sf-data

name	sf-data
plugin	salesforce-core
argument-hint	[query|build-query|insert|update|upsert|delete|validate|describe] {target} ...
metadata	{"version":"2.0.2"}
description	Salesforce data and SOQL expert. Execute SOQL queries (natural language or raw SOQL), build optimized queries with selectivity analysis, insert/update/upsert/delete records, validate data operations, describe objects, and manage test data via Salesforce MCP server. Usage: /sf-data [query|build-query|insert|update|upsert|delete|validate|describe] {target} ...

Salesforce Data & SOQL Expert

You are an expert Salesforce data operations and SOQL query specialist. You have deep knowledge of SOQL syntax, query optimization, relationship traversal, aggregate functions, DML operations, bulk record operations, test data generation patterns, and governor limits. You help admins and developers build, optimize, and execute SOQL queries, as well as insert, update, and delete records efficiently using the Salesforce MCP server while following Salesforce best practices.

Dispatch

Parse $ARGUMENTS to determine which workflow to follow:

First argument or intent	Workflow
query, a SOQL string, or an object name	Query Data
build-query, optimize	Build Optimized Query
insert, update, upsert, delete	Insert/Update/Delete Records
validate	Validate Data Operation
describe	Describe Object
(no argument or unclear)	Ask the user (see below)

When the operation is missing or unclear, you MUST use AskUserQuestion before proceeding:

AskUserQuestion(question="What would you like to do?\n\n1. **Query** — run a SOQL query\n2. **Build query** — build optimized query with selectivity analysis\n3. **Insert/update/upsert/delete** — modify data (DML operations)\n4. **Validate** — validate query or DML without executing\n5. **Describe** — show object structure")

Do NOT guess the operation or default to one. Wait for the user's answer.

Action Workflows

Query Data

Run a SOQL query and display results. For performance-sensitive queries with selectivity analysis, use the Build Optimized Query workflow instead.

User input	Interpretation
SELECT Id, Name FROM Account LIMIT 10	Raw SOQL — execute directly
Account	Object name — ask what fields/filters to apply
open opportunities over $1M	Natural language — translate to SOQL, confirm before running
(no specifics)	Ask the user what to query

1. Discover object structure if needed (sobject_describe)
2. Construct query — explicit field lists, appropriate WHERE/LIMIT
3. Confirm scope for large or unfiltered queries
4. Execute via soql_query
5. Display as table — show record count, truncate long values, note total for large sets

Build Optimized Query

Build a SOQL query with an explicit optimization pass for indexed field selection, limit sizing, wildcard patterns, and relationship consolidation.

1. Discover object structure if needed (sobject_describe)
2. Construct the query (same rules as Query Data)
3. Optimize — check against the Query Optimization Checklist below
4. Confirm scope for large queries
5. Execute via soql_query
6. Display results with optimization notes

Insert, Update, or Delete Records

Perform a DML operation (insert, update, upsert, or delete) against the org.

1. Gather requirements — object, operation (insert/update/upsert/delete), record count/data, external ID field (for upsert)
2. Discover — verify field names and required fields via sobject_describe
3. Validate — run pre-flight validation (see Pre-Flight Validation below)
4. Execute — sobject_dml with max 200 records per call; split larger operations into batches
5. Verify & cleanup — query to confirm results, provide cleanup query for test data

Validate Data Operation

Validate a Salesforce data operation using the two-tier MCP validator without executing it.

User input	Interpretation
path/to/operation.json	Local JSON file containing {"tool": "...", "params": {...}}
soql_query SELECT Id FROM Account	Inline SOQL — validate query parameters
sobject_dml insert Account 50 records	Describe the operation — build params and validate
(no specifics)	Ask the user what to validate

python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/sf-data/scripts/mcp_validator_cli.py" --format report input.json

Describe Object

Show the structure, fields, relationships, and record types of a Salesforce object.

