The use case is to be able to query the orchestrator for issues such as failed jobs, tasks, queue item statuses etc. The idea is to provide our support engineers with an agent that allows them to solve issues faster.
Looking for a MCP server for Orchestrator. Something that exposes all the APIs from the Orchestrator
Hi,@ahmed.zaidi You can create a support agent using UiPath’s API to quickly check for issues like failed jobs, queue items, or task statuses. Basically, you’ll authenticate with the API, then call specific endpoints like /odata/RobotJobs for jobs or /odata/QueueItems for queue items, filtering by status (like ‘Failed’). This way, your support engineers can get the info they need fast and troubleshoot faster.
@arjun.shiroya of course that is an option. We can even write our own MCP server using the API End points. However, I was wondering if this was already on the product roadmap or available out of the box.
@ahmed.zaidi Yes, totally get what you mean. You could build MCP server using API endpoint and also some cool monitoring and Analytics tools like Insights and Tenant Monitoring but nothing exactly like support agent focused on fail jobs or queue statuses, out of box agents.
UiPath has been rolling out agent building capabilities recently like Agent Builder and Agentic Orchestration, so maybe something like that could be on the horizon, but for now api based solutions way to go..