Description
The Automation API is evolving from a job-processing service into the execution layer for running Autodesk engine workloads at scale. This session traces that evolution, from reusable automation bundles toward flexible, agent-driven workflows, and where it is heading next. We will look at how the platform is being built for reliability at scale, how it provides dedicated, isolated compute and flexible compute options for demanding workloads, and how it is becoming the place where AI agents run Autodesk engine work: supporting always-on engine sessions for iterative agents, surfacing core desktop capabilities to agent-driven workflows, and enabling no-code workflow integration. Using real-world scenarios, we will connect these pieces into the broader Autodesk Platform Services story. This session is relevant whether you are building on Autodesk Platform Services or planning for the future of automation in your workflows.
Key Learnings
- Understand how flexible compute options, including ways to accelerate demanding workloads, meet scale and performance needs.
- Discover how the automation API is evolving from reusable automation bundles into an execution layer for agent-driven workflows.
- Learn how the automation API serves as an execution layer for AI, supporting always-on engine sessions, agent-driven workflows, and no-code integration.
- See how the automation and execution layer fits into the broader Autodesk Platform Services strategy and your team's integration opportunities.