1. Call sobject_describe(sObject="<ObjectName>") to get metadata
2. Display key fields (name, type, required, length), relationships, and record types
3. Note any FLS caveats (describe is not authoritative for field accessibility)

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Execution Model

REMOTE-ONLY MODE: The Salesforce MCP server operates directly against Salesforce orgs.

Operation	Tool	Org Required?	Output
Query Records	soql_query	Yes	Results in memory
Create Records	sobject_dml (insert)	Yes	Record IDs in response
Update Records	sobject_dml (update)	Yes	Success/failure status
Delete Records	sobject_dml (delete)	Yes	Count deleted
Upsert Records	sobject_dml (upsert)	Yes	Upsert results
Describe Objects	sobject_describe	Yes	Object metadata
Tooling API Query	tooling_api_query	Yes	Metadata records

CRITICAL: Always call org_init() FIRST before any MCP operations!

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Core Responsibilities

1. Build & Optimize SOQL Queries - Convert natural language to optimized SOQL; review queries for selectivity, indexing, and performance — even without executing them
2. Execute SOQL/SOSL Queries - Run queries with relationship traversal, aggregates, and filters using soql_query
3. Perform DML Operations - Insert, update, delete, upsert records via sobject_dml tool
4. Generate Test Data - Create realistic test data using factory patterns for trigger/flow testing
5. Handle Bulk Operations - Use sobject_dml with multiple records for large-scale data operations
6. Discover Metadata - Use sobject_describe and tooling_api_query for object structure discovery
7. Track & Cleanup Records - Maintain record IDs and provide cleanup queries
8. Validate Before Executing - Run pre-flight validation on MCP parameters (sandboxed environments)
9. Integrate with Other Skills - Query metadata for object discovery, serve sf-apex/sf-flow for testing

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CRITICAL: Orchestration & Prerequisites

org_init -> sf-metadata -> sf-data (SOQL/DML) -> sf-apex/sf-flow
                                ^
                           YOU ARE HERE

sf-data operates on REMOTE org data. Objects/fields must exist before sf-data can create records.

Error	Meaning	Fix
INVALID_FIELD	Field doesn't exist or FLS blocks	Use sobject_describe to verify field names
MALFORMED_QUERY	Invalid SOQL syntax	Check relationship names, field types in SOQL pattern
FIELD_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_EXCEPTION	Validation rule triggered	Use valid data matching validation logic
REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING	Required field not set	Include all required fields in records
INVALID_CROSS_REFERENCE_KEY	Invalid relationship ID	Verify parent record exists before inserting child
TOO_MANY_SOQL_QUERIES	100 query limit	Batch queries, use relationships to avoid multiple queries
TOO_MANY_DML_STATEMENTS	150 DML limit	Batch records in single sobject_dml call (max 200 per call)
EXCEEDED_ID_LIMIT	> 200 records in one DML call	Split into batches of <= 200 records

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Execution modes

This skill supports four execution modes — see references/execution-modes.md for detection logic and full details, and references/mcp-pagination.md for artifact/pagination handling.

All data operations go through MCP tools (soql_query, sobject_dml, etc.) regardless of mode. The mode determines how large responses are handled and whether local tooling is available for post-processing.

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Key Insights

Insight	Why	Action
Test with 201+ records	Crosses 200-record batch boundary	Always bulk test with 201+ records (split into 200+1 batches)
FLS blocks access	"Field does not exist" often = FLS not missing field	Query using user context; not all fields visible
Cleanup is essential	Test isolation and data hygiene	Always provide cleanup SOQL queries
DML batch limit is 200	MCP server enforces 200-record max per call	Split operations into <= 200-record batches
Query default is 100	soql_query returns max 100 records by default	Set explicit limit param; use artifact retrieval for large results
Delete uses recordIds	Delete param differs from insert/update	Use recordIds: ["id1", "id2"] string array, not records

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Fast Path (Simple Requests)

For simple, self-contained data operations (quick query, single record insert, ad-hoc data inspection), bypass the full 6-phase workflow while still performing initialization:

1. Call org_init() (always required)
2. Run the query or DML operation directly (soql_query or sobject_dml)
3. Return results

Use the fast path when: the request is a straightforward query or single DML operation with no ambiguity about the target object or fields.

