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Local-first Salesforce dev toolkit: multi-org login, SOQL workbench, metadata explorer, and export. Fully local. DevToolkit for Salesforce A fast, local-first Salesforce toolkit for developers and admins. Run SOQL and SOSL queries, explore metadata, manage multiple orgs, and export data—all from your browser. No proxy servers, no cloud backend, and no unnecessary complexity. Features • SOQL & SOSL Workbench * Autocomplete for objects, fields, relationships, and functions * Syntax highlighting * Alias-aware suggestions * Query history and saved queries * Infinite scrolling for large result sets • Multi-Org Support * Connect to Production, Sandbox, and Scratch Orgs * Manage multiple orgs simultaneously * Secure OAuth PKCE authentication • Metadata Tools * Browse object metadata and describes * Generate package.xml manifests * Generate Apex wrapper classes • Export Data * Export query results to CSV or JSON Local-First Security Every API request goes directly from your browser to Salesforce. * No proxy servers * No cloud storage * Tokens stored locally * Optional AES-256 encryption for stored credentials Built for Daily Salesforce Development Designed for developers who spend their day working with data, metadata, and multiple orgs. Fast, lightweight, and built to stay out of your way. Support the Project DevToolkit for Salesforce is independently developed and maintained by Srijan Gupta. GitHub Sponsors: github.com/sponsors/geekymeeky
Aug 16, 2026
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