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You can build a complete Salesforce Lightning app from a natural language prompt by orchestrating the creation of Custom Objects, Fields, Tabs, FlexiPages, Custom Applications, and Permission Sets in a fixed deployment sequence.

The correct sequence for creating Salesforce Lightning Experience metadata components is Objects first, then Fields, followed by Tabs, FlexiPages, Custom Applications, and finally Permission Sets for security configurations.

Yes, you can generate Salesforce Flows and Validation Rules alongside your Lightning app components, as the orchestration supports these optional automations when explicitly requested in your natural language prompt.

Yes, this approach works for building business solutions requiring multiple interconnected Salesforce metadata types, ensuring that Custom Objects, Fields, Pages, Tabs, Apps, and Permission Sets are properly stitched together.

The best way to automate Lightning Experience app creation is using an orchestration approach that delegates metadata generation to specialized processes, eliminating the need to manually design and connect individual components.

No, you do not need to manually configure Permission Sets, as the orchestration automatically includes them as the final step in the deployment sequence to handle security configurations for your generated Lightning app.