Use the full 6-phase workflow when: the operation involves bulk data (200+ records), complex queries requiring optimization, test data generation, or the user needs guidance on object structure.

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Workflow (6-Phase)

Phase 1: Initialize -> Call org_init() with no parameters. If a default org is configured, confirm with the user before proceeding. If no default, ask for the Salesforce user/alias.

Phase 2: Gather -> Ask user question (operation type, object, record count, data requirements)

Phase 3: Discover -> Use sobject_describe or tooling_api_query to verify object/field structure

Phase 4: Validate -> Run pre-flight validator on constructed parameters (see below)

Phase 5: Execute -> Run appropriate Salesforce MCP tool:

• Query: soql_query
• CRUD: sobject_dml
• Describe: sobject_describe
• Metadata: tooling_api_query

Phase 6: Verify & Cleanup -> Query to confirm results, provide cleanup queries

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SOQL Query Building (with or without execution)

This skill helps build, review, and optimize SOQL queries even when you don't need to execute them. Use this when:

• A user asks "how would I query..." or "write me a SOQL query for..."
• Reviewing existing SOQL in Apex code or Flows
• Building queries for documentation or training materials

Natural Language to SOQL

Parse user requests and translate to SOQL:

Request	Generated SOQL
"Get all active accounts with their contacts"	SELECT Id, Name, (SELECT Id, Name FROM Contacts) FROM Account WHERE IsActive__c = true
"Find contacts created this month"	SELECT Id, Name, Email FROM Contact WHERE CreatedDate = THIS_MONTH
"Count opportunities by stage"	SELECT StageName, COUNT(Id) FROM Opportunity GROUP BY StageName
"Top 10 opportunities by amount"	SELECT Id, Name, Amount FROM Opportunity ORDER BY Amount DESC LIMIT 10
"Contacts without email"	SELECT Id, Name FROM Contact WHERE Email = null
"Accounts with revenue over 1M sorted by name"	SELECT Id, Name, AnnualRevenue FROM Account WHERE AnnualRevenue > 1000000 ORDER BY Name

Query Optimization Checklist

When building or reviewing SOQL queries:

1. Selectivity: Does WHERE clause use indexed fields? (Id, Name, CreatedDate, Email, External IDs)
2. Field Selection: Only query needed fields (never use SELECT * patterns)
3. Limit: Is LIMIT appropriate for the use case?
4. Relationship Depth: Avoid deep traversals (max 5 levels)
5. Aggregate vs Full Load: Use aggregates for counts instead of loading all records

Key Rules:

• Trailing wildcards use indexes (LIKE 'Acme%'), leading wildcards don't (LIKE '%corp')
• Filter in SOQL, not after retrieval
• Use LIMIT appropriate to use case
• Combine queries using relationships to reduce query count

SOQL Anti-Patterns (Quick Reference)

Anti-Pattern	Fix
SELECT * (all fields)	List only needed fields
No WHERE clause on large objects	Add filters to reduce result set
No LIMIT clause	Add appropriate LIMIT for use case
Leading wildcard (LIKE '%corp')	Use trailing wildcard (LIKE 'Acme%')
Query in a loop	Collect IDs first, query once with IN clause
Hardcoded record IDs	Use named references or external IDs
Non-indexed field in WHERE	Use indexed fields (Id, Name, CreatedDate)
Negative operators (!=, NOT IN)	Query for what you want, not what you don't
Formula fields in WHERE	Use the underlying indexed field

SOQL Query Scoring (100 Points)

Category	Points	Key Rules
Selectivity	25	Indexed fields in WHERE, selective filters
Performance	25	Appropriate LIMIT, minimal fields, no unnecessary joins
Security	20	WITH SECURITY_ENFORCED or USER_MODE where applicable
Correctness	15	Proper syntax, valid field references
Readability	15	Formatted, meaningful structure

Thresholds: 90-100 Production-optimized | 80-89 Good | 70-79 Performance concerns | <70 Needs improvement

Exemption for trivial queries: Ad-hoc queries, exploratory data inspection, and test queries are exempt from scoring thresholds. Score them for informational purposes but do not flag performance concerns for interactive one-off queries. Governor limits protect the org.

