Everything from the session, ready for your own org: the library, the MCP server, the skills, and the prompts you saw on stage. About ten minutes to set up.
Pick your assistant first. The Claude desktop app, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Gemini CLI all build the same thing. Then five steps.
Any package, same library. Free for 10 users, sandbox unlimited.
Install Node.js 18 or later and the Salesforce CLI, then log in to your org.
Any empty folder works. Open it in your assistant. That is where the files land.
One command. The installer detects your assistant and puts the skills in the right place.
Hosted by Avonni, nothing to run. In Claude, one command. In Cursor or VS Code, add the URL to your MCP config.
Ask: List the available Avonni components. A real list back means you are connected. Now describe your first screen.
Paste them as they are, or swap Northwind Traders for your own customer. Neither one names a component.
Try them in a sandbox first.
The deck, as presented on stage.
The AI leaves when the session ends. The components stay.
The people who build it are at the booth through September 17. Bring a screen your users struggle with. We will show you the Avonni version.
Expo hours, all three days.
10 free production licenses. Sandbox unlimited. Every package is on the AppExchange.