Description
Every Salesforce team has a backlog it never gets to.
Small fixes and minor enhancements pile up, and headcount never grows fast enough to clear them.
Cam, the Gearset Agent, clears that backlog for you. Give Cam a ticket and it hands back a Salesforce pull request that’s ready to review, built to your team’s standards and grounded in Salesforce best practice.
This walkthrough shows how Cam turns a real backlog into deployable pull requests:
- Bulk assign backlog tickets and watch Cam work through them all in parallel
- See it build the way your team builds, grounded in Salesforce best practice and always current with your org’s metadata
- Watch it pause for judgment calls, like handling sensitive HR fields, while you check the same org context before deciding
- Approve the plan, preview the result, and ask for changes in plain language before anything ships
- Get a pull request that’s already passed validation and been through the same tests, reviews, and approvals as any other change, so it’s never one that won’t deploy
Your backlog gets cleared, and your team’s freed up to focus on the work that needs their judgment.
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Transcript
Every team has a backlog they never get to. Now I can delegate it to the Gearset agent, a virtual teammate that adds real capacity to my team. I assign it tickets, and it comes back with review ready changes.
Here's my backlog. I bulk assign the tickets, and the agent works them all in parallel. Unlike a generic AI assistant, I don't need to teach it my org. It's grounded in Salesforce best practice, automatically up to date with my metadata, and follows my team standards. So it builds the way we build.
And when something needs my judgment, the agent asks rather than assumes. On this HR ticket, it's paused to check how to handle sensitive fields. The same org knowledge is open to me too, so I can check for myself before I answer. It works on its own, but the decisions that matter stay mine.
When the plan is ready, I approve, and it builds.
Then I preview everything, and if I want any changes, I just ask. Once I'm happy, I raise a pull request, and if validation catches anything, the agent will fix it. I'm never handed a PR which won't deploy.
It doesn't bypass my pipeline. It joins it. It's the same testing, reviews, and approvals as every change my team makes.
Now we're clearing the backlog, and my team is freed up to focus on the most impactful tasks.
