About the How to develop automations for UiPath Autopilot for Everyone (v2024.10) training

This training is designed for automation developers who want to create intelligent, AI-powered experiences using Autopilot for Everyone. You’ll explore how to structure automations and system prompts that guide LLM behavior, enabling smarter, context-aware AI assistance. The course walks you through key stages of development—from using the Autopilot Automation Template to writing prompts, configuring inputs, and testing in Personal Workspaces. By the end, you’ll know how to build automations that integrate seamlessly with Autopilot for Everyone and respond dynamically to user intent.

Learning prerequisites

To make the most of this training, we recommend having prior knowledge of automation development using UiPath Studio or Studio Web. Familiarity with the UiPath Assistant, Orchestrator, and how arguments work in workflows will be beneficial.

Audience

This training is designed for automation developers responsible for building and deploying automations that integrate with Autopilot for Everyone. It’s especially valuable for those looking to leverage LLMs securely and efficiently within the UiPath ecosystem.

Agenda

This training covers key areas around: 

• Understanding what Autopilot for Everyone is and how it works 

• Licensing, roles, and system requirements 

• Using the Autopilot Automation Template to build custom workflows 

• Deploying and testing automations via Personal Workspace 

• Writing and refining system prompts to guide LLM behavior 

• Best practices for inputs, outputs, and prompt configuration 

• Practice exercises for both automation and prompt creation 

Learning objectives

At the end of the course, you should be able to:  

• Develop, deploy, and test custom automations tailored for Autopilot for Everyone 

• Write, test, and fine-tune system prompts to guide and influence Autopilot’s behavior effectively 

• Configure automation properties and prompts for optimal AI-user interaction 

• Apply best practices for structuring automations and arguments for cross-platform compatibility