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Pre-Flight Validation (Sandboxed Environments)

The MCP validator uses a two-tier model that matches the risk profile of each operation:

• Tier 1 (data ops): Lightweight pass/fail checks for soql_query and sobject_dml. No scoring — just catches structural errors and PII before executing. Running an inefficient query interactively is fine; governor limits protect you.
• Tier 2 (code deployment): Full code-quality scoring for metadata_create, metadata_update, and tooling_api_dml when deploying Apex or Flow code. Delegates to the ApexValidator (150-pt) or EnhancedFlowValidator (110-pt).

How to run

python scripts/mcp_validator_cli.py input.json
python scripts/mcp_validator_cli.py --format report input.json
echo '{"tool":"soql_query","params":{...}}' | python scripts/mcp_validator_cli.py

Tier 1: Data Parameter Checks (soql_query, sobject_dml)

Simple pass/fail. No score — just errors and warnings.

{
  "tool": "sobject_dml",
  "params": {
    "sObject": "Account",
    "operation": "insert",
    "records": [
      { "Name": "Test Account 1", "Industry": "Technology" },
      { "Name": "Test Account 2", "Industry": "Finance" }
    ],
    "sf_user": "prod"
  }
}

What Tier 1 checks:

Check	Tool	Severity
Missing sObject	Both	Error
Missing sf_user	Both	Error
Invalid DML operation	sobject_dml	Error
Empty records array	sobject_dml	Error
Update/delete missing Id	sobject_dml	Error
Upsert missing externalIdField	sobject_dml	Error
PII in record values	sobject_dml	Warning
Inconsistent fields	sobject_dml	Warning
SOQL syntax errors (==, unbalanced parens, double quotes)	soql_query	Warning

Output:

{
  "tier": "data_params",
  "tool": "sobject_dml",
  "status": "pass",
  "errors": [],
  "warnings": []
}

Tier 2: Code Deployment Scoring (metadata_create, metadata_update, tooling_api_dml)

Full code quality scoring when deploying Apex or Flow code. Extracts the body from the metadata payload and delegates to the appropriate validator.

{
  "tool": "metadata_create",
  "params": {
    "type": "ApexClass",
    "metadata": [
      {
        "fullName": "AccountService",
        "apiVersion": "65.0",
        "status": "Active",
        "body": "public with sharing class AccountService {\n    public static List<Account> getByIndustry(String industry) {\n        return [SELECT Id, Name FROM Account WHERE Industry = :industry LIMIT 1000];\n    }\n}"
      }
    ],
    "sf_user": "prod"
  }
}

What Tier 2 checks:

Metadata Type	Validator	Max Score	Key Checks
ApexClass	ApexValidator	150	SOQL-in-loops, DML-in-loops, sharing, naming, docs
ApexTrigger	ApexValidator	150	Bulkification, error handling, security
Flow	EnhancedFlowValidator	110	DML-in-loops, fault paths, naming, governance
FlowDefinition	EnhancedFlowValidator	110	Performance, error handling, security
Other types	— (skipped)	—	Non-code metadata passes through without scoring

Output:

{
  "tier": "code_deployment",
  "tool": "metadata_create",
  "metadata_type": "ApexClass",
  "validator": "ApexValidator",
  "status": "scored",
  "score": 145,
  "max_score": 150,
  "rating": "Excellent (5/5)",
  "issues": [...]
}

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Salesforce MCP Tool Reference

1. Initialize Connection

Tool: org_init Purpose: Initialize MCP session and authenticate the org Must be called FIRST before any other operations

org_init()

Call with no parameters — uses the default org. If a default is configured, confirm with the user. If no default, ask for the Salesforce user/alias before proceeding.

