Installation Guides¶
Install the tools you need before starting the workshop.
Prerequisites¶
Before the main setup, make sure you have these installed:
Node.js (LTS) — required for the UiPath CLI and the React app build.
- Download the LTS version from nodejs.org
- Verify with
node --versionandnpm --version
npm version must be 11.x.x
If npm --version returns a different version, upgrade it:
Python 3.10+ — required for the coded underwriting agent.
- Download from python.org/downloads — on Windows, check Add Python to PATH during install
- Verify with
python --versionorpython3 --version
.NET SDK 8.0 — required to build and run the UiPath Studio project.
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Download from dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/8.0 — or on Mac, install via Homebrew:
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Verify with
dotnet --list-sdks— you should see8.x.xin the output
Windows — make sure .NET is on your PATH
If dotnet is not recognised after install, add it to the PATH manually in PowerShell:
UiPath Studio — required to open, run, and debug the generated XAML workflow. Currently supported on Windows only; Mac support is coming soon.
- Download from uipath.com/start-trial
- Sign in with your UiPath account and verify Studio launches
Git — required for the UiPath skills marketplace. Try Method 1 first; if it doesn't work, use Method 2.
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Open a terminal and run:
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If prompted to accept terms, type
Yand press Enter. - Wait for "Successfully installed", then close the window.
- Go to git-scm.com/download/win — the 64-bit installer should download automatically.
- Run the downloaded file (e.g.
Git-2.xx.x-64-bit.exe). Click Yes if Windows asks for admin permission. - Click through the installer accepting all defaults. On the Adjusting your PATH environment screen, make sure the middle option is selected: "Git from the command line and also from 3rd-party software" — this is the default.
- Click Finish when done.
Required for both methods
PATH changes only take effect in new windows. Close every open terminal, then open a fresh Command Prompt and verify:
You should see something like git version 2.45.1.windows.1.
Install a Coding Agent¶
Pick one — or install both:
# Claude Code (Anthropic)
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
# Codex CLI (OpenAI)
npm install -g @openai/codex
Verify: claude --version or codex --version
Claude Code installation error?
If the install fails with a scripts permission error, run:
Then run the install command again:
Install UiPath Skills¶
Install the UiPath CLI and the skills that give the agent the knowledge it needs to generate Studio workflows, coded agents, React apps, and Maestro processes.
1. Install the UiPath CLI¶
Verify: uip --version — you should see 1.195.1 or later.
2. Install UiPath Skills into Your Coding Agent¶
You should see output similar to this:
{
"Result": "Success",
"Code": "SkillsInstall",
"Data": {
"RootDir": "/Users/YourUser",
"Skills": [
"uipath-admin",
"uipath-agents",
"uipath-api-workflow",
"uipath-automation-discovery",
"uipath-coded-apps",
"uipath-data-fabric",
"uipath-feedback",
"uipath-governance",
"uipath-human-in-the-loop",
"uipath-maestro-bpmn",
"uipath-maestro-case",
"uipath-maestro-flow",
"uipath-mcp-servers",
"uipath-planner",
"uipath-platform",
"uipath-review",
"uipath-rpa",
"uipath-solution",
"uipath-tasks",
"uipath-test",
"uipath-troubleshoot"
],
"Agents": [
"claude",
"codex"
],
"Installed": 42
}
}
Confirm the following skills appear in the output:
uipath-rpa— for Studio XAML workflowsuipath-agents— for Python LangGraph coded agents
Each skill gives the agent deep knowledge of one part of the UiPath platform:
| Skill | What it knows |
|---|---|
| uipath-rpa | Studio XAML structure, activity libraries, selectors, error handling, Orchestrator Assets, packaging |
| uipath-agents | Python agent project layout, LangGraph patterns, tool definitions, UiPath AI Trust Layer |
3. Authenticate with Your Tenant¶
Skills are auto-discovered on session start. Ask the agent to build a coded agent and it will load the right skill automatically.