In a significant stride towards enhancing user productivity, UiPath has launched the public preview of Autopilot for Developers. This innovative feature, introduced at the Forward event in October, is set to transform the landscape of automation development within the UiPath Business Automation Platform.

What is Autopilot for Studio Web?

Autopilot for Studio is a game-changer for developers, introducing AI-powered experiences that simplify the transition from natural language to actual code. Aimed at users ranging from interns to CEOs, this feature empowers developers to articulate their automation requirements in plain language. The Studio Web then autonomously constructs the foundational workflow, allowing users to swiftly kickstart their projects. The remaining tasks involve connecting to various systems, managing accounts, and optimizing the use of available APIs.

Here’s a glimpse of what Autopilot for Studio Web brings to the table:

1. ‘Text to Workflow’: Seamlessly transforms textual descriptions into automation workflows, reducing complexity, especially for non-technical users.
2. ‘Text to Expressions’: Generates expressions using natural language descriptions, enabling developers to concentrate on problem-solving rather than syntax intricacies.
3. ‘Automated Code Generation’: Directly translates descriptions into code-based automations. This feature is slated for release as part of the 23.12 Studio Desktop Community.

Getting Started with Autopilot for Studio:

As part of the UiPath Cloud, Studio Web is seamlessly integrated into the Community cloud account. To embark on the Autopilot journey, log in to your account and navigate to Studio.uipath.com. Once there, begin typing your query in natural language, and witness the magic unfold.

Curious to see Autopilot for Studio Web in action? Check out the video below for a firsthand example of how this automation marvel comes to life.

UiPath’s Autopilot for Developers represents a visionary leap towards streamlining automation development. The promise of easily translating descriptions into workflows and expressions holds immense potential for both technical and non-technical users. The gradual rollout signifies UiPath’s commitment to empowering users at every level, from novices to seasoned developers. As Autopilot for Studio Web becomes an integral part of the Community release, it heralds a future where automation is more accessible and efficient than ever before.