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Purpose of This Wiki

Think of this wiki as the “director’s commentary” for Salesforce's hosted MCP servers. It provides opinionated guidance, advanced patterns, and community tips that complement the official documentation. Where we touch on topics that the official docs also cover, we add extra context explaining why something matters — just like the director's commentary on a DVD. The official docs will tell you what to do; where possible, this wiki tells you why we made the choices we made, and what we’ve learned from working with customers and partners along the way.

This is not the definitive setup or developer guide. If you’re looking for step-by-step instructions, start with the official docs (linked below).

Where to Find Documentation

We’ve grouped the documentation into three layers, each with a distinct purpose:

  • Help & Training (help.salesforce.com) — Teaches you to drive the car. Admin setup, point-and-click configuration, enabling and managing servers.

    Getting started — learning to drive

  • Developer Docs (developer.salesforce.com) — The owner's manual. Technical reference, authentication details, client setup, server and tool reference, troubleshooting.

    Developer docs — the owner's manual

  • This Wiki (GitHub) — The mechanic's forum. Opinionated guidance, advanced patterns, community tips, and candid discussion of rationale and trade-offs. The repo also offers Issues so you can share your feature ideas and suggestions for documentation improvements.

    Community wiki — the mechanic's forum

For a deeper explanation of this model and a table mapping common questions to the right source, see Where to Find Documentation.

Getting Started

The following steps aren’t strictly sequential — you can handle prerequisites as you encounter them — but this is a logical order:

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Testing & Debugging

Security & Governance

Reference & Community

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