we are trying to integrate an agentic AI with wM code base (repo) so that agent can understand the existing code and generate similar code for another requirement. Could anyone provide inputs if anyone has worked on such usecase . also please suggest which models works best with this approach (Qwen, Minimax, GPT, Gemma )

A colleague of mine recently attempted that with limited results

Wayne Leishman recently created a library topic on something promising IBM may be close to releasing

https://community.ibm.com/community/user/viewdocument/overview-and-demo-of-ibm-webmethods-flow-pilot-may-22nd-2026?CommunityKey=82b75916-ed06-4a13-8eb6-0190da9f1bfa&tab=librarydocuments

From what I understood, it will only be available for the very latest version of Integration Server/Designer. It relies on transpiling to/from Flow XML from/to a new Flow programming language with a formal grammar. This new language and grammar gives the AI models enough semantic information to reason about the code

Seems like they could also release a command line tool that does those same transformations for existing repos.

Thanks Dave for this info was helpful. The webMethods Flow Pilot is a great step ahead.

Do you know if any official documentation related to webMethods Flow Pilot regarding usage, setup and tutorials has been released in the Public domain yet?

Can you be a bit more specific? What requirements are we talking about and how do you envision the workflow?

In general you can create and change Flow services programmatically, also on older versions. But those are undocumented APIs.

But again, a more detailed description would be helpful