ApexGuru Insights

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"ApexGuru Insights": Have you guys tried it?  Please note that it's only available in Unlimited Editions

ApexGuru automates the detection of critical anti-patterns and performance hotspots in your apex code (runtime profiles) and provides customers with AI-driven insights and prescriptive code recommendations.

ApexGuru is a solution that helps Salesforce Developers improve the quality of their Apex code by identifying and addressing critical anti-patterns and hotspots. It uses runtime profiles to provide actionable insights and code recommendations, powered by state-of-the-art generative AI models developed in collaboration with Salesforce AI Research. With ApexGuru, developers can effectively tackle critical scale issues in their Apex code. The best part is that ApexGuru is available at no extra charge to all Scale Center customers, including UE production and full-copy sandbox orgs, signature orgs, and all Scale Test customers.

Considerations

ApexGuru has no impact on organizational performance or storage limits.

The Machine Learning (ML) models in ApexGuru don’t use customer code.

Like Scale Center, ApexGuru isn’t supported in Government Cloud Plus.








Below are some of the specific governor limits that ApexGuru addresses and provides actionable recommendations.

CPU Time: Apex code is allocated a certain amount of CPU time for execution. If the code exceeds this limit, a “CPU time limit exceeded” error is thrown.

SOQL Queries: Salesforce enforces limits on the number of SOQL query issues per transaction. This includes the number of queries issued and the total number of retrieved rows.

Limit on SOQL Statement Length: A maximum of 4,000 characters is allowed for each string within a WHERE clause.

DML Statements: The number of records that can be processed in a single transaction—including inserts and updates—is limited.

Apex Character Limit: This is the aggregate character count in custom Apex codes within the customer’s organization, excluding those from managed packages.





















ApexGuru is a Salesforce feature in Scale Center that utilizes GenAI to fix implementation anti-patterns and hotspots.

ApexGuru is a Salesforce tool that uses AI and ML to detect anti-patterns in Apex code. It provides customized recommendations based on your org's run-time profiles. ApexGuru's AI capabilities are powered by CodeGen models developed and pre-trained by Salesforce's AI Research team.

Note: After enabling ApexGuru in Scale Center, it may take up to 24 hours for reports to appear. Insights are generated within a day of enabling and then weekly afterward.

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