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  • Overview
    • What is Healing Agent?
    • Healing Agent and Unified Target
    • Use cases for Healing Agent
    • Recovery strategies
    • Data collection
    • Known limitations
  • Getting started
    • Prerequisites
    • Default settings
    • Licensing
  • Frequently asked questions

Healing Agent user guide

Prerequisites

To start using Healing Agent, you must first select the following services in the Automation Suite installation wizard:

  • Orchestrator
  • AI Center
  • AI Trust Layer
  • Healing Agent (Semantic Proxy)
  • Autopilot for Developers

After you install Automation Suite, you must configure AI Center and the AI Trust Layer before you can use Healing Agent. For these procedures, refer to Setup.

Other requirements

Healing Agent supports Modern UI Automation activities.

Depending on the Healing Agent features you want to use, you need to apply the following updates to UiPath platform components:

FeatureUI Automation versionStudio versionRobot version
Job recommendations and self-healing in Orchestrator25.10.2 or laterN/A2024.10.x (Enterprise) or later
Manual import of the debug file in Studio25.10.2 or later2024.10.x (Enterprise) or laterN/A
Open Studio from the Orchestrator Healing Agent panel25.10.2 or later2025.0.157 (Enterprise Cloud) or laterN/A
Governance25.10.2 or laterN/A2024.10.x (Enterprise) or later
Test Manager executions25.10.2 or laterN/A2024.10.x (Enterprise) or later

1 – To use Studio 24.10.x to import debug files manually, edit the Studio-install-path>/Profiles/Development.json file and set the EnableAiRobot property to true, as follows:

{
   "name": "EnableAiRobot",
   "value": true
}
{
   "name": "EnableAiRobot",
   "value": true
}
Note:

Healing Agent is not dependent on the Object Repository capability.

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