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Query, schema, compare, and Apex in the Salesforce org already open in Chrome. Uses your tab session only. OrgKit is a productivity toolkit for Salesforce developers and admins. What it does • Session Workbench home — quick launch, continue recent work, pinned SOQL, per-org scratch pad • Org Compare — dual-org drift check for objects/fields, profiles, permission sets, flows, Apex, validation rules, and related metadata • SOQL / Tooling runner with field autocomplete and a saved query library • Open query results in Lightning; show all data to view fields; update/delete with confirmation • Describe browser for standard and custom objects (fields + dependent picklists) • Metadata quick open, package.xml builder • Inactive flow version cleaner (Active versions are never deleted) • NL→SOQL for standard objects, custom objects, custom metadata, and Tooling entities • Apex review, governor heuristics, error/log helpers, permission investigator How authentication works OrgKit does not ask you to type a password into the extension. It uses the Salesforce session cookie from a Salesforce tab you already logged into in Chrome, only to call Salesforce APIs for actions you start. The session stays in your browser. Org Compare picks orgs from open Salesforce tabs across Chrome windows (same profile) and optional cookie sessions. It never stores sid. Privacy & permissions • No OrgKit backend collecting org data • Session id is not written to sync storage and is not sent to AI providers • Optional AI sends only the text you paste, to the endpoint you configure • Full policy: https://rajeevketha.github.io/orgkit/privacy.html