Plan Salesforce features in
Force1 turns a one-paragraph requirement into a buildable plan grounded in your real org metadata. Approve, edit, or reject every piece — your local Claude Code writes the React or LWC and ships it through SFDX.
Bring your own Salesforce org and Claude Code subscription.
Force1 planner · live
streamingprojects · broker-onboarding · BrokerOnboardingWizard
Capitated Bundle wizard plan
New objects
Relationships
Capitated_Bundle__c · fields
5 will be created| API name | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name__c | Text(80) | approved | ✓ ✗ ✎ |
| Tax_Id__c | Text(20) | approved | ✓ ✗ ✎ |
| Service_Type__c | MultiPicklist | edited | ✓ ✗ ✎ |
| Effective_From__c | Date | approved | ✓ ✗ ✎ |
| Account__c | Lookup(Account) | pending | ✓ ✗ ✎ |
Built for Salesforce teams in every vertical
For the architects who'd rather ship than scaffold.
Force1 reads your org's actual schema, classes, triggers, and flows — then plans only what fits. No generic boilerplate. No invented fields. No "now go connect this manually" footnotes.
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React Multi-Framework · LWC · GraphQL UI API. One target per requirement.
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Plans grounded in your scanned org metadata.
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No starter-kit fluff. Plans only what your requirement needs.
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Plan → review → Claude Code writes → SFDX deploys.
From a paragraph to a deployed feature
Four steps. Two tools. None of the boilerplate.
Plans grounded in your real org
Force1 scans your org via SOQL — every customizable object, every custom field, every Apex class and trigger. The planner only references things that actually exist in your schema.
Live schema reference
scanned 2m agoApprove, edit, or remap before anything is created
Every feature, object, field, UI component, and GraphQL query is its own approve / reject / edit decision. Don't want a new field — remap it to an existing one with one click. Finalize stays disabled until every item is decided.
Plan review
1 pendingInteractive prototypes before you ship
Once the plan is approved, Force1 generates clickable Salesforce-styled HTML prototypes of every UI component — wizards advance, inputs validate, tables sort. Validate the flow with stakeholders before a single component lands in your org.
Interactive prototype
Step 1 of 3 · Identify the broker
React Multi-Framework or LWC. Your call.
Pick the framework that fits the team and the org. Force1's planner adapts component specs and Claude Code writes the right files: .tsx for the React Multi-Framework, or .html / .js / .js-meta.xml LWC bundles. Same plan UX — different output.
Pick once, plan adapts
.tsx in the Salesforce React Multi-Framework UIBundle. Vite + Tailwind + shadcn primitives. GraphQL UI API for data.
Lightning Web Components with @wire(graphql) reads, NavigationMixin routing. Deployed straight to force-app/main/default/lwc/.
LWC frontend, Apex for transactional logic GraphQL UI API can't express, GraphQL for reads. Plan-level support today.
Server-side automation — triggers, services, batchables. No UI. Plans Apex stubs with kind, signature, and bulk-safe expectations.
Three steps. One workflow.
Plan in the web. Build with Claude Code in VSCode. Deploy through your own SFDX. Force1 stitches the pieces.
Plan
Describe what you want. Force1 plans the data model, GraphQL queries, and UI components — every proposal traceable back to your real schema.
Build
Approve the plan and Claude Code writes the code in VSCode — React Multi-Framework or LWC. Your subscription, no per-token bills.
Deploy
Build & Deploy Bundle, or push individual LWCs, straight to your scratch org or sandbox via SFDX. No CI dance.
However you want to start
Three modes for the three ways teams actually scope work.
I have one thing to build now
Describe a single task — get a focused plan and working code in one sitting. Best for scoped tickets and prototypes.
I have user stories to build
Paste your full backlog of stories. Force1 groups them, designs the data model once, and proposes screens for every flow.
I have a project to plan
Step-by-step discovery with reviews at each stage. For teams scoping a new initiative from scratch.
Stitched together with the tools you already trust
Stop scaffolding.
Start shipping.
Free during beta. Bring your own Salesforce org and your Claude Code subscription — Force1 handles everything in between.