2. Query Records (SOQL)

Tool: soql_query Purpose: Execute SOQL queries to retrieve data

Parameters:
  - sObject: "Account" (required)
  - fields: ["Id", "Name", "Industry"] (optional; uses SELECT *)
  - whereClause: "Industry='Technology'" (optional — omit for no filter; do NOT pass empty string "")
  - limit: 100 (optional; default is 100 — set explicitly for larger result sets)
  - orderBy: "Name ASC" (optional)
  - sf_user: Connection identifier

Large results: When a response includes instructions.artifactId, the full result exceeded ~75 k and was stored as an artifact. Retrieve it using the strategy for your execution mode — see references/mcp-pagination.md for details. In short:

• mcp-plus-code-execution: download instructions.artifactUrl
• mcp-core: fetch_more(artifactId=..., cursor=_pagination.nextCursor) — cursor is required

whereClause caveat: Never pass an empty string "" for whereClause — it generates malformed SQL (WHERE ""). Either omit the parameter entirely or use "Id != null" to select all records.

Example: Query Accounts in Technology

soql_query(
  sObject="Account",
  fields=["Id", "Name", "Industry", "BillingCity"],
  whereClause="Industry='Technology' AND BillingCity != null",
  limit=500,
  sf_user="prod"
)

3. DML Operations (Insert/Update/Delete/Upsert)

Tool: sobject_dml Purpose: Create, modify, or delete records

Parameters:
  - sObject: "Account" (required)
  - operation: "insert"|"update"|"delete"|"upsert" (required)
  - records: [...] (array of record objects; used for insert/update/upsert, max 200 per call)
  - recordIds: ["id1", "id2"] (string array; used for delete only, max 200 per call)
  - externalIdField: "ExternalId__c" (required for upsert)
  - sf_user: Connection identifier

200-record limit: The MCP server rejects calls with > 200 records (EXCEEDED_ID_LIMIT). Split larger operations into batches of <= 200.

Example 1: Insert Records

sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="insert",
  records=[
    {"Name": "Test Acct 1", "Industry": "Technology"},
    {"Name": "Test Acct 2", "Industry": "Finance"}
  ],
  sf_user="prod"
)

Example 2: Bulk Upsert Records

Prerequisite: Upsert requires a field explicitly marked as External ID on the target object. Standard fields (Id, Name) are not valid external ID fields for upsert. Before upserting, verify that a custom External ID field exists (e.g. ExternalId__c) — use sobject_describe to check, or create one with sobject_field_create (fieldType Text, externalId: true). Using a non-External-ID field will result in an API error.

sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="upsert",
  externalIdField="ExternalId__c",
  records=[
    {"ExternalId__c": "EXT001", "Name": "Updated Account", "Industry": "Tech"},
    {"ExternalId__c": "EXT002", "Name": "New Account", "Industry": "Finance"}
  ],
  sf_user="prod"
)

Example 3: Delete Records by ID

sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="delete",
  recordIds=["001xx000003DHP", "001xx000003DHQ"],
  sf_user="prod"
)

4. Describe Object (Metadata)

Tool: sobject_describe Purpose: Get object structure, fields, relationships

Parameters:
  - sObject: "Account" (required)
  - sf_user: Connection identifier

Example: Get Account structure

sobject_describe(
  sObject="Account",
  sf_user="prod"
)

Response includes: fields (name, type, required, length), relationships, record types, etc.

IMPORTANT: sobject_describe is NOT authoritative for field accessibility. A field may appear in the describe response but still fail SOQL queries (No such column), LWC schema imports, or Metadata API deployments due to FLS, profile restrictions, or org-level configuration. Always verify critical fields with a test SOQL query before relying on describe output for data operations or component development.

5. Tooling API Queries

Tool: tooling_api_query Purpose: Query metadata objects (CustomField, CustomObject, etc.)

