Connected cloud storage / Selected work
Vastify
A hackathon prototype for Salesforce storage offloading and backup, with customer-owned cloud storage, an OData adapter, and AI-assisted setup and routing.
Cerebral Valley × Anthropic 4.7 Hackathon submission01 / The project
Behind the work.
Vastify is a Salesforce storage and backup prototype built during a hackathon. It explores lower-cost storage by offloading files into customer-owned cloud buckets and exposing archived records through an OData adapter. Three agents support setup, backup change explanations, and routing-rule generation using structured outputs and typed tools. The project combines Bun/Hono middleware, a SQLite index, Apex integration, and a React dashboard; savings and setup timings depend on the deployment and are not presented as measured customer outcomes.
Move the file. Keep the connection.
Step through an example offload.
Salesforce
Source record
report.pdf
Customer-owned cloud
Your storage
Waiting for sample file
Explore the storage-offloading concept with an illustrative file. No customer data or cost estimates.
03 / The build
Details that matter.
Built three Claude Opus 4.7 agents with the Anthropic Agent SDK — Setup, Diff Explainer, and Rule Generator — demonstrating structured outputs and self-recovering agent loops.
Implemented an OData adapter for Salesforce External Objects alongside file offloading into customer-owned cloud storage.
Delivered a full working stack in the hackathon timeframe: Bun/Hono middleware, SQLite index, multi-cloud storage abstraction, Apex triggers and Queueables, and a Vite/React dashboard.
AI Agents
Anthropic Agent SDK / Claude Opus 4.7 / Structured Outputs / Tool-Calling Loops
Middleware
Bun 1.3 / Hono / bun:sqlite / TypeScript
Object Storage
AWS S3 / Google Cloud Storage / Azure Blob / MinIO / Cloudflare R2
Salesforce
Apex Triggers / Queueables / External Objects / OData 4.0
Dashboard
React 18 / Vite / Tailwind CSS / Recharts
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