September 2026 release notes for Maestro Automate in Automation Cloud and Test Cloud.

Validation errors and warnings now appear in VS Code's Problems panel, alongside your project's other diagnostics. Build in VS Code has the details.

The Inputs, Outputs, and Variables sections of the run's Variables tab, below the canvas, now share a unified layout. Each section has its own title and a search field for filtering values by name, and each keeps its own collapse or expand state, independently of the others. Sections are keyboard-accessible and can be toggled with Enter or Space on a focused header. Debugging basics has the details.

Autopilot is now available as a coding agent in Studio Web, in Preview. It plans, builds, and edits a workflow from a plain-language description.

Review generated workflows before you run or deploy them. You can switch back to the classic Autopilot experience from the chat title bar at any time. Autopilot in Studio Web has the details.

Correction, September 25, 2026: This feature was released on September 23, 2026, but was not included in the release notes at the time.

Maestro Automate is now generally available, for short-running workflows of AI agents and APIs. It runs on the Maestro engine, with a lightweight runtime envelope and a run price sized for work that finishes within minutes or hours. You choose it when you create the project and the platform governs it from the first run. When a workflow needs different instance management, runtime, or licensing, you can convert it to Maestro Orchestrate without rebuilding it.

For details, refer to the following pages: