Autopilot release notes

Added December 8:

As pat of the December 5 release, you can install and configure Autopilot for Everyone from the Admin section of your Automation Cloud Dedicated platform, under the AI Trust Layer card. Once set up, you’ll be able to benefit from its capabilities directly in Assistant.

Autopilot for Everyone provides over 100 pre-built UiPath automations, available as toolsets in UiPath Marketplace. You can use these automations as they are or build your own, relying on Autopilot to help you complete your daily tasks efficiently.

Note that installing Autopilot for Everyone in Automation Cloud Dedicated comes with certain usage limitations. For more information, read the Autopilot for Everyone feature comparison.

Added November 11:

As of November 11, you can install and configure Autopilot for Everyone from the Admin sectionof your Automation Suite platform, under the AI Trust Layer card. Once set up, you’ll be able to benefit from its capabilities directly in Assistant.

Autopilot for Everyone provides over 100 pre-built UiPath automations, available as toolsets in UiPath Marketplace. You can use these automations as they are or build your own, relying on Autopilot to help you complete your daily tasks efficiently.

To use Autopilot for Everyone in Automation Suite, you must provide an LLM subscription for the models Autopilot uses — either Claude 3.7 Sonnet or GPT-4o-mini.

Note that installing Autopilot for Everyone in Automation Suite comes with certain usage limitations. For more information, read the Autopilot for Everyone feature comparison.

You can now configure your own model subscription for Autopilot for Everyone. This allows you to use models other than the default ones.

Read more about configuring LLM subscriptions.

Introduced a tenant-level Autopilot for Everyone card in the Admin section, accessible to tenant admins without requiring organization admin permissions.

Read more about the Autopilot for Everyone tenant card.

We’ve reorganized the Autopilot documentation to make it easier to navigate and to better reflect how Autopilot works across UiPath products.

The Autopilot for Everyone Admin Guide and User Guide are now part of the main Autopilot User Guide, enabling smoother navigation between general Autopilot information and Autopilot for Everyone–specific details.

The new Autopilot for Everyone chapter includes information about overview, installation, configuration, interaction, and plug-ins.

Autopilot remains the same AI-powered capability, but the experience differs depending on the product where you use it—for example, in Studio, Test Manager, or Assistant.

Additionally, we’ve transitioned from audience-centered to capability-centered documentation. The chapters previously titled Autopilot for Developers and Autopilot for Testers have been renamed to Generating automations and Generating tests, respectively.

This new structure helps you find the right guidance faster, organized by what you want to accomplish rather than by user type.