A: Hello,

You can definitely use Claude Code.

Over the past 1–1.5 years, we've rewritten the entire platform from scratch to make it AI-native. This is now the third generation of our project format, and the latest format migrations have been focused almost entirely on improving AI readability and code generation.

Our knowledge base is available at:

https://docs.robomotion.io
https://youtube.com/robomotion

You can also join our Discord community for help and discussions:
https://community.robomotion.io

Your UiPath use case is actually a perfect fit. We'd be happy to assist, and I believe it's very achievable with Claude Code by simply asking it to port your UiPath workflows into Robomotion flows.

We've also prepared Agent Skills for Claude Code and other Coding Agents:
https://github.com/robomotionio/agent-skills

We'll be publishing a video in the next few days showing exactly how to use Claude Code with Robomotion. I'll add the link in the comments once it's available.

So, to answer your question: you don't need to build or provide a knowledge base for Claude Code. We've already done that. We've prepared Robomotion-specific skills for Claude Code and other coding agents for you.

By the way, we already have an AI Assistant built into the platform as well. It works, but it's still fairly technical, and we want to make it much simpler to use.

A few years ago, this simply wasn't possible for RPA. Many companies tried to solve it with "Citizen Developer" tools, but users still had to understand logic, algorithms, conditions, and loops, making the experience overwhelming. That approach ultimately failed because it still required people to think like programmers.

However, we've recently started running workshops with customers using Claude Code, and I've seen firsthand that it's possible to build Robomotion flows simply by just talking to the AI, without touching the designer at all.

We're going to double down on this direction. Our goal is for the product itself to provide this experience even without an external coding agent. You can think of it as "Lovable for Automation" and that's the direction we're building toward.

Best,