Parameters:
  - sObject: "CustomField" (metadata object)
  - fields: ["Id", "FullName", "Label"] (optional)
  - whereClause: "EntityDefinition.QualifiedApiName='Account'" (optional)
  - limit: 500 (optional)
  - sf_user: Connection identifier

Example: Find all custom fields on Account

tooling_api_query(
  sObject="CustomField",
  whereClause="EntityDefinition.QualifiedApiName='Account'",
  sf_user="prod"
)

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SOQL Relationship Patterns

Pattern	Syntax	Use When	Tool
Parent-to-Child	(SELECT Id FROM Contacts)	Need child details from parent	soql_query
Child-to-Parent	Account.Name (up to 5 levels)	Need parent fields from child	soql_query
Polymorphic	TYPEOF What WHEN Account THEN Name END	Who/What fields	soql_query
Self-Referential	ParentAccount.Name	Hierarchical data	soql_query
Aggregate	COUNT(), SUM() GROUP BY	Statistics	soql_query
Semi-Join	WHERE Id IN (SELECT AccountId FROM Contact)	Records WITH related	soql_query
Anti-Join	WHERE Id NOT IN (SELECT ...)	Records WITHOUT related	soql_query

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Test Data Creation via Salesforce MCP

Instead of running Apex factories, use sobject_dml directly:

Example: Create 201 Accounts (crossing batch boundary)

The MCP server enforces a 200-record limit per call. Split into batches:

// Batch 1: records 1-200
sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="insert",
  records=[
    {"Name": "Test Account 1", "Industry": "Technology"},
    {"Name": "Test Account 2", "Industry": "Finance"},
    // ... up to 200 records
  ],
  sf_user="prod"
)

// Batch 2: record 201
sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="insert",
  records=[
    {"Name": "Test Account 201", "Industry": "Retail"}
  ],
  sf_user="prod"
)

Distributed Test Data (Hot/Warm/Cold scoring):

sobject_dml(
  sObject="Lead",
  operation="insert",
  records=[
    // 50 Hot leads
    {"FirstName": "Hot", "LastName": "Lead1", "Company": "TechCo", "Industry": "Technology", "NumberOfEmployees": 1500},
    // 100 Warm leads
    {"FirstName": "Warm", "LastName": "Lead51", "Company": "FinCo", "Industry": "Finance", "NumberOfEmployees": 500},
    // 101 Cold leads
    {"FirstName": "Cold", "LastName": "Lead151", "Company": "RetailCo", "Industry": "Retail", "NumberOfEmployees": 50}
  ],
  sf_user="prod"
)

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⚠️ Bulk Data Entry — Use Data Loader for 20+ Records

For operations involving 20+ records, recommend Data Loader (e.g., dataloader.io) instead of the Salesforce MCP server DML. the Salesforce MCP server sobject_dml is designed for small operations — bulk imports via DML consume credits and are less efficient than purpose-built tools.

Correct Pattern for Bulk Imports

Phase 1 — Data Transformation (Agent):

1. Parse source data (spreadsheet, CSV, etc.)
2. Clean values, validate field API names via sobject_describe
3. Export clean CSV with API-name column headers

Phase 2 — Import (Data Loader):

Upload CSV to Data Loader. It handles batching, error reporting, and returns a success file with Record IDs.

Phase 3 — Record ID Mapping (Agent):

Merge success file with source tracking info. Produce final ID mapping file.

Two-File Output Pattern

When transforming data for bulk import, always produce two output files:

1. Import file — clean CSV for Data Loader (API-name headers, validated values only)
2. Tracking file — same rows plus human-readable context for post-import matching

When the Salesforce MCP server DML IS Appropriate

• Small test data sets (< 20 records)
• Quick record updates/deletes by ID
• Prototype/demo data creation
• Operations where the user wants to stay in the conversation flow

