OutSystems Launches Agent Experience to Support Governance for AI Coding Agents
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OutSystems announced the general release of Agent Experience at OutSystems World Tour Las Vegas.
The feature supports the use of external AI coding agents and makes it possible to apply security, governance, and architecture management functions.
YESCO, Lowenstein Sandler, and Normal used it, while OutSystems focused on reducing operational fragmentation and the burden of modification.
OutSystems unveiled development features that combine security and governance. The goal is to support the use of a range of AI coding agents in enterprise environments. OutSystems announced the general release of Agent Experience at OutSystems World Tour Las Vegas.
Agent Experience is a feature that supports the use of external AI coding agents on the OutSystems platform. Examples of supported tools include Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Kiro. As a result, developers can continue using the coding agents they already use.
At the same time, the feature makes it possible to apply the security, governance, and architecture management functions required for enterprise applications. The structure uses AI from the system design stage onward. Security, automated testing, and governance guardrails are applied throughout development.
Coding agents also take into account intersystem dependencies, data relationships, and existing business logic. OutSystems said it focused on reducing the problem of fragmented operating environments for AI-generated code through this approach.
The technology is characterized by no restrictions on deployment environments, and deployment targets include applications and AI agents. Supported environments include public cloud, private cloud, on-premises, and hybrid, and users can choose operating methods based on regulatory and security requirements.
OutSystems supports the architectural design of external AI coding agents, and the OutSystems platform builds consistent code generation based on that design. The aim is to reduce the burden of modification and the risks when AI-generated code is applied to production environments.
The company also disclosed use cases from early adopters. YESCO, a global signage company, applied the OutSystems security platform to application development using Claude Code and cut its software release cycle to two weeks.
Lowenstein Sandler, a U.S. law firm, built a litigation case management application in under 3 hours by using Claude Code, Agent Experience, and the Enterprise Context Graph. The company said finishing work that previously took about 1 hour was reduced to 5 to 10 minutes.
Normal, a Danish retail company, automated application dependency analysis and documentation by combining external coding agents, the Enterprise Context Graph, and architecture guardrails. As a result, one developer completed an application build that previously took 6 weeks in just 2 weeks.
Woodson Martin, CEO of OutSystems, said coding agents have improved development speed, but operational burdens and code fragmentation remain challenges. He explained that Agent Experience is a way to support compliance, security, and scalability for mission-critical systems while preserving the speed of coding agents.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-ki
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