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A few snapshots from TDX 2026 with the team. It was a great few days of learning, conversations, and seeing firsthand where Salesforce is heading next. Beyond the announcements, events like these are always a reminder that the best insights often come from the people you meet, the discussions you have, and the ideas you bring back to your teams.

  After attending TDX 2026 , one thing stood out clearly: this was not just another product update cycle, but a meaningful shift in how Salesforce is evolving. The announcement that caught my attention most was Headless 360. It represents a major change in how we think about interacting with the Salesforce platform. Instead of being tied to the traditional browser-based experience, agents and developer tools can now work directly with the Salesforce ecosystem through APIs and modern interfaces. This creates new possibilities for deeper integrations, smarter automation, and more flexible composable architectures that extend well beyond the UI. Here are a few highlights that stood out to me: Salesforce Headless 360​ Agent Script going open source​ Agentforce Vibes 2.0​ Agent Exchange​ Salesforce Multi-Framework​ Agentforce Experience Layer (AXL)​ Agentforce Labs​ Agentforce Vibes 2.0 – AI is moving closer to being context-aware from day one. Instead of a heavy setup, it starts unders...

  Please visit here for more details - https://ayaninsights.com/guestblogs/setting-up-claude-in-vs-code/ In this blog, I explain how Salesforce developers can set up and use Claude directly inside Visual Studio Code to improve their daily development workflow. The blog walks through the prerequisites, including Visual Studio Code, Salesforce CLI, the Salesforce Extension Pack, the Claude Code extension, and access to Claude. It also covers the authorization process required to connect Claude with VS Code and start using the Claude panel within the development environment. I share several practical Salesforce examples, such as generating bulkified Apex triggers with handler classes, converting business requirements into Apex logic, creating Lightning Web Components, building REST API integrations using Named Credentials, and explaining complex Salesforce code in simple terms. Claude can help developers create initial code structures, write SOQL queries, generate test methods, review...

  Please visit here for more details - https://ayaninsights.com/guestblogs/agentforce-ai-data-libraries/ In this blog, I explain why Data Libraries are the foundation of reliable and trusted Agentforce AI experiences. Agentforce does not automatically know everything about an organization. It retrieves answers from approved information stored in a Data Library. This can include Salesforce Knowledge articles, CRM records, uploaded documents, and other indexed data sources. When this information is clear, current, accessible, and well organized, Agentforce can provide accurate and confident responses. The blog highlights three essential requirements: the Data Library must be active, the correct content must be added and indexed, and the Agentforce user must have the necessary permissions. Missing permissions, unpublished articles, hidden records, or outdated indexes can prevent the agent from finding the right answers. I also discuss common issues, such as “no answer found” responses...

Just wrapped up an incredible experience at #Salesforce #TDX 2025! 🚀 It was always amazing to dive into the latest and greatest technologies from Salesforce, especially Agentforce and Data Cloud—both of which are making big waves in the ecosystem. From insightful sessions to hands-on learning, there was something to take away from every corner of the event. One of the coolest highlights? Meeting Henry—the humanoid powered by Agentforce! 🤖 I had a few conversations with him, asking event-related questions, and I was truly amazed by the accuracy and depth of his responses. It’s incredible to see how AI and automation are evolving within the Salesforce ecosystem! Beyond the tech, the best part was meeting with old friends, making new ones, and exchanging insights with some of the brightest minds in the ecosystem. The energy, the knowledge sharing, and the excitement for what’s coming next—it was truly inspiring! Top 6 highlights from Salesforce #TDX2025: Agentforce 2dx takes center stag...