Demo 03
Developer Experience
Watch a developer using Cursor IDE contemplate changing a critical Apex Trigger. Before they even save the file, Jataka has already calculated the blast radius.
The Scenario
The developer opens AccountTrigger.trigger in Cursor. They ask via MCP: "If I add an after update handler, what breaks?"
Jataka queries the Neo4j graph, which contains the entire org's dependency map. It returns: 3 Apex classes that call this trigger, 12 Flows that depend on the output, 2 integrations that sync on update, and 1 critical bug in ClassB that will cascade.
The developer is warned before writing a single line of code.
Without Jataka
Developer makes the change. Deploys. ClassB crashes in production. Cascading failures across 3 integrations. 4-hour rollback. Sev-2 incident.
With Jataka
Developer sees the blast radius before coding. Fixes ClassB first. Deploys safely. Zero incidents. Zero rollback.
How It Works
A developer opens AccountTrigger.trigger in Cursor IDE. They're contemplating adding an after update handler.
The developer asks via MCP: 'If I add an after update handler, what breaks?' The query is sent to Jataka's Neo4j graph.
Jataka queries the dependency graph for all nodes connected to AccountTrigger. It traces downstream dependencies recursively.
The graph returns: 3 Apex classes that call this trigger, 12 Flows that depend on the output, 2 integrations that sync on update.
Jataka also identifies 1 critical bug in ClassB that will cascade if the trigger is modified. The developer is warned before writing code.
Armed with full context, the developer can proceed safely, fix the bug first, or choose a different approach.
Example Output
| Type | Name | Risk | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Class | AccountService | Medium | Calls AccountTrigger.newCases |
| Apex Class | CaseAssignmentHandler | High | Depends on trigger output order |
| Flow | Account_Update_Sync | Low | Triggers on Account update |
| Integration | SAP_Sync_Integration | High | Syncs on Account after update |
| Known Bug | ClassB.queryBug | Critical | Will cascade if trigger fires |
Key Takeaways
Jataka maintains a Neo4j graph of your entire Salesforce org's dependencies. Every class, trigger, flow, and integration is mapped and queryable.
Ask questions via MCP protocol directly in Cursor. 'If I change this trigger, what breaks?' Get answers before writing a single line of code.
Know the blast radius before you change. See every downstream class, flow, and integration that will be affected.
Catch cascading deployment failures before they happen. Warn developers of risky changes during planning, not during rollback.
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