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Agent V1 is being deprecated. Migrate your agents to V2 before December 7, 2026, when Agent V1 will be fully deprecated and no longer supported.

Overview

What’s changing

Agent V1 was designed primarily for chat-only LLM interactions. It does not support the newer capabilities required for tool calling and multiple tool calls within an agent — capabilities the platform’s updated agent architecture is built around. Agent V1 is being deprecated as part of this transition. To ensure continued functionality and avoid any disruption, migrate your existing V1 agents to Agent V2 before the deprecation date.

What to expect next

1

Now — Migrate your V1 agents

Migrate any agents still running on Agent V1 to Agent V2, which supports tool calling and multiple tool calls within a single agent.
2

December 7, 2026 — Deprecation

Agent V1 is fully deprecated and no longer supported. Any agent still on V1 after this date is affected.

Impact

Chat-only interactions

Agent V1 supports chat-only LLM interactions and does not support tool calling or multiple tool calls within an agent.

Action required before December 7, 2026

Migrate existing V1 agents to Agent V2 to avoid disruption once Agent V1 is no longer supported.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Migrate any existing Agent V1 agents to Agent V2 before December 7, 2026, when Agent V1 will be fully deprecated and no longer supported.
Agent V1 was designed primarily for chat-only LLM interactions and does not support tool calling or multiple tool calls within an agent — capabilities required by the platform’s updated agent architecture.
Agent V1 will be fully deprecated and no longer supported after December 7, 2026. We recommend completing migration as early as possible to avoid disruption.
Reach out to your Automation Anywhere Account Manager or TAM for assistance with migration.

Support

For questions about this deprecation or migration assistance, reach out to your Automation Anywhere Account Manager or TAM.

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