Salesforce DX MCP Server

# Using Smithery with Salesforce MCP Server ## Available Smithery Commands ### 1. Development Mode (with hot-reload and tunnel) ```bash smithery dev packages/mcp/bin/run.js ``` This starts a development server with hot-reload and creates a public tunnel for testing. ### 2. Build for Production ```bash smithery build packages/mcp/bin/run.js ``` This builds your MCP server into a production-ready bundle in `.smithery/index.cjs` ### 3. Run Locally ```bash smithery run @salesforce/mcp -- --orgs YOUR_ORG_ALIAS --toolsets core,dx ``` ### 4. Test in Playground ```bash smithery playground ``` Opens the MCP playground in your browser for testing. ## Publishing to Smithery Registry To publish your server to the Smithery registry for others to use: 1. **Create an account** at [smithery.ai](https://smithery.ai) 2. **Login via CLI**: ```bash smithery login ``` 3. **Publish your server** (from GitHub): - Push your code to a GitHub repository - Add a `smithery.json` or `smithery.config.js` file - Register your repository on smithery.ai website ## Using Your Published Server Once published, others can install and use your server: ```bash # Install from Smithery registry smithery install @salesforce/mcp # Run the installed server smithery run @salesforce/mcp -- --orgs MY_ORG --toolsets core,dx ``` ## Local Testing For local testing with the Salesforce MCP server: ```bash # First build the project npm install npm run build # Then run with Smithery smithery run packages/mcp/bin/run.js -- --orgs YOUR_ORG --toolsets core,dx ``` ## Available Toolsets When configuring `--toolsets`, you can use: - `core` - Core Salesforce operations - `dx` - Salesforce DX tools - `agent` - Agent-related tools - `lwc` - Lightning Web Components tools - `aura` - Aura components tools - `mobile` - Mobile development tools - `devops` - DevOps tools - `all` - Enable all toolsets For Salesforce-only tools, use: `--toolsets core,dx`