Cursor and Claude on every developer's machine
Installed and configured the same way for everyone, with the Salesforce extensions, your project settings and our starter skills in place from day one.
For Salesforce delivery, dev and build teams
We set up Cursor, Claude, the Salesforce CLI, Jira and your DevOps pipeline as one connected system, tuned to your team's standards. Your developers spend less time on boilerplate, rework and review loops, and more time delivering stories.
Set up around the tools your delivery team already uses
Delivery throughput
Building the feature is rarely what slows a Salesforce team down. It's the work around it: chasing requirements, writing the same patterns again, scrambling for test coverage, review ping-pong and failed validations. The setup takes the friction out of every stage of a story.
Vague stories. Developers stop mid-build to chase answers.
Stories refined from Jira with clear acceptance criteria before the sprint starts.
Triggers, handlers, components and Flows written from scratch every time.
Work starts from your own patterns, with the AI aware of your org through the Salesforce CLI.
Test classes rushed at the end of the sprint to hit coverage.
Tests written alongside each story, including bulk, negative and permission cases.
Pull requests bounce back two or three times for the same avoidable issues.
An automatic first review catches them, so human reviews focus on design.
Validations fail late on limits, missing tests or hard-coded IDs.
Common causes of failed deployments are caught before the change leaves the sandbox.
Release notes, checklists and Jira updates done by hand after hours.
Drafted from the finished work, with Jira updated automatically.
Throughput calculator
We've started with conservative numbers. Adjust them to match your team and you'll see the effect on stories delivered per sprint and on cost.
What's included
A single, fixed-scope engagement. Here's what your delivery team ends up with.
Installed and configured the same way for everyone, with the Salesforce extensions, your project settings and our starter skills in place from day one.
The AI reads how your org is built and works safely in sandboxes, so it stops suggesting things that don't fit.
Stories come in with the context the AI needs. Summaries, links and status updates go back automatically.
Every change gets a first review against your standards inside Copado, Gearset, DevOps Center, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps or Bitbucket. Your approvals stay as they are.
Naming, coding rules, security policies and your definition of done, written into the tools.
Sandboxes only, no live customer data, no secrets in prompts. Documented for your security team.
Hands-on sessions on your own backlog, a playbook and a trained internal owner.
Want to know exactly what your setup would include?
Scope your setup on a callHow it works
Week 1
We map how your team delivers today: your standards, Jira workflow, pipeline and where sprint time goes.
Weeks 2–3
We install and configure the tools, connect your org, Jira and pipeline, and tailor our starter skills to your standards.
Week 4
Your developers use it on real stories in a live sprint while we coach and fine-tune.
From then on
Your internal owner takes over with the playbook. No retainer and no lock-in.
Scope and price are fixed and agreed in writing before we start.
Fits your pipeline
Stories still start in Jira and still go through your DevOps tool and your approvals. The setup removes the slow, repetitive parts in between.
Steps the setup adds or speeds up
In 30 minutes, we'll look at how your team delivers today and show you where the extra capacity would come from.
Included with every setup
A skill is a short set of instructions that teaches the AI to do one delivery task well, the way an experienced Salesforce developer would. Ours come from real projects, so your team doesn't start from a blank page. We adapt each one to your standards during the setup, and your team can keep improving them in your own repository.
Story refiner · Impact checker
Solution designer · Data model advisor
Apex · Lightning components · Flows
Test writer · Test data builder
Standards · Security · Limits
Release notes · Deployment checklist
2-minute check
Seven quick questions. You'll get a readiness level and where we'd start to lift your throughput.
From the blog
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FAQ
By removing the slow, repetitive work around each story: clarifying requirements, writing boilerplate, writing tests, going back and forth in review and preparing releases. The time your developers get back goes into delivering more stories, without adding people or changing your process.
It's a fixed price, based on your team size and the tools you use. We'll give you a written quote after a 30-minute call, before you commit to anything.
You can, and many teams start that way. Out of the box, though, these tools don't know your org, your standards or Salesforce's limits, and they aren't connected to Jira or your pipeline. The setup is what turns them into a reliable part of how your team delivers.
No. We plug into the tool you already use, whether that's Copado, Gearset, DevOps Center, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps or Bitbucket. Your branches, approvals and release calendar stay the same.
No. We set up whichever your company has approved, or both. The same standards and skills work in each, so developers can use the tool they prefer and still get consistent results.
The AI tools work with sandboxes and your code, not live customer data. We document exactly what each tool can see, so your security team can review and approve it before anyone starts.
We've used deliberately conservative starting numbers, and you can change every one of them. On our first call, we'll look at your team's actual sprints and give you an estimate based on those.
No. Everything lives in your repository and your accounts, with a playbook and a trained internal owner. You can book a check-in later if you'd like one, but you won't need it.
Have a question that isn't here?
Ask us on a callGet started
Tell us a little about your team. We'll come prepared with questions and leave you with a clear view of what the setup involves and how much extra throughput it could unlock.
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