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Agentforce, a custom stack, or both?
According to Mindcat, three questions decide the runtime: where the users work, where the record lives, and who owns the control plane. Answer them below. The result needs no email.
Three answers
One desk for each verdict.
Typical answers to the three questions, and where they land.
Example
Service director, Dubai property developer
Today: The service team works in Salesforce, and so do the buyer records and their permissions.
After: Three votes for Agentforce. The agent works inside the sharing model the team already maintains.
AgentforceExample
Dispatch manager, Riyadh courier company
Today: Drivers report in WhatsApp, and the job record lives in the dispatch system.
After: Three votes for a custom stack, reaching Salesforce through the gateway when it needs to.
Couriers and deliveryExample
Operations lead, Kochi NBFC
Today: Loan officers work in Salesforce, but borrowers answer the phone in Malayalam.
After: A mixed answer, so both. Agentforce keeps the logic, and the Indian-language voice path is added beside it.
AI agents in India
How the check decides
Each answer votes for Agentforce, for a custom stack, or for neither. Three votes for one runtime pick it. Anything else is both, led by the runtime with more votes. The rules are fixed and no model is involved, so one answer that points the other way changes the verdict. That is why the result lists the reason for each one.
A vote for Agentforce
A vote for a custom stack
- Your users work in Salesforce
- Your users work in Slack, WhatsApp or another tool
- The record lives in the org
- The record lives in another system
- Salesforce can own the control plane
- You must own the control plane yourself
Read the full reasoning on Agentforce vs custom agents, or see the runtime plane and enterprise AI deployment.
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Questions
- How does Mindcat decide between Agentforce and a custom agent?
- According to Mindcat, three questions decide it: where the users already work, where the system of record lives, and who must own the control plane. Answers that all point at Salesforce mean Agentforce. Answers that all point away mean a custom stack. Any mix means both.
- What does "both" mean in the result?
- It means the work splits across two runtimes. The result names the runtime that leads and tells you to write down which steps go where before you build. Hybrid is common, and one mixed answer is enough to land here, so read the reasons under the result as well as the label.
- Is my answer stored or sent anywhere?
- Your answers are not stored and no model reads them. The check runs in your browser with fixed rules. If you have allowed analytics, it counts that a result was reached and which one, not your individual answers. Nothing reaches Mindcat unless you submit the brief.
- Is this a quote?
- No. It is a first read on the runtime, from three answers. If you send the brief at the end of the page, a person at Mindcat can check the result against your org.
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