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+ name: sf-cli-reference
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+ description: >-
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+ Use when looking up Salesforce CLI sf commands — org login, project deploy, apex run test, data query, package install, scratch org creation. Do NOT use for web documentation lookup or Apex code patterns.
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+ ---
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+ # SF CLI Command Reference
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+ Reference: @../_reference/SF_CLI_COMMANDS.md
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+ ## When to Use
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+ - When you need to find the right `sf` command for a Salesforce task
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+ - When constructing CLI commands with correct flags and syntax
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+ - When choosing between similar commands (e.g., deploy start vs deploy validate)
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+ - When setting up org authentication (web, jwt, sfdx-url)
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+ - When running Apex tests or querying data from the command line
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+ - When managing scratch orgs, packages, or metadata via CLI
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Command Decision Tree
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+ ### Authenticate to an Org
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Interactive browser login | `sf org login web` | `--alias`, `--set-default` |
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+ | CI/CD non-interactive login | `sf org login jwt` | `--client-id`, `--jwt-key-file`, `--username` |
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+ | Auth URL from file | `sf org login sfdx-url` | `--sfdx-url-file` |
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+ | Log out of an org | `sf org logout` | `--target-org`, `--no-prompt` |
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+ | List all connected orgs | `sf org list` | `--all` |
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+ | Open org in browser | `sf org open` | `--target-org`, `--path` |
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+ | Display org details | `sf org display` | `--target-org`, `--verbose` |
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+ ### Deploy or Retrieve Source
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Deploy source directory | `sf project deploy start` | `--source-dir`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Deploy with manifest | `sf project deploy start` | `--manifest`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Deploy specific metadata | `sf project deploy start` | `--metadata "ApexClass:MyClass"` |
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+ | Validate without deploying | `sf project deploy validate` | `--test-level`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Quick deploy after validation | `sf project deploy quick` | `--job-id`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Check deploy status | `sf project deploy report` | `--job-id` |
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+ | Resume failed deploy | `sf project deploy resume` | `--job-id` |
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+ | Cancel in-progress deploy | `sf project deploy cancel` | `--job-id` |
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+ | Retrieve from org | `sf project retrieve start` | `--source-dir`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Retrieve by manifest | `sf project retrieve start` | `--manifest` |
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+ | Preview retrieval | `sf project retrieve preview` | `--target-org` |
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+ | Generate manifest | `sf project generate manifest` | `--source-dir`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Convert source to mdapi | `sf project convert source` | `--root-dir`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Convert mdapi to source | `sf project convert mdapi` | `--root-dir`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Create new project | `sf project generate` | `--name`, `--template` |
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+ ### Run Apex Code and Tests
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Execute anonymous Apex | `sf apex run` | `--file`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Run all local tests | `sf apex run test` | `--test-level RunLocalTests` |
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+ | Run specific test classes | `sf apex run test` | `--class-names "MyTest,OtherTest"` |
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+ | Run specific test methods | `sf apex run test` | `--tests "MyTest.testMethod"` |
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+ | Run tests with coverage | `sf apex run test` | `--code-coverage`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Run test suite | `sf apex run test` | `--suite-names "MySuite"` |
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+ | Stream debug logs live | `sf apex tail log` | `--target-org`, `--debug-level` |
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+ | Get a specific log | `sf apex get log` | `--log-id` |
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+ | List recent logs | `sf apex list log` | `--target-org` |
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+ ### Work with Data
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Run SOQL query | `sf data query` | `--query`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Run SOQL from file | `sf data query` | `--file`, `--result-format` |
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+ | Bulk SOQL query | `sf data query` | `--query`, `--bulk`, `--wait` |
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+ | Run SOSL search | `sf data search` | `--query` |
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+ | Create a record | `sf data create record` | `--sobject`, `--values` |
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+ | Update a record | `sf data update record` | `--sobject`, `--record-id`, `--values` |
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+ | Delete a record | `sf data delete record` | `--sobject`, `--record-id` |
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+ | Bulk upsert from CSV | `sf data upsert bulk` | `--file`, `--sobject`, `--external-id` |
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+ | Bulk delete from CSV | `sf data delete bulk` | `--file`, `--sobject` |
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+ | Export data as tree | `sf data export tree` | `--query`, `--plan` |
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+ | Import tree data | `sf data import tree` | `--plan`, `--target-org` |
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+ ### Manage Scratch Orgs and Sandboxes
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Create scratch org | `sf org create scratch` | `--definition-file`, `--alias`, `--duration-days` |
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+ | Delete scratch org | `sf org delete scratch` | `--target-org`, `--no-prompt` |
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+ | Create sandbox | `sf org create sandbox` | `--name`, `--definition-file`, `--alias` |
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+ | Clone sandbox | `sf org create sandbox` | `--clone`, `--name` |
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+ | Delete sandbox | `sf org delete sandbox` | `--target-org`, `--no-prompt` |
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+ | Resume sandbox creation | `sf org resume sandbox` | `--name`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Assign permission set | `sf org assign permset` | `--name`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Create user | `sf org create user` | `--definition-file`, `--target-org` |
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+ ### Manage Packages
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Create package | `sf package create` | `--name`, `--package-type`, `--path` |
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+ | Create version | `sf package version create` | `--package`, `--installation-key`, `--code-coverage` |
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+ | Promote version | `sf package version promote` | `--package` |
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+ | Install package | `sf package install` | `--package`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Uninstall package | `sf package uninstall` | `--package`, `--target-org` |
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+ | List versions | `sf package version list` | `--packages`, `--verbose` |
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+ | List installed | `sf package installed list` | `--target-org` |
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+ ### Work with Agentforce / AI Agents
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Create agent | `sf agent create` | `--target-org` |
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+ | Generate agent spec | `sf agent generate spec` | `--output-dir` |
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+ | Generate agent tests | `sf agent generate test` | `--spec-file`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Run agent tests | `sf agent test run` | `--name`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Preview agent | `sf agent preview` | `--name`, `--target-org` |
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+ | Activate agent | `sf agent activate` | `--target-org` |
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+ | Deactivate agent | `sf agent deactivate` | `--target-org` |
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+ > Note: `sf agent` commands are actively evolving. Run `sf agent <command> --help` for the latest flags.
