How to Build AI Agents with Claude Code + UiPath for Coding Agents

About this video

Garrick, in partnership with UiPath, shows how Claude Code can build, verify and deploy enterprise automations on UiPath without learning UiPath’s visual editors, using UiPath for Coding Agents. The mechanism is agent skills — specialized instruction files installed into Claude Code that teach it UiPath patterns, project structures and best practices via the UiPath SDK — while UiPath provides infrastructure, deployment and guardrails, and work can later continue in UiPath Studio. The scope described covers AI agents, RPA UI automation, reusable API workflows, app testing, intelligent document processing, apps and orchestration. Requirements are a UiPath account (the free community plan suffices), Claude Code with a Claude Pro or Max subscription or an Anthropic API account, Node.js 22 or higher (24 recommended), Python 3.11 or higher, and the uv package manager; Windows users use Git Bash (not PowerShell/Command Prompt) for most steps, but PowerShell for the UiPath CLI install. Setup installs Claude Code via npm, installs the UiPath CLI (which also installs the skills, .NET SDK and Python), adds the Coded Agent tool, installs uv, logs into UiPath, creates a support-ticket-agent project, adds the UiPath LangChain package (fixing a Python version conflict by pinning 3.11), activates the virtual environment and runs Coded Agent setup. A single prompt then builds a support ticket classifier in support-agent.py that takes a subject and message body and returns a category — billing, technical, account or general — and priority high, medium or low. Claude Code self-corrects a field mismatch (message vs. body) during testing: ‘charged twice’/‘duplicate charge on my card’ returns billing/high, and ‘cannot log in’/‘password reset is not working’ returns account/medium with reasoning. Finally the agent is pushed from Studio Web at cloud.uipath.com by copying the project ID into .env and running the coded-agent push (after adding an author to pyproject.toml), appearing as version 1.0.0 ready to schedule, trigger via API or embed in larger workflows.

Key takeaways

• UiPath skills installed into Claude Code teach it UiPath patterns and the SDK, so a plain-English prompt produces a deployable UiPath project without learning Studio first.
• Prerequisites named: free UiPath community account, Claude Code (Pro/Max or Anthropic API), Node.js 22+ (24 recommended), Python 3.11+, and uv.
• The demo agent classifies support tickets by subject and body into billing, technical, account or general, with high, medium or low priority.
• Claude Code tests and self-corrects — it caught and fixed its own message-vs.-body field mismatch, then correctly returned billing/high for a duplicate charge and account/medium for a login failure.
• Publishing is via Studio Web: copy the UiPath project ID into .env, fix the project author if prompted, push with the Coded Agent command, and confirm version 1.0.0 landed.

Episode details: published September 18, 2026 · 18:23 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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