- Release notes
Orchestrator release notes
May 2025
In March 2025, we announced the rollout of agents to a limited number of enterprise customers. We are now making agents generally available, allowing all our customers to leverage these advanced digital tools.
To find out more about agent capabilities and usage, refer to our initial announcement of the feature.
Introducing coded agents
We now support agents that you build using code, enabling highly tailored automations with complex logic. By developing agents in your own IDE, you have full control over agent logic, behavior and system integration.
.nupkg packages and publish them to Orchestrator via a package
feed of your choice.
Once you deploy a coded agent to an Orchestrator folder, it behaves like any standard process. Therefore, you can schedule, trigger, and monitor agent execution, as well as integrate coded agents into broader automation workflows.
Additionaly, UiPath SDKs provide logic to invoke and interact with UiPath resources directly from code: assets, queues, buckets, and more.
The following diagram provides a high-level illustration of coded agent workflows:
For more information on coded agents, refer to About coded agents.
Introducing the Secret asset type
As part of our coded agents rollout, we are making it possible to define environment variables that allow you to make configuration changes to your agent without modifying the code directly.
To assist you in providing environment variables such as API keys that your coded agent may require, we have added support for secret-type assets.
For more information, refer to About assets.
The Agent Memory functionality that we announced in Introducing agent memory works by persisting agent execution data. This requires a new folder-level permission, Agent Memory.
The Agent Memory permission is enabled by default for the following roles and operations:
- Automation Developer: View, Edit, Create.
- Automation User: View, Edit, Create.
- Folder Administrator: View, Edit, Create, Delete.
- Personal Workspace Administrator: View, Edit, Create, Delete.
For a detailed explanation of Agent Memory, refer to Agent Memory.
For more information on role permissions, refer to Default roles.
As we previously announced, we will soon begin the migration to the union of privileges model for enterprise customers that have not completed the migration themselves.
We will perform the migration according to the following timeline:
| Date | Region |
|---|---|
| May 19, 2025 | Enterprise customers on Community, Australia |
| May 20, 2025 | Canada, India |
| May 21, 2025 | United Kingdom |
| May 26, 2025 | United States |
| June 3, 2025 | Europe |
| June 4, 2025 | Japan, Singapore |
| June 18, 2025 | Delayed update organizations and Public Sector |
The timelines we provide in the table are tentative and subject to change.
To exercise more control over the migration process, we strongly recommend that you perform the migration yourself, according to the instructions in Migrating from break inheritance to union of privileges.
Additionally, performing the migration yourself enables you to generate a report on the impacted users. For more information, refer to Using the migration tool.
Note that the migration tool will no longer be available after the dates specified in the table.
You can now leverage agent monitoring capabilities in the tenant or folder context, by navigating to the Monitoring page, then selecting Agents.
In addition to viewing charts of live and completed instances, as well as agents with most errors, you can examine records of incidents and per-agent execution information.
For details, refer to Monitoring.
Healing Agent, which we introduced as a public preview feature in December 2024, is now generally available.
To find out more about Healing Agent and its capabilities, refer to the Healing Agent documentation.
The Folder Administrator role was missing the View, Edit, and Delete permissions for Test Case Execution Artifacts. We have fixed the issue.
We have successfully completed the migration of mixed roles for enterprise customers, with the exception of delayed update organizations and Public Sector. For these categories of customers, the migration will take place on May 20-21, 2025.
For more information on the migration of mixed roles, refer to our initial announcement.
- May 14, 2025
- Agents general availability
- New role permissions for Agent Memory
- Timeline of migration to the union of privileges model for enterprise customers
- Improved handling of form errors
- May 9, 2025
- Introducing agent monitoring
- May 8, 2025
- Healing Agent general availability
- May 7, 2025
- Updated Folder Administrator role permissions
- May 6, 2025
- Updates on mixed role migration for enterprise customers
