Combined Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer release notes for upgrades from Zurich to Australia
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Combined Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer release notes for upgrades from Zurich to Australia
Consolidated page of all release notes for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer from Zurich to Australia.
How to use this page
To help you prepare for your upgrade, we have combined the cross-family Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer release notes onto one page. Read this summary of the new features, changes, and updated information for your product from Zurich to Australia.
Tip: If there were no updates for a release notes section in a certain family release, we included a short note for your reference. For example, if a product did not have any updates in Tokyo, the row says “No updates for this release.”
Important information for upgrading Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer to Australia
Before you upgrade to Australia, review these pre- and post-upgrade tasks and complete the tasks as needed.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## New features
Between your current release family and Australia, new features were introduced for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer.
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Build Agent supports the Google Gemini 3.7 Flash model in the October 2026 release.
The following metadata are now supported in Build Agent:
- Assessments - Database views - Sys wizard answers
Build Agent now supports regulated markets through the ServiceNow Protected Platform for Australia, the EU, and Singapore, a cloud offering that stores and processes all customer data in-country on Microsoft Azure infrastructure.
Build Agent now include the following updates to Playbook support:
- Public playbooks - Variants - Go back to activity definition - Golden path configuration - Using Automation plan pills - Image attachment support for Image to playbook generation - Configure golden path settings and define the ideal path through decision nodes
Build Agent includes the following updates to Playbook support:
- Build Agent now consolidates all records related to a playbook into a single XML update set file. - Build Agent can now generate runtime permissions at the playbook level and at the stage level. - Build Agent can now generate and configure the Set Playbook Outputs activity for nested playbooks. - Build Agent can now configure agentic fields on form-based and record-based activities when the AI Agent plugin is active. - Build Agent can now generate on-demand playbook launcher configurations. - Build Agent can now define optional activities in a playbook.
Build Agent now supports the following models:
- Azure OpenAI GPT 5.6 Sol - Anthropic Claude on AWS Opus 5
Create and run ATF test suites from Build Agent. Group multiple tests under a single suite and execute the suite to run regression testing without selecting individual tests. Execution status and any errors are reported in the chat panel.
Test Agent can now generate ATF tests that use list and related list test steps, including validate related list visibility and apply filter to list. List step support extends test coverage beyond form-based interactions to include the full list view experience on the ServiceNow AI Platform.
Build Agent now supports integrations with Box MCP server.
ServiceNow Fluent, which Build Agent uses to create apps, now supports domain separation on records and APIs. You can set the sys_domain field and use sys_override fields when working with records in domain-separated environments, so ServiceNow Fluent operates correctly across domains in your instance.
The following metadata are now supported in Build Agent:
- Service Catalog dependent question support - Transition condition - UI style
When you right-click a record or artifact and select Configure, the metadata editor now opens in ServiceNow Studio.
Build Agent now supports automatic upgrades through the ServiceNow Store. Instances running Australia Patch 5 and later releases or Zurich Patch 12 and later releases that have Build Agent installed receive automatic upgrades when a new version is published.
Test Agent in Build Agent automatically updates or removes Automated Test Framework tests that are outdated as your application changes, keeping the test suite aligned with the current state of your code. UI tests don’t run automatically during updates, because they can take additional time and interrupt the development flow. To automatically keep tests synced, you must enable the new Sync ATF tests with app setting in Build Agent.
Generate comprehensive UI tests for applications you build with Build Agent. UI testing extends the existing functional test capability to cover browser-level interactions, such as multi-step page navigation flows. To run UI tests automatically on update, you must enable the Run UI ATF tests setting in Test Agent.
Note: You can also prompt Build Agent to generate UI tests.
After each development action, Build Agent can prompt you to generate ATF tests for what you just built. Accept or decline the prompt at each step to keep test coverage in sync with your development work.
Note: You must enable getting prompted to test in the Build Agent settings.
