
The UiPath Autopilot was the original name given to this product and enhanced the existing 'Assistant' product with a contextual, chat-based experience.


Examples of final design assets that were prepared for our front-end engineers to build in code.

During the design sprint we set up a virtual affinity diagram and then sorted ideas into meaningful categories.

Three types of actions were possible and the action 'cards' for each type needed to convey their differences while still maintaining visual cohesion.


These wireframes were meant to communicate at a glance the flows representing high, medium, and low-confidence responses.

Using "try" as the CTA was our way of clearly communicating the experimental nature of AI-powered automations.

Giving users the option to show or hide the intermediate steps during an AI-based automation allowed us to use the principal of progressive disclosure to foster user trust and understanding.