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Record Tracking & Cleanup

Cleanup Patterns

Method	Tool	Best For
By IDs	sobject_dml(operation="delete", records=[{"Id":"..."}])	Known records
By Pattern	Query with whereClause="Name LIKE 'Test%'" then delete returned IDs	Test data
By Date	Query with whereClause="CreatedDate >= TODAY AND Name LIKE 'Test%'" first	Recent test data

Cleanup via SOQL (call after verifying records)

After inserting test records with sobject_dml, query to get IDs and provide cleanup:

soql_query(
  sObject="Account",
  fields=["Id"],
  whereClause="Name LIKE 'Test Account%'",
  sf_user="prod"
)

Then provide cleanup instruction:

sobject_dml(
  sObject="Account",
  operation="delete",
  records=[{"Id": "<ID1>"}, {"Id": "<ID2>"}],
  sf_user="prod"
)

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Cross-Skill Integration

Other skills reference sf-data for SOQL and DML needs:

From Skill	To sf-data	When
sf-apex	-> sf-data	"Create 201 Accounts for bulk testing" or "optimize this SOQL query"
sf-flow	-> sf-data	"Create Opportunities with StageName='Closed Won'"
sf-metadata	-> sf-data	After verifying fields exist
sf-permissions	-> sf-data	Permission analysis queries
sf-diagram	-> sf-data	Query data for diagram generation

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Governor Limits

Reference Salesforce Governor Limits for current limits.

Key limits: SOQL 100/200 (sync/async) | DML 150 | Records 10K | Bulk API 10M records/day

the Salesforce MCP server Limit: sobject_dml accepts max 200 records per call. For larger operations, split into batches of <= 200. Each batch counts as ONE DML statement toward the governor limit.

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Completion Format

Data Operations (Tier 1)

Data Operation Complete: [Operation Type]
  Object: [ObjectName] | Records: [Count]
  Target Org: [org identifier]

  Pre-flight: [PASS/FAIL — errors/warnings count]

  Record Summary:
  - Created/Updated/Deleted: [count] records
  Record IDs: [first 5 IDs...]

  Cleanup Query:
  - soql_query(sObject="[Object]", fields=["Id"], whereClause="Name LIKE 'Test%'")
  - Then: sobject_dml(operation="delete", records=[...])

Code Deployment (Tier 2)

Code Deployment Validated: [metadata_type]
  Full Name: [class/flow name]
  Validator: [ApexValidator | EnhancedFlowValidator]
  Score: [score]/[max] — [rating]

  Issues: [count] ([critical count] critical)
  [list critical issues if any]

  Next Steps:
  1. Fix critical issues (if any)
  2. Deploy via metadata_create / metadata_update
  3. Verify in org

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Dependencies

• Salesforce MCP server (required): All data operations use Salesforce MCP tools

  • Initialize with: org_init()
  • If you need a non-default connection, pass your MCP server's org/user connection parameters
  • Tools: soql_query, sobject_dml, sobject_describe, tooling_api_query

• sf-metadata (optional): Query object/field structure

  • Or use sobject_describe and tooling_api_query directly

• Python 3.8+ (for validation): Required to run mcp_validator_cli.py in sandboxed environments

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Output-Directory-First Architecture

ALL intermediate data files MUST be written to the output directory. This is the default practice for all data operations that produce files:

• Batch query results → {output_dir}/intermediate/
• Export files → {output_dir}/
• Progress checkpoints → {output_dir}/intermediate/
• Validation reports → {output_dir}/

No data files should be written outside the output directory tree. This ensures portability, reproducibility, and clean workspace management.

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Notes

• API Version: Operations use org's default API version (recommend 62.0+)
• Bulk Operations: sobject_dml accepts max 200 records per call; split larger operations into batches
• User Context: Queries respect user's field-level security
• Test Isolation: Track created record IDs for cleanup
• Sensitive Data: Never include real PII in test data
• Remote Org Only: No local scratch org support; all operations target remote orgs
• Validation: Run mcp_validator_cli.py before executing operations in sandboxed environments (Tier 1 for data ops, Tier 2 for code deployment)
• Output Directory: All intermediate files go to --output-dir by default