- Overview
- Getting Started with UiPath Agents
- Getting Started with UiPath Agents using LangGraph
- Building a Low-Code Agent in Studio Web
- Introduction
- Build the agent
- Test the agent
- Adding Tools to Your UiPath Agent
Build a low-code agent in Studio Web using Autopilot, with no CLI, no code, and no IDE required.
In this lab, you will build a low-code agent entirely in the UiPath Studio Web browser interface: no CLI, no code, no IDE required. You will:
- Create a new agent project in Studio Web.
- Generate the agent configuration using Autopilot.
- Review and refine the system prompt, inputs, and output.
- Test the agent live in the debug panel.
There are a few approaches to create UiPath agents. This lab explores the Agent Builder project within Studio Web; you can also create agents using the UiPath CLI and using the LangGraph SDK.
Estimated time: 15-20 minutes
What you are building
This lab builds a Quest Advisor, a low-code agent for a fictional Adventurer's Guild in a fantasy RPG world. Given a quest description, the agent classifies the quest difficulty and suggests monsters the adventurers are likely to encounter.
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| System prompt | RPG game master that classifies quest difficulty and identifies likely monsters based on the description |
Input: questDescription | string; the quest description |
Output: tier | number; difficulty tier (1-4, where 1 = Local Heroes and 4 = Masters of the World) |
Output: monsters | array; up to five monsters likely to be encountered |
Output: reasoning | string; brief explanation of the tier classification and monster choices |
Prerequisites
- UiPath account - sign up or log in to UiPath Automation Cloud before starting.
- A modern web browser. For supported browsers, see Software requirements.
No CLI, SDKs, or local tooling is needed for this lab.