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Ship Salesforce code at the speed of thought.

kairosa is the AI tool builder for Salesforce developers — generate Apex, scaffold LWCs, hit 75% coverage, and untangle SOQL without ever leaving your flow.

Loved by admins-turned-devs and seasoned architects alike.

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public with sharing class AccountTriggerHandler {
// Generated by kairosa · bulk-safe
public static void onAfterInsert(List<Account> accs) {
List<Task> tasks = new List<Task>();
for (Account acc : accs) {
tasks.add(new Task(
WhatId = acc.Id,
Subject = 'Welcome ' + acc.Name
));
}
insert tasks;
}
}
Test class generated92% coverage

Plays nicely with your stack

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The toolkit

A copilot for every step of the Salesforce dev loop

Six tools that understand Apex, LWC, SOQL and the platform's hard edges — not generic code that happens to compile.

Apex Autopilot

Describe the behavior; get trigger-handler-pattern Apex with bulkification and guard clauses baked in.

LWC Scaffolder

Spin up Lightning Web Components — HTML, JS, CSS, meta.xml and Jest tests — from a one-line prompt.

Coverage Closer

Auto-generate Apex test classes that actually assert, and clear the 75% deployment gate on the first try.

SOQL Optimizer

Catch non-selective filters, missing indexes and N+1 queries before they hit governor limits.

Flow & Automation Builder

Turn requirements into record-triggered Flows — and explain what an inherited Flow really does.

Guardian Review

AI code review for CRUD/FLS, SOQL injection and security-review readiness on every pull request.

Mergeable by default

It writes Apex you'd actually merge.

No generic snippets that ignore the platform. kairosa understands governor limits, bulkification and the conventions your reviewers expect — so the diff is ready for a real pull request.

  • Bulk-safe — no SOQL or DML inside loops
  • Trigger-handler pattern, one trigger per object
  • Named Credentials over hardcoded secrets
  • No hardcoded IDs, ever
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public with sharing class AccountTriggerHandler {
// Generated by kairosa · bulk-safe
public static void onAfterInsert(List<Account> accs) {
List<Task> tasks = new List<Task>();
for (Account acc : accs) {
tasks.add(new Task(
WhatId = acc.Id,
Subject = 'Welcome ' + acc.Name
));
}
insert tasks;
}
}
Test class generated92% coverage

How it works

From prompt to green deployment

Three steps. You stay in control of every diff.

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Connect your org

Authorize a sandbox or scratch org, or just open VS Code. kairosa reads your metadata to stay platform-native.

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Prompt in plain English

Describe the trigger, component or test you need. kairosa drafts Apex, LWC or Flows in your conventions.

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Review, test, deploy

Read the diff, run the generated tests, clear coverage and push with confidence. You stay in control.

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fewer security-review findings

Loved by builders

Teams ship calmer with kairosa

kairosa turned our coverage scramble into a non-event. It writes test classes that actually assert behavior — we cleared 90% on the first deploy.
PNPriya NairLead Salesforce Engineer
It understands governor limits the way a senior dev does. The bulkified Apex it generates is genuinely mergeable, not generic boilerplate.
MRMarcus ReedSolution Architect
Guardian Review caught a CRUD/FLS gap before it ever reached our security review. That alone paid for the year.
ECElena CostaCRM Platform Manager

Your next deployment is one prompt away.

Start free — no credit card, and no org connection required to try it.