Exploring UiPath Maestro with RPA Processes
Introducing: MaestroTaskProcess (public & open)
UiPath Maestro signals a shift toward agentic automation, where robots are agents, not just task executors, and RPA workflows are tools embedded in dynamic, long-running business processes.
But to explore this meaningfully, even early experiments need structure. That’s why I’ve published a first draft of MaestroTaskProcess as a repository on GitHub:
A uipath Studio template tailored for “Start and wait for RPA workflow” in maestro BPMN models- With standardized input/output, versioning, and REST-style thinking
This project is exploratory and not production-ready. It’s part of my personal learning, shared from hobby work in my spare time, outside of any official role.
Status:
Thinking HARD about the main entrypoint input/output arguments. Thinking VERY HARD.
No actual code yet.
Why share early? Because enterprise software lacks the culture of open code, shared learning, and collective problem-solving. And because we don’t need to repeat the mistakes of the past.
This effort stands on the shoulders of giants – not from automation, but from traditional software engineering:
Version your APIs
Separate interface from logic
Design before it’s too late
If you’re curious about Maestro, agentic automation, or just want a structured starting point: clone, fork, or critique. Collaboration is welcome.