A coding agent is a specialized AI agent used to build and operate software and technology. For UiPath teams, the opportunity is not replacing human judgment. It is giving builders and platform teams a faster interface for well-scoped work, repeatable checks, and safer handoff.

This session focuses on two practical patterns:

• Using coding agents to build more efficient business automations.
• Using coding agents to help manage the UiPath Platform through runbooks, configuration review, environment checks, and troubleshooting support.

In this half-day Bellevue TechEd workshop, you will see how a coding agent can work within the UiPath Platform by leveraging evolving UiPath CLI/MCP tools, product-specific context and documentation, requirements, local project files, and validation steps.

Please bring a laptop. The session includes guided lab work so participants can follow along rather than only watch a presentation.

Who should attend

• This hands-on technical training is best for technical evaluators and builders from customer IT, Automation CoE, automation engineering, platform administration, and solution architecture teams.
• Business sponsors who want to understand the technology details that power their business outcomes are also welcome.

What participants will do

• Understand when coding agents are useful, and when they are not.
• See the difference between coding agents for business automation delivery and coding agents for platform operations.
• Practice framing a task with enough context, boundaries, and validation.
• See how coding agents can support UiPath automation-building and platform operations work.
• Discuss review, guardrails, and human approval patterns that keep the work accountable.

Agenda:

8:30 am - Arrivals, coffee, and setup

9:00 am - Welcome and audience check

9:30 am - What coding agents are and how they fit UiPath work

10:00 am - Context, tools, prompts, guardrails, and validation

10:45 am - Guided exercise: build or refine a UiPath-oriented artifact

12:30 pm - Lunch and informal Q&A

1:00 pm - Platform-operations examples, review patterns, and next steps