UiPath Inc. (NYSE: PATH) announced a series of platform updates aimed at expanding its enterprise automation offering, adding new coding agents, a productivity tool called Delegate, and Linux deployment support.
Raghu Malpani, chief product and technology officer at UiPath, said: "Our platform gives customers the map they need to chart the right course for agentic transformation, at the pace and context their enterprise requires."
The most prominent addition is UiPath Coding Agents, released for general availability after an initial May 2026 announcement. The feature allows teams to build and optimize automations through natural-language requests and supports multiple coding agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Antigravity.
Also new is Delegate, a productivity agent designed to handle administrative and software testing tasks such as gathering context, moving information between systems, updating records, and preparing summaries. Testers retain control over quality decisions and final approvals, according to the company.
UiPath said it is updating its Data Fabric and Integration Service. Integration Service additions include Database Hub for reading and writing to systems like SQL Server and Oracle, Relay for connecting cloud automations to on-premises systems, a Third-Party Credential Store, and an MCP Connector for calling tools from compatible MCP servers. Data Fabric now provides connectivity to external sources such as Salesforce and SAP through Federated Entities, complete with an audit trail and without copying underlying data.
On the governance side, UiPath introduced a set of controls: Model Hub, which provides visibility into model usage; Runtime Checker, which validates agent behavior against policies; LLM-as-Judge Guardrail, which evaluates outputs; Compliance Packs, which map regulatory standards; and Identity & Access Policies for controlling resource access.
The company also made its Automation Suite available on Linux, giving organizations an on-premises deployment option for the full platform stack.
The updates were announced Wednesday in Las Vegas.