Execute ATF tests from the ServiceNow SDK. Test execution and troubleshooting were previously available only in ServiceNow Studio and the ServiceNow IDE.
The following new models are supported for Build Agent:
- Gemini 3.5 is now the default model for Google - GPT 5.5 is now the default model for Azure OpenAI - Opus 4.8
Change the AI model versions in Build Agent without navigating out to the table on the ServiceNow AI Platform.
Create custom skills and rules to control how Build Agent behaves during a session.
- Custom rules are injected into the system prompt on every run, so Build Agent behaves consistently at the scope you choose. - Custom skills provide internal guidelines for specific tasks. You can apply skills and rules at the instance level, application level, or user level.
Run server-side scripts as part of app-building flows in Build Agent using the new run script and rollback script tools. Before a script runs, an approval prompt shows the generated script, its stated intent, and the target application scope so you can review the operation before approving.
Build applications by receiving context from ServiceNow Otto (formerly Now Assist) conversations and continuing work in Build Agent without repeating yourself. The full conversation transcript is attached to the session so you can reference details beyond the summary. Conversation handoff is available only in ServiceNow Studio.
Use Build Agent in Developer Sandboxes to isolate development and provide admin access to developers in a protected environment.
View the list of tools available on each connected MCP server in the Build Agent settings panel.
Work with the knowledge base access metadata type in Build Agent.
Access public web content from Build Agent using two new search tools. Use the web search tool to find information on the public web, and use the web fetch tool to retrieve content from a URL that you supply.
Track changes generated by Build Agent and manual edits in update sets for checkpointing and rollback. Update sets can be merged into a single update set before deployment. All changes to your application are captured in the same scope, making it easier to review what was modified and merge updates to other environments.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports connection and credential alias, data lookup, playbooks, rest message/HTTP method, and user criteria.
Connect Build Agent to external MCP servers in ServiceNow Studio. Previously, MCP server connectivity was only available in the ServiceNow IDE.
Integrate Build Agent with newly supported MCP servers.
View update sets created by Build Agent from within the chat panel in ServiceNow Studio. Each checkpoint includes a button that opens the relevant update set in a new tab.
Validate user interface output during app creation with the UI validation tool in Build Agent, available in ServiceNow Studio.
Use the Search retrieval tool to enable agents to fetch and present relevant information from configured data sources in response to user queries. Agents can retrieve knowledge articles, catalog items, and other indexed content directly within the agentic workflow, reducing the need for users to navigate to separate search interfaces.
Upload more types of files to Build Agent to describe what you want to build, including images, documents, and text and code files.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports assignment rules, forms, and data policies.
Turn business requirements into fully configured agents, skills, and agentic workflows for your custom applications. Build Agent inspects the existing tables, roles, business rules, and metadata in your app to create tailored in-app agents and tools.
Use Test Agent to execute Automated Test Framework (ATF) tests right from the Build Agent chat panel for test artifacts created in the same session. When tests fail, the generated tests and test results are saved in the standard ATF record tables and can be scheduled for continued regression testing for the app. If Test Agent modifies tests during troubleshooting, those changes are automatically saved to the test records.
Validate user interface output during Build Agent app creation in the ServiceNow IDE using the integrated UI validation. UI validation runs Playwright-based UI checks on Cloud Runner and surfaces failures with diagnostic context directly in the Build Agent panel.
Use semantic search in Build Agent to locate relevant instance artifacts, including tables, scripts, and business rules during build and edit tasks. Find files, applications, and knowledge on your instance based on meaning instead of exact keywords.
Choose the provider and model that fits your organizational needs in Build Agent, which now supports Anthropic Claude on AWS Sonnet 4.6 and Azure OpenAI GPT 5.4.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports flows, Service Catalog configurations, inbound email actions, dictionary overrides, choice lists, condition builder query conditions, and enhanced Service Portal capabilities.
