Orchestrator release notes

We are excited to announce that we started a gradual refresh of the overview pages for tenant, folders, and Solution folders. This improves clarity, consistency, and ease of access to key actions and introduces more interactive elements, clearer layouts, and faster ways to perform common tasks.

We refreshed the visual design of the Components overview section to deliver a more modern and consistent experience. Updates include:

These improvements make it easier for users to understand and manage the components available within a folder.

Job status values on the folder homepage are no longer just informational. You can now select any job status to open the Jobs list with the corresponding status filter already applied.

This makes it easier to quickly get into running, pending, or failed jobs without manually applying filters.

You can now perform key actions directly from the tenant and folder overviews through new action buttons, speeding up component creation, access management, and other tasks without navigating away from the page.

These shortcuts reduce navigation time and help you initiate key actions more efficiently.

From the Tenant overview, the action buttons let you:

From a folder homepage, the action buttons let you:

From a Solution Folder overview, the action buttons let you:

Orchestrator now uses AI Trust Layer policies from Automation Ops to validate start and resume job actions for Agents. You can now centrally control which types of agents can run in Orchestrator using the following Automation Ops policy controls:

This gives you fine-grained, centralized governance over agent behavior while ensuring consistent enforcement across the UiPath platform.

For more information, check the AI Trust Layer policies page from the Automation Ops user guide.

We are excited to introduce MCP Servers, a powerful new capability that introduces the emerging Model Context Protocol (MCP) to the UiPath® Platform. MCP enables seamless interoperability between LLMs or agents and automation tools, enabling greater reach, flexibility, and control in your automation workflows.

With this release, two types of MCP Servers are available:

For more information on this functionality, check the following pages from the Orchestrator user guide:

We renamed the Remove button to Delete when deleting a folder, improving clarity and consistency in the user interface.

When deleting a folder, a warning message is now displayed that any automations using resources from that folder may no longer work as expected.

This applies to all folder types, including Solution folders, and regardless of where the deletion is initiated.