OutSystems has launched its new “Agent Experience” feature, enabling enterprises to integrate and manage AI coding agents within their workflows. This tool helps teams use AI tools like Claude Code or Codex while maintaining system security and compliance. You can now build with any AI agent without sacrificing control or structure.
How Agent Experience Works
The platform acts as a bridge between AI agents and enterprise systems. It ensures that any code generated by these agents aligns with existing architecture, business logic, and data relationships. This helps you avoid fragmented or inconsistent code that often comes with AI-generated development.
OutSystems says the Agent Experience allows you to “build with any AI agent” while maintaining architectural coherence. This is a big deal because many enterprises have struggled to integrate AI tools without creating technical debt or complicating workflows.
Security and Governance Controls
The feature includes built-in security and governance controls. This means AI can guide development without compromising fundamental policies or controls. You don’t have to worry about compliance in regulated industries like finance, healthcare, or government.
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According to reports, 74% of AI-generated code requires significant post-generation rework or isn’t deployed at all. OutSystems claims its Agent Experience helps eliminate this bottleneck by enabling AI agents to shape the architecture while generating code in a deterministic way—reducing risk and accelerating time to production.
Why This Matters for Enterprise Development
OutSystems is positioning itself as a bridge between cutting-edge AI tools and structured environments. By allowing external agents to plug into its platform, you get more flexibility without sacrificing control or security.
But there’s still a question: Can this level of integration scale across different industries and use cases? OutSystems seems confident. Woodson Martin, CEO of the company, said in a statement that Agent Experience gives AI leaders “the speed of coding agents with the compliance, security and scalability required for mission-critical systems.”
Final Thoughts
This bold claim comes with the feature now generally available. You can decide if you’re ready to embrace this new model of AI-driven development—where speed meets structure. OutSystems continues to push the boundaries of how enterprises can use AI responsibly and effectively.
