AI to make decisions and take action within your processes, and Autopilot can help you build them alongside the workflows they run in.
Yes. Autopilot has the UiPath skills and tools built in, with no setup. UiPath for Coding Agents brings the same skills and tools to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
Yes. You pick from the latest available models and adjust the effort level for each task. Some models are available only with certain license types. Admins choose which models Autopilot can use, including your own compatible model, and every model request routes through the UiPath AI Trust Layer.
Autopilot runs through the UiPath AI Trust Layer, with full audit trails, data masking and policy controls. It's available in Automation Cloud and on premises through Automation Suite.