OutSystems Agent Experience
Bring governed AI development to any coding agent
Build with any coding agent—Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Kiro—on OutSystems. Run safely at scale.

Build anywhere, modernize untouchable legacy systems
Securely connect every agent to live enterprise context through standard MCP services. OutSystems Agent Experience enables regulated enterprises to extract business logic trapped in legacy systems and modernize with any AI coding tool on one governed, unified lifecycle.

Bring your AI coding tools
Ungoverned AI tools create silos and technical debt. OutSystems brings your AI coding tools together on one governed enterprise platform.
Ground agents in your context
AI agents need complete system visibility to act safely and accurately. OutSystems provides live enterprise context to keep AI coding tools aligned across the SDLC.


Govern from prompt to production
Move AI from dev to production faster without added risk. OutSystems Agent Experience embeds security, approvals, and auditability into the lifecycle for continuous, compliant delivery.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Agent Experience?
What is Agent Experience?
Agent Experience (AX) is the open platform layer that connects external AI coding tools to OutSystems enterprise context and governance. By exposing a standardized suite of APIs and MCP servers, AX allows AI tools to safely inspect system architecture, execute logic, and build applications on OutSystems without bypassing IT security or breaking existing software dependencies.
What is the Enterprise Context Graph (ECG)?
What is the Enterprise Context Graph (ECG)?
ECG provides a live context layer that gives AI understanding of your organization's software estate, data, and operations. It ensures every AI agent in your enterprise knows how your systems actually work: what connects to what, who's allowed to see it, and what changed. This way agents reason and act safely at every step of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) without creating hidden risk or requiring rework.
What does OutSystems use to connect to our existing AI coding tools?
What does OutSystems use to connect to our existing AI coding tools?
OutSystems connects external AI coding tools using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open, widely adopted industry standard. Rather than forcing you into a proprietary ecosystem, MCP ensures your preferred AI coding tools can securely interact with the OutSystems platform.
How does building on OutSystems cut AI development costs and token spend?
How does building on OutSystems cut AI development costs and token spend?
Most AI coding tools guess blindly, wasting time and money figuring out your business setup. By giving AI direct access to how your systems work, it gets instant context from day one. This eliminates trial-and-error, cuts project costs, and delivers accurate results on the first pass.
How does OutSystems ensure AI agents follow enterprise security and governance policies?
How does OutSystems ensure AI agents follow enterprise security and governance policies?
All AI-driven code and actions pass through a single governed platform lifecycle. Agent Experience automatically applies role-based access controls (RBAC), security guardrails, human approval gates, and audit trails across every agentic workflow—preventing unauthorized bypass of IT policies before deployment.
Can developers use third-party AI tools like AWS Transform, Claude Code, or Cursor for legacy modernization projects?
Can developers use third-party AI tools like AWS Transform, Claude Code, or Cursor for legacy modernization projects?
Yes. Through standard MCP services, developers can connect their preferred tools directly into the platform. Agents access full system context to safely build, test, and deploy modernized components within a single governed lifecycle.






