OutSystems Agent Experience is now generally available, the company announced. OutSystems, a leading Agentic Systems Platform for the enterprise, revealed the news at OutSystems World Tour Las Vegas. The release opens the platform to any AI coding agent, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Kiro.
With this launch, AI now works at the level of system design on an open, unified platform. As a result, companies like Yesco, Lowenstein Sandler, and Normal can tackle complex enterprise software and AI projects at scale with confidence.
Moreover, even the most regulated enterprises can now use any AI coding tool. They still get the security, reliability, integrated lifecycle management, and architectural coherence they need. Consequently, they reduce complexity and risk.
Core Capabilities of OutSystems Agent Experience
The platform unlocks several key capabilities for enterprise AI development.
First, developers can build and run agentic systems with their preferred coding agents. Meanwhile, architectural integrity stays intact. Every agent now automatically enforces system dependencies, data relationships, and existing business logic. This approach minimizes technical debt and maximizes code reuse. It also eliminates fragmented AI-generated code in production.
Second, teams stay in full control. Agent Experience works at the level of system design. Therefore, it enforces strict security, automated testing, and governance guardrails out of the box. Software quality, reliability, scalability, and performance remain fully predictable.
Third, companies can deploy anywhere. They can run applications and AI agents across public cloud, private cloud, on-premise, or hybrid environments. In this way, they maintain operational sovereignty and meet strict regulatory and security requirements.
In addition, recent developer survey data shows a clear problem. Around 74% of AI-generated code requires significant post-generation rework or is never deployed to production. OutSystems Agent Experience removes this bottleneck for regulated enterprises. External AI coding agents shape the architecture, while OutSystems generates the code deterministically. As a result, risk drops sharply, and the path to production speeds up.
“Coding agents have unlocked unprecedented velocity, but the real friction is operational overhead and fragmented code,” said Woodson Martin, CEO of OutSystems. “OutSystems Agent Experience gives AI leaders the speed of coding agents with the compliance, security and scalability required for mission-critical systems. With sovereign deployment options and architectural coherence built in, Agent Experience delivers reliable, production ready software for even the most heavily regulated industries.”
Early Access Customers Speed Up Agentic Development
AI regulation is increasing across all enterprises. Even so, early access customers such as YESCO, Lowenstein Sandler, and Normal are already compressing their deployment timelines. They are also scaling governed, cutting-edge agentic systems with OutSystems Agent Experience.
YESCO builds a governed and secure agentic SDLC. YESCO, an internationally acclaimed sign manufacturer, safely combines AI-driven productivity with enterprise-grade governance. The company develops applications with Claude Code on this secure platform layer. Consequently, YESCO has compressed software release cycles to two weeks while maintaining quality and compliance. This pace lets the company deploy agentic apps safely. These apps save hours of design time, give customers instant pricing, and drive business growth in a fully governed environment.
Lowenstein Sandler builds agentic legal apps in under three hours. Lowenstein Sandler, a prominent national US law firm, builds on OutSystems with Claude Code and Agent Experience. The firm leverages the Enterprise Context Graph to pioneer agentic legal applications. Furthermore, its development team closes the vulnerability gaps of standalone AI tools by using Mentor’s governance framework. Using this approach, the firm built a production-ready Litigation Matter Tracker in under three hours. The new workflow cut application finishing times from one hour to just 5–10 minutes. Throughout, the firm kept the strict security, compliance, and auditability the legal industry requires.
Normal cuts software development time from six weeks to two. Normal, a fast-growing Danish retailer, uses OutSystems Agent Experience to bring governed agentic AI into its software development lifecycle. The company combines external coding agents like Claude with the Enterprise Context Graph and built-in architectural guardrails. Therefore, developers can analyze full application dependencies without re-specifying prompt context. This delivers higher-quality analytics and automated documentation. In addition, developers feed process markups directly into OutSystems Mentor to make applications production-ready. A single developer built an application in just two weeks, down from a month and a half. Strict enterprise security and governance stayed in place.
“OutSystems Agent Experience is game-changing,” said Mike Neyman, Director of Software Integration and Operations, YESCO. “The platform’s open, model-independent approach, lets us keep using our coding agents of choice, and helps us delight executives and customers with AI innovation while maintaining the governance and security required for enterprise use.”
Additionally, OutSystems announced Agentic First Notice of Loss, a new insurance offering in its Agentic Industry Solutions portfolio. It launches in November. Starting today, insurers can access the Insurance Agent Kit on OutSystems Forge, complete with pre-built claims agents. Together with the recently launched Agentic Loan Applications for banking, these offerings accelerate AI adoption in regulated industries. Finally, with Agent Experience, anyone can customize these components easily using their preferred coding agents.
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