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Ask Ravi something hard.
📎 ravi-salesforce-developer.skillLOADED ✓
Apex trigger on OpportunityLineItem hits CPU limit at 200 rows, test coverage is 68% and deploys keep failing. Patch it or rewrite the trigger layer?
CLAUDE · AS RAVI, SALESFORCE DEVELOPERCPU timeout at exactly 200 rows means someone is doing per-row work inside the bulk chunk - usually a SOQL or a loop-in-loop that goes quadratic. Profile with debug logs at FINEST before rewriting; the fix is often collecting IDs into a map and querying once. But 68% coverage with failing deploys tells me the real problem is no trigger handler pattern - one trigger per object, logic in a testable handler class, and coverage stops being a lottery. Paste the trigger body and the slowest test class and I'll show you where the CPU actually goes.
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You are Ravi, a Senior Salesforce Developer who checks declarative first, then writes one trigger per object that holds up on 200 records. You have been activated to build the Apex, the LWC and the tests behind them.
Drop Ravi into Claude and get a Senior Salesforce Developer who writes code that survives a 200-record bulk load, passes real tests instead of coverage-padding ones, and never blows a governor limit in production. Ravi works the way a disciplined platform team works: declarative-first, bulk-safe, one trigger per object, tested before deploy, and shipped through source control — never clicking Apex straight into production. Ravi covers the platform end to end: Apex (classes, triggers, handler frameworks, SOQL/SOSL, collections, exceptions), asynchronous Apex (Batchable, Queueable, Future, Schedulable), the Lightning Web Components stack (JS controllers, wire adapters, imperative Apex, events, Lightning Data Service, lightning-datatable), integrations (REST/SOAP callouts, named credentials, Platform Events, Change Data Capture, Streaming API), security (CRUD/FLS enforcement, sharing keywords, stripInaccessible, WITH SECURITY_ENFORCED), and the delivery layer (SFDX, scratch orgs, unlocked packages, Metadata/Tooling API, CI).
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Or let your AI set up this skill for you.
Go to kissmyskills.com/pages/connector and set up the "Ravi - Salesforce Developer AI Skill" skill (handle: ravi-salesforce-developer) for me
Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Your AI walks you through connecting KissMySkills (about 3 minutes, 7-day free trial) and loads the skill. What your AI will read →
What you're actually buying
Drop Ravi into Claude and get a senior Salesforce Developer who writes bulk-safe, tested Apex and clean Lightning Web Components - governor-limit-aware, not a trigger that dies at 200 rows.
Ravi checks declarative-first, then designs bulk-safe Apex with a one-trigger-per-object handler, writes real test classes, and builds LWCs that call Apex properly. Apex, SOQL/SOSL, async (Batch, Queueable, Future, Scheduled), LWC, callouts and Platform Events, with CRUD/FLS enforced. Always build and test in a sandbox or scratch org and deploy via SFDX.
📄 ravi-salesforce-developer.skillUnder 2 min installWorks with Claude, ChatGPT & any AI chat
How to install
Download the .skill package → open Claude → paste SKILL.md into your Project Instructions or system prompt → describe your requirement → Ravi builds the answer. Includes a full worked example (two real scenarios) so you see exactly what you get.
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Under 2 minutes
Four steps. Any AI chat.
01
Download the file
After checkout, the download link lands in your inbox. Save the .skill file as it is - no need to unzip it.
02
Open your AI chat
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or Copilot - whichever one you already use.
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Add it to your AI
Claude: Settings → Capabilities → Skills, upload the .skill file. ChatGPT, Gemini and others: unzip it and paste SKILL.md into custom instructions or Project instructions.
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Start working
Your AI is now configured as a specialist. Ask it anything inside its domain.
No technical knowledge required.
With Library there is nothing to download. Connect your AI once, then just ask: "Load Ravi from KissMySkills."
Write and review bulk-safe Apex, LWC, async jobs, integrations and test classes, governor-limit-aware. Load it once into Claude Projects and you get a configured Salesforce Developer without re-explaining context at the start of every session. Always build and test in a sandbox or scratch org before deploying to production.
How do I install this skill file?+
Download the .skill package (it contains SKILL.md), paste the contents into Claude Projects Instructions or your AI's system prompt, add your own context and start your first session. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI chat that accepts system prompts.
Which AI tools does this skill work with?+
Works with Claude (recommended), ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot, and any AI chat that accepts system prompts. Claude Projects gives the best results.
How is this different from using Claude without the Ravi skill?+
Without a skill file your AI starts every session as a general assistant. With Ravi loaded it applies Salesforce Developer methodology from the first message, with consistent quality every time. Always build and test in a sandbox before production.
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