answering-org-questions

You can query Salesforce org metadata conversationationally by asking questions about schema, fields, permissions, Apex source, and Flow metadata. The Skill uses a local Markdown vault and DuckDB dependency graph to resolve specific question patterns and return targeted metadata results.

Salesforce metadata questions cover schema and object dependencies, field-level permissions, naming conventions, Apex source code, Flow metadata, and vault freshness. You can ask things like what fields an object has or who can read a specific field.

Yes, querying Salesforce org metadata conversationally requires a local Markdown vault and a DuckDB dependency graph. These components store and resolve schema, permissions, Apex source, and Flow metadata for the question patterns the Skill handles.

To check permissions and naming conventions in a Salesforce org, ask conversational questions like who can read a specific field. The Skill resolves these queries using the local Markdown vault and DuckDB dependency graph to retrieve permission and convention details.

Yes, you can inspect Flow metadata and vault freshness for a Salesforce org. The Skill handles flow metadata queries and checks the health of the metadata vault to ensure the dependency graph and stored data remain current.

Retrieving Apex source code and object dependencies is best done through conversational queries against the local Markdown vault and DuckDB dependency graph. The Skill resolves dependency relationships and returns Apex source details without requiring manual searches.