Include context from ServiceNow Studio tabs and component preview screens when you open Build Agent. Context helps reduce the need to manually search for and specify context in the chat panel.
Connect Build Agent to external MCP servers to bring tools and data sources directly into your build workflow. External resources participate alongside Build Agent on the ServiceNow AI Platform, which reduces the need to switch between tools and transfer data manually.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports email.
Access Build Agent in ServiceNow Studio to build apps conversationally in a consolidated development environment.
Use AWS Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.5 in Build Agent for contextual conversations.
Work with more metadata types, as Build Agent now supports the following:
- Email integration - List controls - Service Catalog items - UI components - UI policies - UI views - Workspaces
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Use Autonomous Engineer, powered by Build Agent, to generate a complete implementation plan from your requirements.
1. Provide requirements as a prompt or a file upload. 2. Autonomous Engineer prompts you with questions to clarify ambiguous requirements, queries your instance to identify existing artifacts. For example, it might ask questions about tables, roles, and catalog items, and generates a plan with work items. Work items include acceptance criteria and test criteria in an Agile user story format. 3. After you approve the plan, Autonomous Engineer generates a background agent for each work item. It then builds all work items in parallel in the background, generates and runs ATF tests, and attempts to resolve test failures. 4. Items that require human intervention appear in the dashboard and in the chat panel. 5. When the plan is complete, an update set is generated for deployment to your UAT or production environment.
Autonomous Engineer uses agent packs to give background agents product-specific domain knowledge during execution. The Custom app development agent pack is available in this release, which gives Autonomous Engineer awareness of platform tables, roles, and configuration patterns specific to custom app development.
Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer support the Google Gemini 3.7 Flash model in the October 2026 release.
The following metadata are now supported in Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer:
- Assessments - Database views - Sys wizard answers
Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer now support regulated markets through the ServiceNow Protected Platform for Australia, the EU, and Singapore, a cloud offering that stores and processes all customer data in-country on Microsoft Azure infrastructure.
Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer now include the following updates to Playbook support:
- Public playbooks - Variants - Go back to activity definition - Golden path configuration - Using Automation plan pills - Image attachment support for Image to playbook generation - Configure golden path settings and define the ideal path through decision nodes
Build Agent includes the following updates to Playbook support:
- Build Agent now consolidates all records related to a playbook into a single XML update set file. - Build Agent can now generate runtime permissions at the playbook level and at the stage level. - Build Agent can now generate and configure the Set Playbook Outputs activity for nested playbooks. - Build Agent can now configure agentic fields on form-based and record-based activities when the AI Agent plugin is active. - Build Agent can now generate on-demand playbook launcher configurations. - Build Agent can now define optional activities in a playbook.
Build Agent now supports the following models:
- Azure OpenAI GPT 5.6 Sol - Anthropic Claude on AWS Opus 5
Create and run ATF test suites from Build Agent. Group multiple tests under a single suite and execute the suite to run regression testing without selecting individual tests. Execution status and any errors are reported in the chat panel.
Test Agent can now generate ATF tests that use list and related list test steps, including validate related list visibility and apply filter to list. List step support extends test coverage beyond form-based interactions to include the full list view experience on the ServiceNow AI Platform.
Build Agent now supports integrations with Box MCP server.
ServiceNow Fluent, which Build Agent uses to create apps, now supports domain separation on records and APIs. You can set the sys_domain field and use sys_override fields when working with records in domain-separated environments, so ServiceNow Fluent operates correctly across domains in your instance.
The following metadata are now supported in Build Agent:
- Service Catalog dependent question support - Transition condition - UI style
When you right-click a record or artifact and select Configure, the metadata editor now opens in ServiceNow Studio.
Build Agent now supports automatic upgrades through the ServiceNow Store. Instances running Australia Patch 5 and later releases or Zurich Patch 12 and later releases that have Build Agent installed receive automatic upgrades when a new version is published.
