This gives Claude the core patterns Salesforce developers actually use: bulkified triggers with handler classes for governor limit safety, LWC components with wire decorators for reactive data binding, and queueable Apex for async work that needs callouts or job chaining. The examples show real anti-patterns to avoid, like putting business logic directly in triggers or hitting DML limits with non-bulkified code. If you're building on the Salesforce platform and need Claude to understand things like scratch orgs, 2GP packages, or why you'd use Lightning Data Service over a direct Apex call, this covers it. The trigger handler pattern alone with recursion prevention is worth having in context.
npx skills add https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills --skill salesforce-development