AI Developer
The AI Developer

Every CRM has limits.
Yours doesn't

Type what you want. Get working code. The AI Developer lives inside every install, fully trained on your codebase. Describe a feature in plain English — it's shipped in minutes. No tickets. No roadmap. No waiting on a dev team.

  • Fully trained on your codebase, schema, and conventions
  • Describe any feature in plain English
  • Extend, update, design, or integrate anything
  • No developers required — ever
See it live on a call

Every other CRM

"This is great, but it can't do X."

  • → File a ticket.
  • → Wait for the roadmap.
  • → Get told "it's on our list."
  • → Pay for a feature request. Hope it ships next quarter.
  • → Or fork the code and hire a dev team.

CRM

"This is great, and it does X."

  • → Open the AI Developer panel.
  • → Type: "Add a proposal module linked to contacts."
  • → Paste the output into Claude Code.
  • → Your CRM now has a proposal module — built to the same conventions as the rest of the codebase.
  • → Total time: minutes.

See it run

The AI suite, on real data

Four short walkthroughs of the AI tooling that ships with the CRM — the developer prompt generator, the configuration studio, and the always-on agents.

AI7:33

AI Developer

Built-in Claude Code prompt generator. Feeds live DB schema + file context into a ready-to-paste prompt.

AI8:39

AI Studio

Visual sandbox for configuring AI across the CRM. Tune prompts, personas, tone, and which contexts each assistant has access to.

AI5:14

AI Agents

Always-on agents that monitor CRM events — flag stale deals, draft follow-ups, and fire workflows without a human at the keyboard.

AI2:57

AI Agent — Lead Gen

Lead-gen agent that works the 145M B2B database on autopilot — pulls matching prospects, enriches them, and queues outreach without manual list building.

What's inside

Five tools. One workflow.

The AI Developer panel lives inside every install under Control Panel → Developer Tools. Five connected tools handle everything from feature specs to API debugging — all fully aware of your running codebase and schema.

Prompt BuilderSchema ExplorerAPI Playground

Type

Feature buildBug fixIntegrationSchema change

What do you want to build?

e.g. Add Google Calendar sync to the appointments module
Generate Prompt →Continue In Chat →

Tool 01

Describe it. Get a production-ready prompt.

Five prompt types ship out of the box — Feature build, Bug fix, Integration, Schema change, and New AI tool. Each one auto-injects the platform rules, the current theme conventions, the relevant DB tables, and a multi-step build plan so the code you get back matches the rest of the codebase on the first try.

  • →Feature build · Bug fix · Integration · Schema change · New AI tool
  • →Auto-attaches live DB schema (244 tables) as context
  • →Scaffold picker — start from an existing module as a template
  • →"Generate Prompt" copies to clipboard · "Continue In Chat" opens it in Developer Chat
Prompt BuilderSchema Explorer
Search tables…
244 tables
Core CRM
api_search_leads
company_assets
company_metadata
company_stages
contacts_lists
customer_calls
customer_fields

Tool 02

244 tables, searchable, always in sync.

Every table in the live database, grouped by domain (Core CRM, Messaging, Campaigns, Automation, Support, Billing…) and searchable. The AI Developer uses this as context automatically, but you can browse it too — handy when you want to know what data you already have before describing a feature.

  • →Live schema — never stale, pulled from the running database
  • →Grouped by domain · full-text search across all tables and columns
  • →Click any table to see columns, types, defaults, and foreign keys
  • →Export as SQL DDL or JSON for your own reference
API DocsAPI Playground
GET/api/v1/customers?limit=10Send
{
  "status": "ok",
  "count": 10,
  "data": [
    { "id": 1, "first_name": "Sarah", ... },
    { "id": 2, "first_name": "James", ... },
    ...
  ]
}

Tool 03

Hit any endpoint from the browser.

Interactive REST console. Pick a method, fill in the params, paste an access token, fire. The response comes back inline — no curl, no Postman, no context switch. Use it to verify integrations, debug webhook payloads, or spec out what your automations need to call.

  • →Every endpoint the mobile app uses, exposed the same way
  • →Auth handled — paste a token once, reuse across requests
  • →Pretty-printed JSON responses with syntax highlighting
  • →Copy-as-curl for scripting
API DocsAPI Playground

CRM REST API

https://app.crm4sale.com/api/v1

Contacts
GET/customersList contacts
POST/customersCreate a contact
GET/customers/{id}Get one contact
PUT/customers/{id}Update contact fields

Tool 04

A full REST reference, rendered live.

