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Salesforce DX MCP Server
Summary
Salesforce's official MCP server: over 60 tools across 15 toolsets for reading org data, deploying metadata, running Apex tests and building Lightning Web Components.
Features
- 60+ tools grouped into 15 opt-in toolsets
- Deploy and retrieve metadata between a DX project and an org
- Query and manage org data and users
- Run Apex tests and Salesforce Code Analyzer static analysis
- LWC and Aura expert tools, including production-readiness scoring
- Explicit per-org authorisation via the --orgs flag
- Experimental dynamic tool discovery to reduce context size
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
The Salesforce DX MCP Server connects an LLM to your authorised Salesforce orgs. It is published by the Salesforce CLI team and is the same tooling surface sf exposes, wrapped so an agent can drive it: read and manage records, deploy and retrieve metadata, run tests, manage users, and get expert guidance on Lightning Web Components and Apex.
Toolsets
The server ships more than 60 tools, grouped into toolsets you enable explicitly - Salesforce specifically recommends not turning them all on, because the full set overwhelms an LLM's context:
core- always enabledorgs- manage your authorised orgsdata- query and manipulate org datametadata- deploy and retrieve metadata between your DX project and an orgtesting- run Apex and other testsusers- manage org users and permission setscode-analysis- static analysis via Salesforce Code Analyzerlwc-expertsandexperts-validation- LWC development, testing and production-readiness scoring for accessibility, security and best practiceaura-experts- Aura component analysis, blueprinting and migrationdevops- read and operate DevOps Center resourcesenrichment,mobile,mobile-core,scale-products- metadata enrichment, mobile capabilities, and Apex performance detection
Access control
Org access is explicit and deliberately conservative. The --orgs flag takes DEFAULT_TARGET_ORG, DEFAULT_TARGET_DEV_HUB, a specific username or alias, or ALLOW_ALL_ORGS (to be used with care) - and at least one value is required, so the server never picks up orgs you did not name. --tools enables individual tools alongside whole toolsets, --dynamic-tools (experimental) starts with a minimal core and loads more on demand to save context, --allow-non-ga-tools opts into non-GA tools, and --no-telemetry disables the default data collection.
Configuration snippets are documented for Claude Code, Cursor, Cline and VS Code with Copilot. Apache-2.0 licensed.
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