Agentforce Action Audit

One audit pass over Salesforce Agentforce topic metadata: flags deploy blockers and the missing AI-disclosure line before you push an agent live. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Same engine as the VS Code extension, byte for byte.

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13 rules on a Salesforce Agentforce topic file, before the deploy and before Article 50

A Salesforce partner bills metadata review at about $150 an hour; one topic file takes roughly 20 minutes to read by hand.

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Questions people ask

What does Agentforce Action Audit actually do?

It reads a Salesforce Agentforce topic file - genAiPlugin or genAiPlannerBundle metadata - and reports 13 defects with line numbers: missing scope, duplicate instruction names, a bare ampersand that stops the deploy, generated placeholder text, contact data sitting inside a prompt, and the missing line that tells a person they are talking to an AI.

Who is it for?

Salesforce DX developers and admins who ship Agentforce topics to production, and the partner consultants who review their pull requests. It is aimed at teams whose agents talk to customers in the European Union, where an agent that never discloses it is an AI is an Article 50 problem rather than a style problem.

Why will a chatbot or the sf CLI not do this?

A general chatbot cannot see the genAiPlugin XML sitting in your repository, and pasting it turns customer instructions into prompt text. The sf CLI validates the XML schema, not the behaviour: sf project deploy start happily accepts a topic with no scope, no disclosure line, and a TODO still left in an instruction.

What is free and what does the full version add?

Free: the file you have open, all 13 checks, every finding with its line number. The 13 are missing masterLabel, missing description, missing scope, thin scope, no instructions, duplicate instruction name, placeholder text, unreferenced function, no AI disclosure, contact data in a prompt, insecure endpoint, unescaped ampersand, and stale apiVersion. The full version sweeps the whole workspace and exports a dated AGENTFORCE-AUDIT.md.

What does this cost compared with having a person do it?

A Salesforce partner bills metadata review at about $150 an hour, and one topic file takes roughly 20 minutes to read by hand, so a 12-topic agent is most of a billable day. The full version is $29 once, one licence key per person or team seat, with a 7-day full refund.

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