Install SF Analyzer desktop and keep the assessment local.
Use the latest desktop release to connect a Salesforce org, retrieve metadata on your machine and generate the As-Is wiki with your own AI key.
A Salesforce org user allowed to authenticate with the Salesforce CLI.
The Salesforce CLI installed locally before the first org connection.
macOS, Windows or Linux desktop environment supported by the Electron package.
An AI provider API key only if the user wants AI-generated wiki pages or guided documents.
macOS, Windows and Linux packages are produced by the Electron build pipeline.
Current preview builds are unsigned; the installer may show an operating-system warning.
Auto-update checks the configured release channel when the packaged app starts.
Checksums and release source of truth.
SF Analyzer does not claim a checksum until it is attached to the release artifacts. The release page remains the canonical download location.
• The GitHub release page is the source of truth for downloadable artifacts.
• When checksum files are attached to a release, verify the downloaded installer against the matching checksum before installation.
• The current portal page does not generate checksums itself; it links to the latest release artifacts.
2.3.0 — CLI Compatibility, Resilient Analysis & Agent Harness
Published 2026-07-01. Full public changelog is available on the changelog page.
Implemented SF CLI compatibility guard (Fase 21) with preflight checks, version checks, and warning popups on invalid CLI configurations.
Added registry-safe metadata retrieval to skip unsupported types using the Salesforce source-deploy-retrieve Node registry.
Added the Document Agent Harness (Fase 13) to guide AI agents in drafting TDDs and impact reports using guarded read-only tools, SOQL guards, and coverage guards.
Implemented incremental retrieve logic based on lastModifiedDate (Fase 11) to download only changes, reducing runtimes.
Added resilient analysis runs (Fase 12) featuring exponential backoff retries for transient errors, runtime cancellation, and partial-failure reporting.
Redesigned the Wiki Browser as an Obsidian-lite MD Viewer (Fase 20b) with folders, TOC scroll-spy, wikilinks, and syntax-highlighted code blocks.
Added deep-link sf-analyzer:// protocol support, OS-backed secret keychain storage, and portal limit telemetry.