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@designthynk/agentspec

v0.16.0

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Salesforce Agentforce Development Framework

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AgentSpec: Salesforce Agentforce Development Framework

AgentSpec is a specialized framework for building, testing, and managing Salesforce Agentforce agents, flows, and Lightning Web Components (LWCs). It leverages the OpenSpec CLI to provide a spec-driven development workflow tailored for the Salesforce ecosystem.

Why AgentSpec?

Building Agentforce agents requires coordinating multiple metadata types (Agents, Flows, Apex, LWC) and adhering to strict platform rules. AgentSpec provides a structured workflow to ensure:

  • Agreement before Implementation: Define agent behavior in specs before writing code.
  • MCP First: Integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools for real-time org insights.
  • Salesforce Standards: Enforce security and coding best practices automatically.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 20.19.0
  • Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and authenticated

Installation

From Source (recommended for development):

git clone https://github.com/designthynk/AgentSpec.git
cd AgentSpec
npm install -g .

From npm (once published):

npm install -g @designthynk/agentspec

Initialization

Navigate to your Salesforce DX project and run:

agentspec init

This will create the openspec/ directory structure with the necessary Salesforce-specific templates.

Workflow

  1. Draft Proposal: agentspec init (if not already done) -> Ask your AI to create a change proposal.
  2. Spec: Define requirements in specs/.
  3. Implement: Use sf and MCP tools to build in the org.
  4. Verify: Run tests and update specs.
  5. Archive: agentspec archive <change-id> to merge changes into the permanent specs.

Upstream Updates

AgentSpec is a fork of OpenSpec tailored for Salesforce. To benefit from upstream OpenSpec updates, you can merge changes from the OpenSpec repository into this project, resolving conflicts in src/core/templates/agents-template.ts (where Salesforce-specific instructions live).

License

MIT