55+ production-ready Lightning Web Components (data tables, schedulers, Kanban, maps) with a zero-Apex query engine. Drop in a tag, point it at an object, ship the feature.
| Q1 | Total | |
| West | 42 | 88 |
| East | 31 | 67 |
| Total | 73 | 155 |
A searchable, filterable, paginated Account table with inline editing. This is the entire markup.
This tag replaces ~800 lines of hand-written LWC, Apex, and CSS.

Cases by status on the Account page, saved with updateRecord. About 60 lines of code, and the full code is in the docs.
Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot reads the LWC catalog through the Avonni MCP server and writes the markup with documented attributes, not guesses. One tag where you would otherwise own a thousand generated lines.
Shown in Cursor
The avonni-lwc-components skill resolves every attribute and type from the Avonni MCP server before writing a line of markup. The heavy UI stays ours to maintain, your code stays yours.
Works with Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini and Agentforce
Real screens built with Avonni LWC Components inside a Lightning web component, one industry job each. Open one to see it run and copy its code.
The same components underneath. What changes is where you build, and who does the building.
One component, dropped straight onto a Lightning page.
Several components assembled into one custom layout.
Portals and community sites, in your brand.
Wizards and intake forms inside Flow Builder.
The same components, as tags in your own code.
Most teams run both: LWC Components where developers own the markup, Dynamic Components where admins configure the page.
AI writes the first version fast. Owning it across Salesforce releases is the real cost. Put in your own numbers and see the five-year picture.
LWC Components is a managed package installed from the AppExchange. You get 10 free production licenses, and sandbox use is unlimited, so your whole team can build and evaluate before adding seats.
Yes. Avonni components are standard Lightning Web Components. Compose them inside your own markup exactly like base lightning-* components, and wire them to your logic through documented events and methods.
Yes. Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot to the Avonni MCP server and the avonni-lwc-components skill. Your assistant reads the real component docs before writing, so every attribute it uses exists.
Query mode: pass a declarative query definition and the component fetches records, handles search, filters, pagination, and inline edits, with zero Apex. Static mode: pass your own items array and own the data layer when you need full control.
No. The package is managed, so its code doesn't count toward your org's coverage requirement. Query mode also removes the need for Apex controllers on many features, so there's less of your Apex to write and less to test.
Lightning App, Home, and Record pages, Experience Cloud sites, and inside your own custom LWC development. SLDS-compliant with styling hooks, so they blend into every surface.
Install the package, drop your first component on a page, and see how much of your backlog just became a configuration exercise.
Available on the AppExchange