# Production-ready Apex and Lightning components, not snippets.

> SyncOnAI 360's Apex and LWC Builder pairs a Lightning Web Component builder with Apex Logic, a visual editor for Apex. AI drafts code around your org's own patterns, every Apex edit is checked so a change that would not compile is refused, and a component ships together with its Apex controller and test.

Source: https://synconai360.com/features/apex

## Key facts

- **700+**: Components in the library, generated from Salesforce's own source
- **5**: Views of one Apex class: Architecture, Logic, Data, Runtime, Code
- **0**: Non-compiling Apex edits accepted
- **75%**: Coverage Salesforce requires, tested on production deploys

## Why AI-written Salesforce code often makes more work

Code generators produce something that looks right. Then it meets a real org: governor limits, existing trigger handlers, sharing rules, a test coverage bar and a review process that was not built for a flood of generated code.

- **Not bulk-safe.** Generated Apex often queries or updates inside a loop. It passes a single-record test and fails the first time a data load runs.
- **Ignores your patterns.** Your org has a trigger handler framework and naming conventions. Code that ignores them adds a second way of doing everything.
- **No tests, or token tests.** Production deploys need coverage. Tests written as an afterthought assert nothing and leave the next developer to discover what the code really does.
- **Two sides that drift.** A component button and the Apex method it calls are written separately. Change one and the other breaks at runtime.

## What is visual Apex editing?

Apex Logic shows the same Apex class five ways: Architecture, Logic, Data, Runtime and Code. Edit in whichever view makes sense and the others follow. Every edit is checked, and a change that would not compile is refused, so the class is never left broken.

Code too complex to draw stays as a code block; nothing is simplified away to fit the picture. That makes Apex reviewable by admins and architects as well as developers, without anyone losing the detail.

- Five views over one class
- Edits that would not compile are refused
- Complex code kept as code, never simplified away

## How do you build Lightning Web Components with AI?

The Component Builder lets you configure any property on any element it understands, with an inspector that explains what each property does. A library of more than 700 components, generated from Salesforce's own source, is ready to drop in.

Wire real event handlers, decide where the component can be placed and which properties an admin can set in App Builder, and start from nothing or open a component from the org. The AI drafts and edits alongside you, with its changes shown as previews.

- Every understood property configurable, with explanations
- 700+ components from Salesforce's own source
- Real event handlers and App Builder settings
- Start fresh or open any component in the org

## How does generated Apex follow best practice?

Generated Apex follows Salesforce best practices from the first draft, including bulkification and trigger handler patterns, and is built around your org's own patterns. The Apex Engineer and LWC Developer agents bring specialist instructions and tools to each task.

Call Apex wires a button in a component to an Apex method by writing both sides together, and undoes both if either fails, so the component and its controller can never drift apart.

- Bulkified, trigger-handler-aware code from the first draft
- Apex Engineer and LWC Developer specialist agents
- Call Apex writes both sides together, or neither

## How does Salesforce code get deployed with tests?

A component can be proposed together with its Apex controller and its test, as one change. The proposal carries named pre-flight checks and its blast radius, and production needs an approval from an admin other than the author.

Production deploys that include Apex run its tests, and Salesforce requires 75% coverage. If a deploy fails, Salesforce's reason is shown and Fix in chat takes you straight to the conversation with the error.

- Component, controller and test in one proposal
- Apex tests run on production deploys
- Fix in chat from any failed deploy
- Receipts and rollback for every deploy

## Can you build Lightning pages the same way?

The Lightning Page Builder draws the page as the page, with regions and components where they really sit. X-Ray shows what each part of the page is and what it depends on, and Diff turns a change into a design review by comparing your draft with the org's page side by side.

Persona preview shows the page as a given profile would see it, and a page can be started and deployed without the AI model at all. A live preview with real records, changing the page template and editing advanced visibility rules are not available yet, and the builder says so rather than pretending otherwise.

- The page drawn as it really renders
- X-Ray of every part and what it depends on
- Draft against org compared side by side
- Persona preview by profile

## How building code works

1. **Describe.** Ask for the component or class, or open one from the org.
2. **Build.** Configure the component and edit Apex as logic or code, with AI previews beside you.
3. **Wire.** Connect buttons to Apex methods with both sides written together.
4. **Propose.** Ship the component, controller and test as one proposal.
5. **Deploy.** Tests run, a second admin approves production, and the receipt records it.

## Salesforce code, with and without SyncOnAI 360

| Without | With SyncOnAI 360 |
|---|---|
| Snippets that ignore governor limits | Bulk-safe code built on your org's patterns |
| Apex only developers can review | Five views of every class, including plain logic |
| Edits that break compilation | Non-compiling edits refused |
| Components and controllers that drift | Both sides written and undone together |
| Tests as an afterthought | Component, controller and test proposed as one change |

## Who uses Apex Logic

- **Salesforce developers.** Read and edit Apex as logic or as code, with edits that would not compile refused, and propose classes with their tests as one change.
- **Salesforce admins.** Understand what an Apex class does from a readable view of its logic, without reading the code line by line.
- **Consultancies.** Review and change client Apex faster, with every edit validated against the org and approved before it reaches production.
- **Salesforce architects.** See how a class fits the org's existing patterns and what depends on it before a change is made.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can AI write production-ready Apex?

SyncOnAI 360 drafts Apex that follows best practices such as bulkification and trigger handlers, built around your org's patterns, and ships it with tests through checks and approval. Every edit is checked, and edits that would not compile are refused.

### What is Apex Logic?

Apex Logic is a visual editor for Apex inside the Component Builder. It shows one class in Architecture, Logic, Data, Runtime and Code views, and refuses any edit that would not compile.

### Does it support Lightning Web Components?

Yes. The Component Builder configures Lightning Web Components, with a library of more than 700 components generated from Salesforce's own source, real event handlers and App Builder settings.

### Are tests generated with the code?

A component can be proposed with its Apex controller and its test as one change. Production deploys that include Apex run its tests, as Salesforce requires.

### Can we keep our code in Git?

Yes. Teams that keep Apex and LWC in Git can continue to, and a workspace admin can connect GitHub from Integrations.

### What happens if a deploy fails?

Salesforce's reason is shown on the deploy, and Fix in chat opens the conversation with the error so the AI can help resolve it.

### Can the Lightning Page Builder deploy without AI?

Yes. A Lightning page can be started and deployed from the Page Builder without using the AI model.

### Who approves code changes?

Sandbox deploys go straight through for testing. Production needs an approved proposal, and with two or more admins the approver must be someone other than the author.

### What can the Lightning Page Builder not do yet?

It does not yet offer a live preview with real records, changes to the page template or editing of advanced visibility rules.

### Which agents help with code?

The Apex Engineer agent works on Apex classes, triggers and tests, and the LWC Developer agent on Lightning Web Components. Each lists its tools and whether each reads or writes.

### Are the Apex and LWC builders included on the free plan?

Every plan includes every feature. Free covers one user and one production org with its sandboxes, on your own Anthropic or OpenAI key, with no credit card and no time limit. Paid plans include AI and cover more people and production orgs.

### Does Apex Logic change how our code is stored?

No. Apex Logic is a way of viewing and editing ordinary Apex classes. Code too complex to draw stays as a code block, and the class deployed to Salesforce is plain Apex.

### Can a component and its Apex be deployed together?

Yes. A Lightning Web Component can be proposed together with its Apex controller and its test, as one change that goes through the same checks and approval.