Skemia v0.3.0

Skemia v0.3.0

The product is now Skemia. The command is ske (with skemia as a long alias), and the studio, plugin, and MCP server all read Skemia. Scans write skemia.json, skemia.db, and a skemia-output folder.

Carried over: Access kit (least-privilege permission sets per feature), scan-time scoping, git history per component, Components and graph filters, graph right-click navigation, and the resizable, foldable component drawer.

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): skemia-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): skemia-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): skemia-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): skemia-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run skemia-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Atlas Studio v0.2.3

Atlas Studio v0.2.3

New in this release:

• Component drawer: no more sideways scrolling. Long names, paths, and the dependency tables now wrap to fit the panel. Drag the left edge to size the drawer to whatever the content needs (the width is remembered), and use the fold button to slide it to the right, leaving a reopen tab.

Carried over from v0.2.2: graph right-click navigation, graph status/author/date filters, the Studio Scan options panel, Access kit, scan-time scoping, git history per component, and Components filtering.

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): sfa-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): sfa-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): sfa-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): sfa-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run sfa-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Atlas Studio v0.2.2

Atlas Studio v0.2.2

New in this release:

• Graph navigation: right-click any node in the dependency graph to jump to the views that act on it. Every node offers open details, focus here, what it uses, what uses it, and deploy bundle. Feature entry points (Apex, LWC, Aura, Flow, app, tab, page) also offer Access kit, and objects and fields offer Field access.

Carried over from v0.2.1: graph status/author/date filters, the Studio Scan options panel, Access kit, scan-time scoping, git history per component, and Components filtering.

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): sfa-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): sfa-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): sfa-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): sfa-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run sfa-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Atlas Studio v0.2.1

Atlas Studio v0.2.1

New in this release:

• Dependency graph filtering: filter the big picture by status, and (when the scan found git) by last-changed-by author and a changed-between date range, matching the Components view.
• Scan options in the Studio: a Scan options panel on Start here lets you exclude Apex tests, exclude managed packages, restrict to or exclude metadata types, and exclude path globs. It applies to the next org, upload, or local scan, so scoping works from the Studio, not only the command line.

Carried over from v0.2.0: Access kit (least-privilege permission sets per feature), scan-time scoping via the CLI and config, git history per component, and Components filtering.

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): sfa-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): sfa-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): sfa-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): sfa-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run sfa-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Atlas Studio v0.2.0

Atlas Studio v0.2.0

New in this release:

• Access kit: derive the least-privilege permission set a feature needs from its dependency closure, source-only, with a reason and confidence for every grant. Includes a recall audit that scores a derived set against an existing one, plus CLI commands access-kit and access-audit for CI gates.
• Scan-time scoping: narrow what gets scanned with --types, --exclude-types, --exclude-paths, and --exclude-managed, or a scope block in sf-atlas.config.json. Useful for focusing a large org.
• Git history: when the project is a git repo, each component is annotated with its last author and change date. This is repo authorship, not the Salesforce last-modified user, which source files do not carry.
• Components filtering: filter by type, domain, status, git author, and a changed-between date range, with a new Last change column.
• Compare scans: the per-type change breakdown now sits at the top, with the headline metrics.

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): sfa-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): sfa-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): sfa-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): sfa-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run sfa-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Atlas Studio v0.1.0

Atlas Studio v0.1.0

Download the binary for your operating system, then run it:

• macOS (Apple silicon): sfa-macos-arm64
• macOS (Intel): sfa-macos-x64
• Linux (x64): sfa-linux-x64
• Windows (x64): sfa-win-x64.exe

macOS and Linux: chmod +x <file> then ./<file> serve, and open the printed local URL.
Windows: run sfa-win-x64.exe serve from a terminal.

These builds are not code-signed yet, so the OS shows a warning on first run.

• macOS: right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Or run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine <file>.
• Windows: on the SmartScreen prompt choose More info, then Run anyway.

Org actions (retrieve, harvest, deploy) need the Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated. The analysis itself is source-only and runs fully local.

Verify your download against SHA256SUMS.txt.