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-kitandaccess-auditfor CI gates. - Scan-time scoping: narrow what gets scanned with
--types,--exclude-types,--exclude-paths, and--exclude-managed, or ascopeblock insf-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.