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Maestro user guide
A solution in Studio Web can contain multiple interrelated projects—such as Maestro agentic processes, RPA workflows, decision rules, apps, and more. Some of these projects serve specialized roles that extend or support your agentic process execution. We refer to these as special projects.
Special projects are tightly integrated with your Maestro process and enable advanced capabilities such as decision logic, UI task handling, or cross-project automation. They are configured once at the solution level and can be reused across multiple process models.
| Project type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Agentic project | Hosts reusable agent-based workflows that can be triggered from Maestro. These projects define autonomous or semi-autonomous behavior powered by AI agents or planner components. |
| Workflow project | Provides reusable RPA workflows triggered by Service Tasks. |
| App project | Hosts Action Apps used in User Tasks for human-in-the-loop interactions. |
- Open your solution in Studio Web.
- Select Add Project, then choose the appropriate type (Maestro, Rule, Workflow, or App).
- After creating the project, it becomes available as a dependency within Maestro.
- When configuring elements in your process (e.g., a Decision task or User Task), you can reference logic or components from these special projects.
- An Agentic Project that handles exception classification using a trained AI agent before escalation.
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A Rule project that determines approval routing based on invoice amount and region.
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An App project that lets managers approve or reject tasks via a custom interface.
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A Workflow project that validates invoice data before submission.
By organizing your solution this way, you enable flexible, reusable process components managed from a single place.
Read about publishing and deploying solutions in the Studio Web user guide.
