I'm really impressed that I could port the Aquiva Labs #MyOrgButler from@OpenAI to #Agentforce within minutes. It's using only a single 50-line Apex Action and none of the standard actions. #DF24 Dreamforce youtube.com/watch?v=_BCraO…

I could partially recreate Aquiva Labs DIY agent #MyOrgButler with #AgentForce in a Trailhead org. I moved OpenAI instructions to DF and converted the "Call arbitrary SF APIs" tool to an action. And it worked, it self-corrected errors and provided smart answers. Nice! #df24

Great Salesforce is discarding its previous Copilot concept and implementation and now seems to envision something much closer to #MyOrgButler, which Aquiva Labs had built with OpenAi assistants a while ago. I am really curious what timeline and pricetags #DF24 will reveal.

*Fear prevents customers from experimenting* I see no reason why Partners and customers should not use OpenAI Assitant API to build an Agent layer on top of trusted Apex and Flow code like Aquiva Labs showed in the #MyOrgButler app. All of this is GA and cheap.

I recently shared a study criticizing AI Coding Agents for causing code bloat. Because they never factor in existing code. Here is a real example. When I added a major feature to #MyOrgButler recently, 40% of my work was rework, simplification and reuse of existing code.

The latest AI trend is Agentic tools. Aquiva Labs #MyOrgButler is the Open Source showcase for Salesforce. We just added a Long-Running capability so it autonomously perform tasks in the future. Thanks Don Robins for sparking this idea. 🤖✨ github.com/aquivalabs/my-…

It's just a PoC that I built today. But it shows the capabilities of Aquiva Labs OpenAI-based assistant. Thanks, Ch. Szandor Knapp, for your idea: #MyOrgButler now creates org metadata for you. For example, Custom Object and Field from a PlantUML draft. 😎 github.com/aquivalabs/my-…

Today is #ChatGPT4's first birthday! We Aquiva Labs have experimented heavily with AI & Salesforce in this crazy year. You probably saw me brag about #DMD, #MyOrgButler, and #AYD. I just published an in-depth Salesforce Ben article about what we learned. salesforceben.com/beyond-the-hyp…

Phil W Yes, #MyOrgButler uses a paid OpenAI Account where no data is used for training. But you are right that native AI is more trustworthy. It's only an experiment to show available alternatives that don't cost 50 USD/user/month. I also doubt the feasibility of the action concept.

Inspired by Keir Bowden and others playing with Salesforce's new Beta Einstein Copilots, I want to share a few superpowers of our own Open Source In Org Assistant #MyOrgButler. github.com/aquivalabs/my-…

A few more experiments with Einstein Copilots. Currently, the OpenAI-based #MyOrgButler is far ahead.