Salesforce metadata analysis
Search and explain schema, fields, Flows, Apex, permissions, integrations, and OmniStudio from a local org vault.
The operational problems Salesforce teams actually search for - each one an intent-matched page that answers the question and shows the sf-intelligence tools that solve it. Offline, read-only, grounded in your real metadata.
try any of these on a demo org first - no org, no auth
claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope user sf-intelligence-demo -- npx -y sf-intelligence demoOne command serves a synthetic "Verdant Energy" org over MCP - 12 custom objects with Flows, Apex, profiles, sharing rules, and OmniStudio wired up - so every use case below has something real to answer against. Fully offline: no Salesforce login, no sf CLI, nothing to configure. more on the demo →
Search and explain schema, fields, Flows, Apex, permissions, integrations, and OmniStudio from a local org vault.
Trace what depends on a field, object, Flow, Apex class, permission set, or package before you change it.
What breaks if you delete a field, object, Flow, or Apex class? Dependency tracing with confidence tiers.
Find every place a Salesforce field is referenced - Flows, Apex, layouts, reports, validation rules - from the dependency graph plus a source grep.
Simulate a delete before you make it. See every dependent component, with honest coverage caveats on what static analysis can miss.
Ask what a specific Flow actually does in plain English - its trigger, decisions, and the components it touches.
Why can't a user see a record? Who can edit a field? Trace Profiles, Permission Sets, and the sharing cascade.
Register a read-only Salesforce MCP server in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client.
Compose tech debt, unused metadata, org risk, PII, guest exposure, and AI exposure into one offline Agentforce prep pass.
Offline, read-only, fail-closed - why a local metadata vault is the low-risk way to point an AI agent at Salesforce. No writes, no data egress.
How sf-intelligence stacks up against first-party Salesforce MCP and the commercial org-intelligence tools.
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