Agentforce Builder, also known as Next Gen Authoring, is Salesforce's next-generation agent authoring platform that empowers both low-code and pro-code developers to build intelligent agents with unprecedented control and reliability. The platform introduces Agent Script, a revolutionary programming language that enables hybrid reasoning, seamlessly blending the creativity of LLMs with deterministic business logic.
Key Components:
Latest Release Features:
Phase 1: Foundation
Recommended Approach: Conversational Mode
Best Practice: Follow the 5 Levels of Determinism Framework
Phase 2: Enhancement
Move to Canvas View:
/ command for quick if-then patterns@ command to insert variables and resourcesTesting Best Practices:
Phase 3: Advanced Logic
Transition to Script View (for technical or pro-code users):
Agent Architecture:
Testing & Quality:
Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
| When is Agentforce Builder with Agent Script available? |
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| Does the new builder cost extra? | No additional cost if you have purchased Agentforce. The new builder is available at no charge in Agentforce Studio. |
| Do Agents created by the new Builder consume credits (or remain unmetered) in the same way as the previous Builder? | Yes |
| What's the difference between Canvas and Script editors? | Both views maintain consistent agent configuration:
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| Can I migrate existing agents immediately? | Not during open beta. You must create new agents from scratch. Cross-over options will be considered closer to GA to allow for ease of setup. |
| What happens to my current agents? | Existing agents remain fully functional and unaffected. Both builders coexist in the same org. |
| Can I have both old and new agents in the same org? | Yes! Both builders work simultaneously. |
| Are all the same action types supported? | Yes - Apex classes, flows, external APIs, and prompt templates are all supported, same as legacy builder. |
| How do I prevent common mistakes? | The builder includes real-time validation with immediate feedback:
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| Can multiple users edit an agent simultaneously? | Technically possible but not recommended. Changes aren't visible until saved, creating risk of conflicts. Check "Modified By" column to see recent changes. |
| What's the difference between Simulate and Live Test? |
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| How can I see why my agent made specific decisions? | Use Interaction Details for high-level AI-generated explanations of topic/action selection, and Trace for detailed step-by-step spans. Check Variables tab to see values influencing decisions. |
| Can I test voice agents? | Voice testing is coming soon. Voice agents can be created and deployed through the Connections tab. |
| What can the Agentforce assistant do? | The embedded assistant helps with:
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| Does using the assistant consume credits? | No, the Agentforce assistant is not billed or metered and doesn't consume credits. |
| Can the assistant make changes without approval? | No, the assistant cannot make functional changes without explicit approval. It suggests and scaffolds changes, but you have final control. |
| Which LLM does the assistant use? | The assistant uses OpenAI GPT-4o and cannot be changed to other models. |
| Do deterministic actions still consume credits? | Yes, all actions consume credits whether fired deterministically or based on LLM reasoning. |
| What features should be explored in addition to the new Builder and Script? | Several powerful features to leverage:
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