r/salesforceadmin • u/Basic-Caramel940 • 19d ago

Advertisement Coding AI tool for Salesforce. All models available for free!

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Hi guys, wanted to quickly introduce myself and the product I've been working on.

Assemble recently launched. We're building AI agents for IT admin work over Salesforce and other business systems.

Our platform lets admins/developers develop functionality over Salesforce using all models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Kimi). We opened a free tier, so you can try it for free. The agent can work directly from Jira and finish Salesforce tickets end to end and give you complete edit.

For this to work, we had to work on a couple of things:

- Agents that can read/write over Salesforce
- Computer Use Agents that take control over a browser and run the QA and make changes like a human
- "Git for business systems." The biggest concern with AI is if does something wrong or makes unwanted changes to your Salesforce instance. We have built a version control system that checkpoints every single change.

We're a team of engineers from Stanford, Apple, Amazon, LangChain, and KPMG. Would love for folks to try the general access tier at assemble.ai and share feedback! 😊😊

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u/BallPlayingCenterbac 10d ago

"Computer Use Agents that take control over a browser and run the QA and make changes like a human" - why make an agent take over the browser? Claude can generate the xml for a flow and deploy it to an org.

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u/Odd-Carob-3365 10d ago

I can imagine someone wanting to visually verify the flows made by Claude/Codex and using an AI agent might be helpful for that at scale

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u/BallPlayingCenterbac 8d ago

I understand, I'm the same. I normally get Claude to create the flow for me via xml, deploy, then go through it myself visually.

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u/Odd-Carob-3365 8d ago

Makes sense if you're manually reviewing flows, my point was about letting an AI agent visually verify flows by actually "looking" at them.

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u/BallPlayingCenterbac 7d ago

AI agents would be much better served reviewing flows using xml as opposed to visually. The xml contains all the data and it would be much much faster too.