PROJECT / 2026 — present

Salesforce Org Compare

A browser-native workspace to compare, debug and monitor Salesforce orgs with the session already open in Chrome.

Repository Live site

Access: Existing browser session
Scope: Multi-org compare and developer hub
Language: English and Spanish
Distribution: Chrome MV3 extension

Release confidence, from the browser

Save production, UAT and sandbox orgs with aliases and groups, then move between them without a separate daily setup.

Compare metadata and code side by side in Monaco Editor.
Persist compared items locally and export HTML diffs when a report is useful.
Generate package.xml from selected metadata and compare complete metadata types.

A practical Salesforce development hub

The extension brings frequent engineering tasks into a single browser-native workspace.

Run and manage Apex tests; compare coverage; execute Anonymous Apex.
Use Quick Edit for Apex and Lightning bundles, and explore SOQL and REST APIs.
Browse and filter debug logs, inspect Apex source and coverage, and subscribe to Platform Events.

Analysis and operational visibility

The tool also helps investigate the configuration and health of an org before or after delivery work.

Explore dependencies, permissions, object metadata, custom settings, custom metadata and individual records.
Review org limits, deployment status, bulk API jobs, setup audit trail and field history.
Optional Salesforce Setup integration opens supported debug-log and deployment views in the extension.

Privacy by design

Core communication is direct between the browser and Salesforce, using the permissions of the signed-in user.

The active Salesforce session is reused at runtime and is not stored in extension storage.
Saved aliases, preferences and cached metadata stay in chrome.storage.local on the device.
Optional features, including Logi AI assistance and telemetry, remain opt-in or configurable in settings.

The problem

Working across sandboxes, UAT and production often means switching tools, credentials and contexts just to understand what changed.

The solution

A Chrome extension that reuses the active Salesforce browser session to compare metadata and code, work with Apex, SOQL, REST and debug logs, and inspect delivery status — without Salesforce CLI, Connected Apps or API keys for everyday workflows.

My contribution

Product design and engineering of a privacy-first developer tool with local processing, multilingual UI and a workflow centred on metadata visibility.