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Salesforce Developer Toolkit - SOQL Runner, Field Inspector with Translation Editor, Quick Navigation SF Dev Toolkit is a Chrome side panel for Salesforce developers and admins. Stop switching between tabs — run queries, inspect fields, edit translations, and navigate Setup pages without leaving your org. 🔍 SOQL Runner • Write and execute SOQL queries with object & field autocomplete • Sortable result tables with export-ready data • Query history to quickly reuse past queries • Execution timing to spot slow queries 🏷️ Field Inspector • Click any field on a Salesforce record to instantly see its API name, data type, and constraints • View translations side by side (French, English, Spanish) • Edit translations inline and deploy directly via Metadata API • Picklist value comparison table across languages • Custom field metadata via Tooling API ⚡ Quick Navigation • Fuzzy-search across 100+ Setup pages, Apex classes, and Flows • Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+K (Cmd+Shift+K on Mac) • Get to any Setup page in seconds 🔒 Privacy & Security • Works entirely within your browser — no external servers, no data collection • Only accesses Salesforce domains (*.salesforce.com, *.force.com) • Session stays in your browser, never transmitted anywhere • Open source: https://github.com/szymkiewiczmathieu/Dev-Toolkit Built with Svelte 5, TypeScript, and Chrome Manifest V3.
Feb 27, 2026
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