- Overview
- Getting Started with UiPath Agents
- Getting Started with UiPath Agents using LangGraph
- Building a Low-Code Agent in Studio Web
- Introduction
- Build the agent
- Test the agent
- Adding Tools to Your UiPath Agent
Run the Quest Advisor in the debug panel and verify it classifies quests and returns monster recommendations.
With the agent configured, you are ready to test it against real quest descriptions.
Step 4 - Test the agent
Select Debug in the top toolbar. This opens the debug panel where you can run the agent with sample input.
- In the input panel, paste the following string:
Goblins have been raiding farms near the village of Millhaven and stealing livestock. The local mayor has posted a small bounty for anyone willing to clear out the nearby cave.
Goblins have been raiding farms near the village of Millhaven and stealing livestock. The local mayor has posted a small bounty for anyone willing to clear out the nearby cave.
-
Select Save & Debug to run the agent.
The agent should return a tier of 1 and a monsters list containing goblins and similar low-level threats. If the tier comes back higher, check the system prompt in Step 3: the tier boundaries may not have been captured correctly.
To access the return results:
- Select Execution Trail along the bottom of the Studio Web canvas.
- Within the Execution Trace panel, select
Agent Output, which updates the Agent output panel. - Review the
tier,monsters, andreasoningreturned by the agent. - Expand the
reasoningtext to view the string in its entirety.
Agents are non-deterministic. Even with temperature set to 0, the model can return slightly different monster lists across runs. The goal is a reasonable tier classification and a thematically appropriate list, not specific exact values.
Try these two additional inputs to test different difficulty tiers:
Tier 2 - kingdom-level threat
A young dragon has claimed the mountain pass connecting two kingdoms, demanding tribute from all merchant caravans passing through. Trade has ground to a halt and the king needs someone to deal with it.
A young dragon has claimed the mountain pass connecting two kingdoms, demanding tribute from all merchant caravans passing through. Trade has ground to a halt and the king needs someone to deal with it.
Expected: tier 2 with the dragon and likely bandit/mercenary companions.
Tier 4 - cosmic threat
A demon lord has torn open a rift to the Abyss above the capital city. The sky burns red, fiends pour through in endless waves, and reality itself is beginning to unravel.
A demon lord has torn open a rift to the Abyss above the capital city. The sky burns red, fiends pour through in endless waves, and reality itself is beginning to unravel.
Expected: tier 4 with demon lords, archdevils, and other planar threats.
What you built
You built and tested a low-code agent in Studio Web:
- Created a new agent project using Autopilot from a plain-language description.
- Reviewed and confirmed the system prompt, input schema, and output schema in the Agent Canvas.
- Ran three live test cases across all difficulty tiers and interpreted the results.
What's next
- Getting Started with UiPath Agents - build and configure a low-code agent from the CLI using
uip agent init, without opening Studio Web, then upload and test it there. - Adding Tools to Your UiPath Agent - extend an agent with tools that call external APIs.
- UiPath Agents documentation - full reference for low-code and coded agent capabilities.
- UiPath Community - forums, how-tos, and developer discussion.