September 2026 release notes for Studio Web in Automation Cloud.

Added September 21, 2026: This change was released on September 18, 2026 but was not included in the release notes at the time.

API workflows are now charged as a flat fee per workflow execution: 0.05 Platform Units under Unified Pricing, or 15 API calls under Flex.

Integration Service usage inside the workflow is included and no longer metered. Connector activities, HTTP Request activities, and Integration Service triggers do not add to the cost of a run, so an execution costs the same regardless of how many activities it contains.

Previously, each activity and the workflow start were charged individually as Integration Activities.

For details, see API workflows licensing.

Building API workflows with a coding agent is now generally available. You describe the integration and the agent produces a runnable, headless workflow that calls HTTP endpoints and Integration Service connectors, branches and loops over the results, and returns a response.

The uipath-api-workflow skill authors and publishes API workflows. The skill is available to install via uip skills install.

For details, refer to API workflows.

Local debug sessions now upload only the files that changed since your last debug session in most cases, instead of re-uploading the entire solution each time. This also applies when you add, remove, or rename a project, or rename the solution, making local debug sessions start faster overall.

You can now group the projects in a solution into folders from the Solution Explorer, making it easier to navigate solutions with many projects. Folders can be nested inside other folders.

For more information, refer to Designing solutions.