Browseable docs for every endpoint the CRM exposes — auth, contacts, organizations, campaigns, triggers, files, messages, and more. The docs are generated from the running app, so they never drift from the real surface. Swagger UI export is one click away.

  • →Generated from live routes — zero drift from the actual app
  • →Auth, contacts, organizations, campaigns, triggers, messages, files
  • →Request + response shapes with example payloads
  • →Open in Swagger UI for standard tooling
Prompt BuilderChatSonnet 4.6

Feature Build · Template

Add a migration plan for a customer_scores table linked to contacts with a score column, last-updated timestamp, and a cron job to recompute nightly.

Ask Claude anything…

Tool 05

Your codebase, on chat.

Not ready to write a full prompt? Just chat. Ask "how do I add a custom field to the contact form," "where is the email routing config stored," or "give me the SQL to migrate the customer_quotes table." The chat is context-aware — it already knows your schema, your conventions, and every file it needs.

  • →Templates for migrations, bug reports, feature plans
  • →Saved conversations — come back to any thread later
  • →Attach files from the codebase as context with one click
  • →Powered by Claude Sonnet 4.6 by default, swap models in settings

How it works

Four steps from idea to shipped.

The AI Developer is not a chatbot with a vague memory of PHP. It's a workflow that pulls your exact codebase context on every request, so the code you get back actually belongs in your repo.

  1. 01

    Describe what you want

    One paragraph, plain English. No architecture diagrams, no file paths, no boilerplate. The AI Developer reads your request and figures out the rest.

  2. 02

    The AI pulls in the codebase

    Live DB schema (all 244 tables), active theme conventions, module patterns, gotchas, and any specific files you want to include as reference. All attached automatically.

  3. 03

    Get a multi-thousand-word build plan

    Platform rules, the exact query pattern, the template structure, the file paths to create, and the step-by-step implementation. Ready to paste into Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, or any agentic tool.

  4. 04

    Run it. Ship it.

    The code that comes back matches your codebase on the first try — not 'works in isolation, breaks in the repo.' Review it, run the migration, commit, done. Your CRM now does the thing.

What people have actually typed

Real prompts. Real results.

These are the kinds of requests that take a traditional CRM team weeks of roadmap discussions. Here they happen in minutes.

Feature build

“Build an appointments module linked to contacts with a date picker and status dropdown.”

→

New module with CRUD + pipeline tab, migration included, mobile-ready UI.

Schema change

“Add a lead_source VARCHAR(64) column to the contacts table.”

→

Timestamped migration SQL + UI field picker update + filter added to Smart Search.

Integration

“Add Google Calendar sync to the appointments module.”

→

OAuth flow, cron job, bidirectional sync, settings panel — all wired up.

New AI tool

“Add natural-language search to the contacts list using the Anthropic API.”

→

New search bar above the contact table that takes plain-English queries and converts them to the existing Smart Search filter engine.

Bug fix

“Contact form submits without error but data is not saving to the database.”

→

Root-cause analysis, the exact file and line, and the fix — tested against your actual schema.

Feature build

“Show a pipeline forecast chart on the dashboard with deals by stage and expected close dates.”

→

New dashboard widget using the existing chart library, pulling from the customers and company_stages tables.

Who this is for

If you've ever said 'we need this but our CRM can't do it' — this is for you.

Agency owners without in-house devs

You sell services, not software. You shouldn't need a dev team on payroll to add a field to a contact form.

Small teams tired of feature-request backlogs

Every SaaS vendor tells you "it's on our roadmap." Here, the roadmap is your keyboard.

Resellers and agencies

Your clients each want something slightly different. Ship a custom build for each one in an afternoon instead of saying no.

Anyone who's hit the 'we need this but…' wall

Every CRM you've used has made you compromise. This one doesn't. If you can describe the feature, you can have the feature.

Ready to own your CRM?

See it in action. Then own it.

Watch the 2–5 minute feature videos, then book a 20-minute call to scope what you need and walk through the source.

Book A CallWatch Demo VideosSee Pricing

20-minute scoping call · 30-day code warranty