Team builds agent layer on OpenHands to assemble business apps with Salesforce in under a second
rajistics · x · 2026-10-03
- OpenHands shared a demo by @RonnyMS's team: using OpenHands as the underlying agent layer, integrated with JEV (@typesafeai), users describe the business app they need and it's assembled in under a second.
- The generated app includes Salesforce data connections, authentication and authorization, server-side business logic, and UI matching the company's design system, all while respecting existing IT permissions and approved components.
- OpenHands frames this as a case of agents becoming infrastructure — embedded underneath products and workflows people already use, rather than a standalone product.
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