Currently, the only available export format for wizards is the proprietary .DWIZ
file, which is primarily intended for re-importing into the Studio environment. This format is not human-readable and limits the ability to analyze or share wizard logic outside the platform.
Introducing an option to export wizards in a readable, structured text format—such as JSON or XML—would enable broader use cases. This format should include:
A step-by-step breakdown of the wizard flow
Actions triggered at step start, during execution, and at step end
Navigation logic between steps
Error-handling pathways
Advanced commands and configurations
Such an export would support tasks like automated documentation, bug detection, and process improvement suggestions using LLMs. It would also empower non-RPA specialists to better understand, debug, and interact with wizards—facilitating onboarding, handovers, and chatbot-based support when RPA experts are unavailable.