Execute multiple operations in a single call with result references. Use $N.field to reference prior results (e.g., $0.id for the ID from operation 0). Destructive operations require confirm: true.

Run analytics on any Salesforce object — group by categorical fields, aggregate numeric fields, and compute custom expressions. Uses field-type metadata for validation.

Analyze conversation activity and engagement patterns for an opportunity. Extracts insights from Gong calls, emails, and other activities to provide engagement recommendations.

Generate a markdown business case report for an opportunity. Fetches opportunity details, contacts, conversation insights, and similar won deals to produce a complete report.

Enrich an opportunity with market intelligence, industry insights, and strategic recommendations based on similar deal patterns and best practices.

Find opportunities similar to a reference opportunity or based on specific criteria. Includes pattern analysis and similarity scoring to identify market trends and success patterns.

Generate detailed insights and analytics from opportunity data including pipeline health, performance metrics, industry trends, and strategic recommendations.

Get detailed information about a Salesforce opportunity including all available fields (both standard and custom), related records, and metadata

Search for Salesforce opportunities by name, account, and stage. Returns matching opportunities ordered by close date. Results include both standard and custom fields.

Find the field(s) that carry a concept, when you know what you want to query but not the API name. Searches every scored field on the discovered objects — not just the promoted ones — across API names, labels, and help text, ranked by match strength. Searches the core objects by default; pass objectName to scope to one, which discovers it on demand. Set includeValues to get the value set for matched picklists, so you can write the WHERE clause without a second lookup. The match is lexical, not semantic: it finds fields whose name, label or help text contains the term, so a concept this org names differently will not surface, and an object that has not been discovered is not searched. Read salesforce://field-catalog/{objectName}/all to browse everything on an object.

Execute a SOQL query. Supports both standard and custom fields (custom fields end with __c in their API names). To see which fields this org actually populates on an object, read the salesforce://field-catalog/{objectName} resource — it is ranked, far smaller than a full schema, and works for any object. That catalog is a usage filter rather than a field list: standard fields remain queryable whether or not they appear in it. Use describe_object when you want an object's complete schema.

Get an object's full metadata, including every standard and custom field when includeFields is true. Returns the complete schema — exhaustive but unranked, and large on customised objects. To find out which fields this org actually populates, read salesforce://field-catalog/{objectName} instead; it is ranked and far smaller.

Create a new record in Salesforce. Supports both standard and custom fields in the data object.

Update an existing record in Salesforce. Supports updating both standard and custom fields.

Delete a record from Salesforce

Get information about the current user

Download a file from Salesforce. Accepts a ContentVersionId (068...) or ContentDocumentId (069...). Saves to a sandboxed workspace directory (default: ~/.local/share/salesforce-cloud-mcp/workspace/, configurable via SF_WORKSPACE_DIR). Text files (CSV, JSON, XML, TXT, etc.) also return content inline. Binary files return the saved path.

List all available Salesforce objects, including both standard and custom objects