Sizzle Reel Kit: How an Agent Makes a 30-Second Feature Video
Agent instructions for a 30-second Salesforce feature sizzle reel: the full kit source, how to run it, and the writing rubric.
• Matt Dennis
Breakthrough UI Lab: The Design System That Finally Gets Users
Twenty-five revolutionary Salesforce-native patterns that turn hostile UX into a platform. Confirm cascades, forever skeletons, and FAB storms — shipping as innovation.
• Matt Dennis
Introducing the Business Jank Suite
Eighteen Salesforce-native enterprise surfaces for alignment velocity, calendar entropy, and other metrics your board already believes are real.
• Matt Dennis
Field History From Backup CSVs
Salesforce Field History only tracks what you enable. We already had daily full-object backups in Own — this local toolkit turns them into queryable day-by-day field history.
• Matt Dennis
Two Claude Code Skills That Keep My Salesforce Work From Evaporating
How /daily and /foreman split Jira sync from agent dispatch, and why a single gitignored map.md file is the only thing that survives between sessions.
• Matt Dennis
One Work Loop for Cloud Agents
A seven-step work loop, four modes, and a PROD → SCRATCH → AGENT_DEV org model that keep ephemeral Cursor agents shipping Salesforce changes without inventing process each run.
• Matt Dennis
I Built an SLDS 2 Skill. It Was Actually SLDS 1.
Reworking a Claude Code skill for Salesforce Lightning Web Components turned up a mislabeled design-system version, a linter that lies by omission, and a lesson in hedging honestly.
• Matt Dennis
Switch to Salesforce Classic From Anywhere (One Bookmarklet)
Reverse-engineering Salesforce's Lightning Classic switcher: the /ltng/switcher URL, referrer encoding, and a bookmarklet that skips the profile menu.
• Matt Dennis
318 Batch Jobs, 0 Work Orders, 1 Dead URL
Production IME sync: Named Credentials on a retired host, 302 auth failures in AsyncApexJob, and zero WorkOrderId__c stamped back. Co-written with Claude.
• Matt Dennis & Claude
The LLM Council: Multi-Agent Orchestration for Technical Planning
Running competing AI agents in parallel and having them review each other's work through a skeptical council — a pattern for better technical plans.
• Matt Dennis