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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Produces sequence diagrams, flowcharts, class diagrams, ERDs, and architecture visualizations for Salesforce systems. Uses Mermaid with ASCII as a fallback.
Uses AI image generation to create Salesforce visuals in PNG or SVG formats. Supports UI mockups, wireframes, and visual entity relationship diagrams.
Helps retrieve official documentation from developer.salesforce.com and help.salesforce.com. Addresses JavaScript-heavy or shell-rendered pages that resist basic fetching.
Supports record-triggered, screen, autolaunched, and scheduled flows, including Flow metadata XML. Uses a 110-point scoring system to assess flow implementations.
Covers Named Credentials, External Services, REST and SOAP callouts, Platform Events, and change data capture. Assesses Salesforce integration architecture with 120-point scoring.
Covers LWC JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and metadata files, plus wire service and SLDS usage. Also supports Jest tests for Lightning Web Components.
Supports creating custom objects, fields, validation rules, and related metadata XML, including profiles. Uses a 120-point scoring system for metadata work.
Answers questions about who can access Salesforce resources. Examines permission sets, permission set groups, their hierarchies, and associated metadata files.
Supports relationship queries, aggregates, query performance analysis, and .soql files. Uses a 100-point scoring system for query generation and evaluation.
Supports Apex test execution, code coverage checks, and test-fix loops. Covers Apex test class files and uses a 120-point scoring system.
Directly retrieves public SH housing application announcements and notices, including list entries, full text, and attachment preview metadata. Supports follow-up actions through official interfaces in Dolsoe.
Defines a visual style inspired by Shadcn/ui. Combines minimal, clean components with a monochrome palette and utility-first patterns.
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