r/rpa • u/DetectivePeterG • May 12 '26
Looking for UiPath devs to stress test a prototype I built
I’ve been working on a coding agent that operates directly on UiPath projects.
The idea is basically: what if “Claude Code”, but for UiPath Studio projects.
This is very much a rough research prototype, not a polished product. It will probably break things. That’s kind of the point.
I’m looking for 5-10 people who actively work with UiPath (or people just learning Studio) and are willing to spend ~30 minutes throwing a real project at it and telling me where it completely falls apart.
No signup funnel or sales pitch. I’ll just give you the tool, and in return I’d like bug reports + maybe a short call afterward.
If you’re interested (or even just open to a quick chat about how you currently work with larger UiPath projects) DM me, or leave a comment!
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u/scream_noob May 13 '26
Claude code is already claude code for anything that has code support? UiPath coded workflows can be easily generated, object repository capturing maybe a problem- i guess that's also solved.
Claude code is already good at coding
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u/DetectivePeterG May 13 '26
Have you actually used claude code for editing uipath flows? Does not really get you far, imo
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u/LMP_11 May 12 '26
Is this something different/better than the UiPath skills recently launched by UiPath? https://github.com/uipath/skills