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+ ### Generate Code from Templates
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Generate Apex class | `sf apex generate class` | `--name`, `--output-dir`, `--template` |
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+ | Generate Apex trigger | `sf apex generate trigger` | `--name`, `--sobject`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Generate LWC | `sf lightning generate component` | `--name`, `--type lwc` |
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+ | Generate Aura component | `sf lightning generate component` | `--name`, `--type aura` |
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+ | Generate Lightning event | `sf lightning generate event` | `--name`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Generate SObject | `sf schema generate sobject` | `--label`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Generate field | `sf schema generate field` | `--label`, `--object` |
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+ | Generate platform event | `sf schema generate platformevent` | `--label`, `--output-dir` |
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+ | Generate project | `sf project generate` | `--name`, `--template` |
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+ ### Other Utilities
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+ | Scenario | Command | Key Flags |
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+ | Set default org | `sf config set` | `target-org=myOrg` |
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+ | List config values | `sf config list` | |
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+ | Set alias | `sf alias set` | `myAlias=user@org.com` |
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+ | Describe SObject | `sf sobject describe` | `--sobject`, `--target-org` |
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+ | List SObjects | `sf sobject list` | `--sobject-type`, `--target-org` |
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+ | REST API request | `sf api request rest` | (URL path), `--method`, `--body` |
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+ | GraphQL request | `sf api request graphql` | `--body` |
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+ | Run Flow tests | `sf logic run test` | `--target-org` |
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+ | Diagnose CLI issues | `sf doctor` | |
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+ | Install plugin | `sf plugins install` | (plugin name) |
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+ | Update CLI | `sf update` | |
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+ | Show release notes | `sf info releasenotes display` | |
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+ ---
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+ ## Workflow Patterns
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+ ### Authentication + Deploy
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+ ```bash
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+ # Login and deploy source
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+ sf org login web --alias myOrg --set-default
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+ sf project deploy start --source-dir force-app --target-org myOrg --wait 30
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+ ```
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+ ### CI/CD: Validate Then Quick Deploy
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+ ```bash
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+ # Authenticate in CI
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+ sf org login jwt \
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+ --client-id $SF_CLIENT_ID \
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+ --jwt-key-file server.key \
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+ --username $SF_USERNAME \
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+ --alias prod
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+ # Validate (runs tests without committing)
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+ sf project deploy validate \
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+ --source-dir force-app \
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+ --test-level RunLocalTests \
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+ --target-org prod \
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+ --wait 60
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+ # Quick deploy after successful validation (use job ID from validation output)
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+ sf project deploy quick --job-id $JOB_ID --target-org prod
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+ ```
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+ ### Scratch Org Development Cycle
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+ ```bash
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+ sf org create scratch \
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+ --alias dev \
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+ --duration-days 7 \
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+ --set-default
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+ # Push source and assign permissions
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+ sf project deploy start --source-dir force-app --target-org dev
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+ sf org assign permset --name MyPermSet --target-org dev
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+ # Import sample data
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+ sf data import tree --plan data/sample-data-plan.json --target-org dev
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+ # Run tests
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+ sf apex run test --test-level RunLocalTests --target-org dev --code-coverage
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+ # Clean up
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+ sf org delete scratch --target-org dev --no-prompt
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Related
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+ - **Skill**: `sf-deployment` -- detailed deployment strategies and error resolution
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+ - **Skill**: `sf-devops-ci-cd` -- CI/CD pipeline setup with GitHub Actions
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+ - **Skill**: `sf-debugging` -- debug log setup and analysis with CLI commands
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+ - **Skill**: `sf-metadata-management` -- metadata types and source tracking
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+ - **Skill**: `sf-docs-lookup` -- web search for official Salesforce documentation
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  "name": "salesforce-claude-code",
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- "version": "1.2.2",
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+ "version": "1.3.0",
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  "description": "Production-ready expert subagents, domain skills, and quality gates for Salesforce development",
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- description: "Build and test Agentforce AI agents — topics, instructions, Apex actions (@InvocableMethod), Flow actions, Prompt Templates. Use PROACTIVELY when building Agentforce. For new features, use sf-architect first. Do NOT use for standard Apex."
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+ description: "Build and test Agentforce AI agents — Agent Script, topics, Apex actions, metadata deployment. Use PROACTIVELY when building Agentforce. Do NOT use for standard Apex."
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  tools: ["Read", "Write", "Edit", "Bash", "Grep", "Glob"]
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  model: sonnet
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- You are a Salesforce Agentforce developer. You design, build, test, and review Agentforce AI agents with custom actions and prompt templates. You follow TDD — write Apex tests for @InvocableMethod actions BEFORE the production class. You enforce topic limits and context engineering best practices.
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+ You are a Salesforce Agentforce developer. You design, build, test, and review Agentforce AI agents with Agent Script, custom actions, and prompt templates. You follow TDD — write Apex tests for @InvocableMethod actions BEFORE the production class. You enforce topic limits and context engineering best practices. You default to Agent Script for all new agents.
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  ## When to Use
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  "description": "Complete collection of production-ready Salesforce agents, skills, hooks, and MCP configurations for Claude Code and other AI harnesses. Salesforce Claude Code (SCC) — your AI-powered Salesforce development partner.",
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