Parse local Salesforce SFDX directories and map metadata relationships with provenance tags.
npx skills add https://github.com/raykuonz/graphify-sf --skill graphify-sf
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: graphify-sf Source: https://github.com/raykuonz/graphify-sf/tree/main/skills/graphify-sf Command: npx skills add https://github.com/raykuonz/graphify-sf --skill graphify-sf
Large Salesforce orgs store critical metadata dependencies across thousands of scattered XML files and Setup screens, making it extremely time-consuming to trace relationships like which trigger fires on a specific object, which Flow writes to a field an Apex class reads, or which Profile grants access to unused metadata. Grep and string search only find text matches, not actual dependency relationships, and manual Setup navigation is impractical for large projects.
Use the graphify-sf skill to build a queryable knowledge graph of your current Salesforce SFDX project directory.
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You can trace Salesforce metadata dependencies offline by parsing local SFDX source directories to extract entities and map their relationships. This approach requires no org connectivity or SFDX CLI, directly reading XML files and source code to build a queryable knowledge graph.
Impact analysis for Apex classes and Flows is best handled by generating a knowledge graph that maps explicit and inferred relationships. This tags every dependency edge with provenance, showing exactly which metadata is affected by a proposed change.
Grep cannot effectively find which Flow writes to a field an Apex class reads because it only matches text, not actual dependency relationships. Parsing SFDX source files maps real dependencies across metadata, identifying true structural connections.
Yes, graphify-sf works with local SFDX project files for offline metadata analysis by extracting entities like Custom Objects, LWC components, and Profiles directly from source. It generates interactive visualizations and GraphRAG-ready JSON exports without org access.
To know if a mapped Salesforce dependency is confirmed or inferred, check the provenance tags on each relationship edge. The knowledge graph explicitly tags every connection as EXTRACTED from XML or INFERRED from source patterns.
The SFDX metadata knowledge graph export generates interactive visualizations, GraphRAG-ready JSON exports, and plain-language reports. These outputs map all metadata entities and their relationships with full provenance tagging.
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