Catch up on my Day 0 recap – spoiler alert: it was raining AI agents! Dreamforce officially opened its doors on 14 October 2025, and the first two days have been a blur of agentic buzzwords, rebrands, and demos that either blew minds or induced eye‑rolls. Here are the most notable announcements – and my attempts to keep a […]
Salesforce buys Apromore — why process intelligence matters for Agentforce
On 9–10 October 2025, Salesforce announced that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Apromore, a process‑intelligence vendor spun out of research at the University of Melbourne and the University of Tartu. The press release notes that Apromore specialises in process mining and simulation, giving organisations an end‑to‑end view of how work flows across front‑, […]
CartaNova: Turning Plain Text into Beautiful HTML (Without Dependencies)
There’s something deeply satisfying about typing plain Markdown.It’s minimal, portable, and human-readable — but when you want to display it on the web, it’s not always easy to find the right library. So I wrote CartaNova (ehm, I vibe coded…sorry I did it again 💁♀️) a lightweight Markdown-to-HTML library written in plain JavaScript. No dependencies, […]
Dreamforce 2025 — quick‑and‑dirty Day 0 recap: it’s raining AI agents!
Date: 13 Oct 2025 (Dreamforce runs 14–16 Oct 2025 in San Francisco) When Salesforce is life and AI‑powered productivity is the new oxygen, even your Slackbot needs an agent. Dreamforce always kicks off with big themes. Last year it was generative AI; this year it’s the Agentic Enterprise. Instead of replacing humans, Salesforce’s vision is to put software agents at […]
100 Apps in 180 Days: How AgentExchange Redefined Salesforce Publishing Speed
This post is brought by Dorian Sabitov, a 6x Salesforce-certified professional and head editor at SFApps.info. Starting as a CRM admin in 2020, he achieved Trailhead Ranger status with multiple Superbadges while developing practical Salesforce expertise. His work blends technical knowledge with real-world applications, helping businesses optimize their CRM systems. Outside tech, he stays active through boxing […]
Making Sense of Salesforce Releases — One Dashboard at a Time
This experiment started after reading a post by Chris Pearson, who shared a clever way to visualize Salesforce release features in a dashboard format. His idea immediately resonated with me — clear, structured, and visual instead of the usual PDF marathon. I loved the concept so much that I decided to take it a step […]
AIDA v0.6.5 – Logs and LLM Love
This release brings one of the most “useful “lab” updates I’ve shipped so far:a full-fledged logging and monitoring system for LLM API calls. Inside the new Logging tab in the settings, you’ll now find: So why this feature? Because I wanted a clear way to track and verify LLM usage, monitor performance, and get a […]
OpenAI’s New AgentKit and ChatGPT Apps: Explained
Yesterday OpenAI unveiled a bunch of new tools that bring AI one step closer to doing tasks for you, not just answering questions. The big news was AgentKit (including a visual Agent Builder and ChatKit), plus ChatGPT Apps. In plain terms, this means ChatGPT can now integrate interactive “apps” (like Spotify or Booking.com) right in […]
Agentforce Vibes: Salesforce Brings “Vibe Coding” to Enterprise Development
Salesforce has officially unveiled Agentforce Vibes, its bold step into the world of “vibe coding”—a natural language-to-code paradigm powered by generative AI. Think of it as telling Salesforce what you want and watching it come to life: Apex classes, Lightning Web Components, Flows, tests, and even deployments. While many vibe-coding experiments to date have been […]
InBuddy v1.3.1 — Jump Straight to What Matters on LinkedIn
We’ve just rolled out InBuddy 1.3.1, and this update puts you in control of where the extension takes you when you click its icon. Choose Your LinkedIn Landing Page Not everyone starts their LinkedIn session the same way—some head straight to the feed, others dive into notifications, and many jump right into messaging. With this […]