Test Agent in Build Agent automatically updates or removes Automated Test Framework tests that are outdated as your application changes, keeping the test suite aligned with the current state of your code. UI tests don’t run automatically during updates, because they can take additional time and interrupt the development flow. To automatically keep tests synced, you must enable the new Sync ATF tests with app setting in Build Agent.
Generate comprehensive UI tests for applications you build with Build Agent. UI testing extends the existing functional test capability to cover browser-level interactions, such as multi-step page navigation flows. To run UI tests automatically on update, you must enable the Run UI ATF tests setting in Test Agent.
Note: You can also prompt Build Agent to generate UI tests.
After each development action, Build Agent can prompt you to generate ATF tests for what you just built. Accept or decline the prompt at each step to keep test coverage in sync with your development work.
Note: You must enable getting prompted to test in the Build Agent settings.
Execute ATF tests from the ServiceNow SDK. Test execution and troubleshooting were previously available only in ServiceNow Studio and the ServiceNow IDE.
The following new models are supported for Build Agent:
- Gemini 3.5 is now the default model for Google - GPT 5.5 is now the default model for Azure OpenAI - Opus 4.8
Change the AI model versions in Build Agent without navigating out to the table on the ServiceNow AI Platform.
Create custom skills and rules to control how Build Agent behaves during a session.
- Custom rules are injected into the system prompt on every run, so Build Agent behaves consistently at the scope you choose. - Custom skills provide internal guidelines for specific tasks. You can apply skills and rules at the instance level, application level, or user level.
Run server-side scripts as part of app-building flows in Build Agent using the new run script and rollback script tools. Before a script runs, an approval prompt shows the generated script, its stated intent, and the target application scope so you can review the operation before approving.
Build applications by receiving context from ServiceNow Otto (formerly Now Assist) conversations and continuing work in Build Agent without repeating yourself. The full conversation transcript is attached to the session so you can reference details beyond the summary. Conversation handoff is available only in ServiceNow Studio.
Use Build Agent in Developer Sandboxes to isolate development and provide admin access to developers in a protected environment.
View the list of tools available on each connected MCP server in the Build Agent settings panel.
Work with the knowledge base access metadata type in Build Agent.
Access public web content from Build Agent using two new search tools. Use the web search tool to find information on the public web, and use the web fetch tool to retrieve content from a URL that you supply.
Track changes generated by Build Agent and manual edits in update sets for checkpointing and rollback. Update sets can be merged into a single update set before deployment. All changes to your application are captured in the same scope, making it easier to review what was modified and merge updates to other environments.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports connection and credential alias, data lookup, playbooks, rest message/HTTP method, and user criteria.
Connect Build Agent to external MCP servers in ServiceNow Studio. Previously, MCP server connectivity was only available in the ServiceNow IDE.
Integrate Build Agent with newly supported MCP servers.
View update sets created by Build Agent from within the chat panel in ServiceNow Studio. Each checkpoint includes a button that opens the relevant update set in a new tab.
Validate user interface output during app creation with the UI validation tool in Build Agent, available in ServiceNow Studio.
Use the Search retrieval tool to enable agents to fetch and present relevant information from configured data sources in response to user queries. Agents can retrieve knowledge articles, catalog items, and other indexed content directly within the agentic workflow, reducing the need for users to navigate to separate search interfaces.
Upload more types of files to Build Agent to describe what you want to build, including images, documents, and text and code files.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports assignment rules, forms, and data policies.
Turn business requirements into fully configured agents, skills, and agentic workflows for your custom applications. Build Agent inspects the existing tables, roles, business rules, and metadata in your app to create tailored in-app agents and tools.
Use Test Agent to execute Automated Test Framework (ATF) tests right from the Build Agent chat panel for test artifacts created in the same session. When tests fail, the generated tests and test results are saved in the standard ATF record tables and can be scheduled for continued regression testing for the app. If Test Agent modifies tests during troubleshooting, those changes are automatically saved to the test records.
