This video walks through a full Salesforce development session using the Cursor IDE. It starts by showing how Cursor is configured with Salesforce extensions and a custom system prompt tuned for Apex, LWC, metadata, and general platform workflows. The prompt isn’t perfect, but it’s a solid foundation, and Cursor uses it to run retrieves, deploys, create components, and even search the web as I work inside the IDE. Around the 15-minute mark I hit a limitation with the Contact “URL” field, which only applies to community users and can’t be used for photo uploads. The video shows the pivot to the standard approach: creating a Lightning Web Component that uploads a file to the Contact record and displays it based on the latest file with a consistent name. Cursor generates the full final version of the solution in just a few minutes. The ending includes a quick music-backed build sequence and a real demo of the working component. The intro also includes me stumbling around Salesforce Setup for a bit, since I don’t do this kind of hands-on org work every day.