kipmox Agent is the same analysis and verification engine as the VS Code extension, delivered as a channel your AI agent can drive. The extension applies fixes itself; with kipmox Agent, your agent writes the fix and kipmox verifies it.
How it works
One prompt in your agent runs the whole loop:1
analyze_code — kipmox reviews
kipmox runs its deterministic Salesforce rules (and your project’s own ruleset, when present) over the code and returns structured findings — rule, line, message, and a remediation hint.
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Your agent writes the fix
Your agent uses those findings to write the change. The fix comes from your agent’s model — not from kipmox.
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verify_fix — kipmox checks it
Before the fix is applied, kipmox re-runs the rules on the original vs proposed code, catches regressions and band-aid fixes, and returns a verdict.
Two tools
Why “deterministic” matters
verify_fix doesn’t ask a model to grade its own work. The checks are deterministic — they run the same way every time, regardless of which model wrote the fix. That’s what makes verification a real signal instead of a second opinion.
kipmox Agent also honors your project’s Salesforce Code Analyzer configuration, including custom PMD rules — and applies it when it verifies your agent’s fix, not just when it analyzes. See Custom rules.
Who it’s for
- Salesforce developers using an AI coding agent who want a deterministic review + verification step in the loop.
- Teams who want AI-written Apex and LWC checked against their own ruleset before it lands.
- Anyone who wants kipmox’s guardrails without the VS Code extension — any MCP-capable agent works.
Access
kipmox Agent needs a paid kipmox plan. It’s included with Pro and Enterprise, or available on its own as the kipmox Agent tier. See Plans & Limits, or get started at kipmox.com/agent.Quickstart
Sign in, add the MCP server, and run your first analyze → fix → verify
Tools
analyze_code, verify_fix, verdicts, and custom rules
How Fixes Are Verified
The checks behind every verdict
Troubleshooting
Sign-in, server setup, and custom-rule issues