Validate user interface output during Build Agent app creation in the ServiceNow IDE using the integrated UI validation. UI validation runs Playwright-based UI checks on Cloud Runner and surfaces failures with diagnostic context directly in the Build Agent panel.
Use semantic search in Build Agent to locate relevant instance artifacts, including tables, scripts, and business rules during build and edit tasks. Find files, applications, and knowledge on your instance based on meaning instead of exact keywords.
Choose the provider and model that fits your organizational needs in Build Agent, which now supports Anthropic Claude on AWS Sonnet 4.6 and Azure OpenAI GPT 5.4.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports flows, Service Catalog configurations, inbound email actions, dictionary overrides, choice lists, condition builder query conditions, and enhanced Service Portal capabilities.
Include context from ServiceNow Studio tabs and component preview screens when you open Build Agent. Context helps reduce the need to manually search for and specify context in the chat panel.
Connect Build Agent to external MCP servers to bring tools and data sources directly into your build workflow. External resources participate alongside Build Agent on the ServiceNow AI Platform, which reduces the need to switch between tools and transfer data manually.
The ServiceNow AI Platform now brings you a new AI experience with three licensing tiers available:
- Foundation: AI basics to deliver insights - Advanced: AI to boost productivity across relevant use cases - Prime: Act autonomously with all AI assets, and create your own
Depending on your license, you will have access to certain application features, generative AI skills, agentic workflows, and AI agents.
Work with more metadata types in Build Agent, which now supports email.
Access Build Agent in ServiceNow Studio to build apps conversationally in a consolidated development environment.
Use AWS Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.5 in Build Agent for contextual conversations.
Work with more metadata types, as Build Agent now supports the following:
- Email integration - List controls - Service Catalog items - UI components - UI policies - UI views - Workspaces
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Changes
Between your current release family and Australia, some changes were made to existing Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer features.
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Larger input box for extended prompts
The input field for Build Agent prompts and instructions now expands to accommodate longer text entries.
Several changes have been made to how you access Build Agent in ServiceNow Studio:
- The central chat area on the ServiceNow Studio home page is the starting point for new Build Agent conversations. - To open an existing conversation, select the Conversations icon \[Omitted image "image.ba-sns-otto-nav-icon"\] Alt text: in the Navigator panel. - The Build Agent panel now opens on the Navigator panel of ServiceNow Studio.
Find Build Agent easier now that the Settings panel has tabs: General, Skills, Rules, and MCP.
ServiceNow Otto is the new AI experience brand. This change is reflected in the name of ServiceNow products, including Build Agent. Your product entitlements remain unchanged. Check your entitlements to determine your access to specific features.
Only users with Build Agent - Prime can create agents and skills.
An updated semantic metadata search tool improves performance replaces the previous semantic search tool.
A new Add AI button when you first open the Build Agent chat panel starts a guided conversation to help you define and generate a skill or agent.
Note: You must have a ServiceNow Otto for Creator license for the new button to appear.
A new icon in the ServiceNow Studio application banner provides another way to access Build Agent.
Build Agent handles checkpoints and update sets differently in the following ways:
- Checkpoint 0 no longer creates an update set. - Checkpoint 1 is the base update set for all subsequent changes. - Update sets use human-readable naming.
Preview generated tables, flows, and scripts that Build Agent creates in ServiceNow Studio so you can review and approve changes inline before saving or committing them to the application.
Personal development instances (PDIs) are now updated to match the latest Build Agent version, delivering a consistent experience across both personal and production-track instances. Developers testing and building on PDIs have access to the same capabilities available in production environments.
To provide developers more room to iterate, the following Build Agent limits have been increased:
- Build Agent \(Trial\): 100 prompts per instance per 30-day cycle - PDIs: 25 prompts per instance per cycle
Note: Limits are per-instance, not per-user. Only submitted prompts contribute to the limit. Plan approvals are not counted.
