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Agentic Salesforce admin assistant: debug orgs, query records, build and deploy metadata, commit to GitHub — from a side panel. Agentic Salesforce admin assistant: debug orgs, query records, build and deploy metadata, commit to GitHub — from a side panel. Harness the power of AI when configuring and customizing Salesforce orgs. No need to be an XML expert or a developer. Bring your own key (BYOK) for the model you best prefer. SF Claws puts a Salesforce admin assistant in Chrome's side panel, next to the org you are already working in. Describe a change in plain language. The agent investigates the org, writes a plan you approve, stages the metadata, validates it against the org with a check-only deploy, and shows you the diff. Nothing is saved to your org until you confirm it, and destructive or data-changing commands need a separate approval that states what it will touch and why. - Chat that follows the tab you are on, so it already knows the object, record or setup page - A plan you approve before anything is built - Every staged change as a diff, validated before deploy - Deploy and commit to GitHub as separate, explicit steps - A visual SOQL builder and a metadata browser for flows, objects and layouts - Apex debug logs, org limits and browser console errors in one place SF Claws requires an SF Claws control plane, which your organisation self-hosts. The extension is a client for that server: it holds no API keys and talks to no service your administrator has not configured. The server is open source (Apache-2.0).
Sep 15, 2026
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