What problem does it solve? Auditing a Salesforce org manually is error-prone: partial metadata retrieves silently omit types, grep matches get mistaken for findings, and runtime data like licenses and data volumes never appear in metadata at all. This Skill enforces a grounded, two-pronged assessment method so every conclusion traces back to a full retrieve or an explicit org query. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Two-pronged grounding: Combines a full metadata retrieve (manifest generated from the org) with live read-only queries for licenses, limits, and large data volumes, with every gap explicitly declared. - Ten domain checklists: Covers security and identity, permission architecture, automation conflicts, data-model integrity, schema limits and headroom, license utilization, LDV, metadata governance, managed packages, and operational best practices. - Purpose-driven framing: Supports failed-implementation diagnostics, brownfield onboarding baselines, and pre-go-live readiness gates with the same criteria but different output framing. - Use Case: Before onboarding onto an unfamiliar Salesforce org, run the assessment to get a baseline of the automation order of execution, sharing model, permission architecture, and license headroom, with every number linked to the query that produced it. ## Quick Start Assess the health of my connected Salesforce org, starting with a full metadata retrieve and license usage queries, and report findings per domain with any coverage gaps declared.