Build apps and metadata in the global scope.
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Autonomous Engineer Test Agent settings enabled by default
The Test Agent settings for Autonomous Engineer are enabled by default.
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Larger input box for extended prompts
The input field for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer prompts and instructions now expands to accommodate longer text entries.
Several changes have been made to how you access Build Agent in ServiceNow Studio:
- The central chat area on the ServiceNow Studio home page is the starting point for new Build Agent conversations. - To open an existing conversation, select the Conversations icon \[Omitted image "image.ba-sns-otto-nav-icon"\] Alt text: in the Navigator panel. - The Build Agent panel now opens on the Navigator panel of ServiceNow Studio.
Find Build Agent easier now that the Settings panel has tabs: General, Skills, Rules, and MCP.
ServiceNow Otto is the new AI experience brand. This change is reflected in the name of ServiceNow products, including Build Agent. Your product entitlements remain unchanged. Check your entitlements to determine your access to specific features.
Only users with Build Agent - Prime can create agents and skills.
An updated semantic metadata search tool improves performance replaces the previous semantic search tool.
A new Add AI button when you first open the Build Agent chat panel starts a guided conversation to help you define and generate a skill or agent.
Note: You must have a ServiceNow Otto for Creator license for the new button to appear.
A new icon in the ServiceNow Studio application banner provides another way to access Build Agent.
Build Agent handles checkpoints and update sets differently in the following ways:
- Checkpoint 0 no longer creates an update set. - Checkpoint 1 is the base update set for all subsequent changes. - Update sets use human-readable naming.
Preview generated tables, flows, and scripts that Build Agent creates in ServiceNow Studio so you can review and approve changes inline before saving or committing them to the application.
Personal development instances (PDIs) are now updated to match the latest Build Agent version, delivering a consistent experience across both personal and production-track instances. Developers testing and building on PDIs have access to the same capabilities available in production environments.
To provide developers more room to iterate, the following Build Agent limits have been increased:
- Build Agent \(Trial\): 100 prompts per instance per 30-day cycle - PDIs: 25 prompts per instance per cycle
Note: Limits are per-instance, not per-user. Only submitted prompts contribute to the limit. Plan approvals are not counted.
Build apps and metadata in the global scope.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Removed
Between your current release family and Australia, some Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer features or functionality were removed.
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No updates for this release.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Deprecations
Between your current release family and Australia, some Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer features or functionality were deprecated.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Activation information
Review information on how to activate Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer.
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Activation information
Build Agent is a ServiceNow AI Platform feature that is active by default. You must install Autonomous Engineer.
Note: Build Agent is dependent on ServiceNow Otto for Creator. For more information, see ServiceNow Otto for Creator release notes. Autonomous Engineer is dependent on Build Agent.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Additional requirements
If any additional requirements were introduced or changed for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer we have noted them here.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Browser requirements
If any specific browser requirements were introduced or changed for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer we have noted them here.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Accessibility information
Review details on accessibility information for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer, such as specific requirements or compliance levels.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Localization information
If there are specific localization considerations for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer we have noted them here.
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No updates for this release.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>## Highlight information
If there are specific highlight considerations for Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer we have noted them here.
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Accelerate development by reducing backlogs and enabling faster deployment of new business applications, without requiring developers to manually handle repetitive build, test, and deployment steps.
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Describe an application in natural language to autonomously generate code, organize files, and manage both UI and back-end components, making development available to users at any level.
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Support automated testing through Automated Test Framework (ATF) test suite generation and execution, reducing the manual effort required to validate new or updated applications.
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Decrease development costs because Build Agent handles code compilation, quality checks, and documentation of existing applications automatically.
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Enable agentic development by letting you create agentic workflows, custom AI agents, and skills tailored to your organization directly from within ServiceNow Studio.
See Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer for more information.
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