Describe the logic. Get working Apex.
Triggers, classes, and validation, written by the agent from plain English, tested in a sandbox, and deployed with your approval. No copy-paste from a chat window.
Write a trigger that stops duplicate Contacts from being created with the same email.
Why it's production-safe
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Yes, AI can write Apex, and the gap between “it compiles” and “it is safe to deploy” is the whole job. Clientell’s agent generates triggers, classes, and validation from a plain-English description, but it writes the way a senior Salesforce developer would: bulkified, governor-limit aware, no SOQL or DML inside loops, and handling both insert and update. Then it runs the code in a sandbox and deploys to production only on your approval, with rollback ready. Below is a simplified example of what that looks like.
Describe the logic in plain English; the agent writes the trigger, class, or validation.
The code is bulkified and governor-limit aware (no SOQL or DML inside loops), the way production Apex must be.
Salesforce requires 75% Apex test coverage to deploy to production; the agent can generate test classes too.
Tested in a sandbox, deployed only on your approval, with rollback. SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR.
Worked example
From one sentence to deployable Apex
You ask
"Write a trigger that stops duplicate Contacts from being created with the same email."
The agent generates
trigger ContactDuplicateGuard on Contact (before insert, before update) { ContactDuplicateGuardHandler.preventDuplicateEmails(Trigger.new);} public with sharing class ContactDuplicateGuardHandler { public static void preventDuplicateEmails(List<Contact> incoming) { // Gather the emails being saved Set<String> emails = new Set<String>(); for (Contact c : incoming) { if (String.isNotBlank(c.Email)) emails.add(c.Email.toLowerCase()); } if (emails.isEmpty()) return; // One bulk SOQL query, never inside the loop (governor-safe) Map<String, Id> existingByEmail = new Map<String, Id>(); for (Contact existing : [SELECT Id, Email FROM Contact WHERE Email IN :emails]) { existingByEmail.put(existing.Email.toLowerCase(), existing.Id); } // Block the save when the email already belongs to another contact for (Contact c : incoming) { if (String.isBlank(c.Email)) continue; Id matchId = existingByEmail.get(c.Email.toLowerCase()); if (matchId != null && matchId != c.Id) { c.Email.addError('A contact with this email already exists.'); } } }}Notice what makes it safe: one SOQL query outside the loop instead of one per record, a case-insensitive email match, and the matchId != c.Id check so updating an existing contact does not flag itself. This is a simplified illustration of the agent's output, not a copy of any one customer's code.
01How it works
From a sentence to shipped, tested code.
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Describe the logic
Tell the agent what the trigger, class, or rule should do, in plain English.
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It writes the Apex
The agent generates the code with Salesforce context, governor limits, and best practices in mind.
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Tested in a sandbox
It runs and validates the code before anything touches production.
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Deployed with approval
Nothing ships to your org without your sign-off, with rollback available.
Frequently asked questions
Questions, answered.
The honest answers on AI-written Apex.
Yes. Clientell's agent generates Apex triggers, classes, and validation logic from a plain-English description, with Salesforce context and governor limits in mind. It executes anonymous Apex and creates or updates Apex through the Salesforce tooling, tests in a sandbox, and deploys with your approval.
The agent tests in a sandbox first and deploys only with your approval, with rollback available. You stay in control of what reaches production. Clientell is SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant.
Yes, that is the point. The agent writes bulkified code that handles many records at once, keeps SOQL and DML outside loops to respect governor limits, and handles both insert and update contexts. The worked example above shows a single bulk query instead of one query per record, which is the difference between code that passes a demo and code that survives a data load.
Salesforce requires at least 75% Apex test coverage to deploy to production. The agent can generate the test class alongside the trigger or class, so you are not left writing tests by hand to get a deploy through. You review and approve both before anything ships.
No. The point is that an admin can describe the logic they need and get working, tested Apex without writing it by hand. Developers use it to move faster on routine code and skip the boilerplate.
Stop hand-writing
routine Apex.
Describe it. Test it. Ship it. Start free and ask the agent for the trigger or class you need. It writes, tests, and deploys with your approval.
Use cases
More ways the agent works your org
The same agent that writes Apex builds the rest of your admin work.