Can I use Salesforce as a CLI?

Yes. KosmoKrator exposes a Salesforce CLI through kosmo integrations:call and the provider shortcut command. Commands can return JSON for scripts, CI, and coding agents.

Can I expose Salesforce through MCP?

Yes. The KosmoKrator MCP gateway can expose selected Salesforce tools to clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-compatible tools.

Where are Salesforce credentials stored?

Salesforce credentials are configured in KosmoKrator's local integration settings and reused by CLI, Lua, and MCP gateway surfaces.

Can I deny write access for Salesforce MCP tools?

Yes. Start the gateway with --write=deny for read-only clients, or use ask/allow only for trusted workspaces.

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Salesforce MCP, CLI, and Lua Integration for AI Agents

Salesforce integration docs for AI agents: MCP gateway setup, Salesforce CLI commands, Lua API reference, credentials, and function schemas.

Salesforce for agents

Credentials can be configured manually in web or CLI hosts.

Use this integration from Lua code mode, the headless integrations CLI, or the KosmoKrator MCP gateway. The same package metadata powers all three surfaces.

Agent Surfaces

Salesforce CLIHeadless setup, JSON output, direct function calls. Salesforce MCPExpose selected tools to local MCP clients. Salesforce LuaAgent-facing namespace and Lua reference. FeedbackReport missing tools, auth issues, or bad metadata.

Machine-Readable Metadata

integration_slug: salesforce
route_slug: salesforce
package: salesforce
auth_strategy: oauth2_manual_token
cli_setup_supported: true
cli_runtime_supported: true
mcp_gateway_supported: true
lua_supported: true

Function Catalog

Function	Type	Parameters	Description
`salesforce.salesforce_create_lead`	Write `write`	8	Create a new lead in Salesforce. Supports FirstName, LastName, Company, Email, Phone, Title, Website, and additional custom fields via other_fields. Returns the created lead ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_get_lead`	Read `read`	1	Retrieve a Salesforce lead by its ID. Returns the lead's fields, attributes, and associated data.
`salesforce.salesforce_update_lead`	Write `write`	7	Update an existing Salesforce lead by ID. Supports FirstName, LastName, Company, Email, Phone, and additional custom fields via other_fields. Returns success confirmation on completion.
`salesforce.salesforce_create_contact`	Write `write`	7	Create a new contact in Salesforce. Supports FirstName, LastName, Email, Phone, AccountId, Title, and additional custom fields via other_fields. Returns the created contact ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_get_contact`	Read `read`	1	Retrieve a Salesforce contact by its ID. Returns the contact's fields, attributes, and associated data.
`salesforce.salesforce_create_account`	Write `write`	7	Create a new account in Salesforce. Supports Name, Website, Phone, Industry, BillingCity, BillingCountry, and additional custom fields via other_fields. Returns the created account ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_get_account`	Read `read`	1	Retrieve a Salesforce account by its ID. Returns the account's fields, attributes, and associated data.
`salesforce.salesforce_update_account`	Write `write`	5	Update an existing Salesforce account by ID. Supports Name, Website, Phone, and additional custom fields via other_fields. Returns success confirmation on completion.
`salesforce.salesforce_create_opportunity`	Write `write`	6	Create a new opportunity in Salesforce. Supports Name, Amount, StageName, CloseDate, AccountId, and Probability. Returns the created opportunity ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_get_opportunity`	Read `read`	1	Retrieve a Salesforce opportunity by its ID. Returns the opportunity's fields, attributes, and associated data.
`salesforce.salesforce_query`	Read `read`	1	Execute a SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) query. Use SOQL to search records in Salesforce. Example: SELECT Id, Name FROM Account LIMIT 10 Returns query results with total size and records.
`salesforce.salesforce_search`	Read `read`	1	Execute a SOSL (Salesforce Object Search Language) search. Use SOSL for text-based searches across multiple object types. Example: FIND {test} IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING Account(Id, Name) Returns search results grouped by object type.
`salesforce.salesforce_describe_object`	Read `read`	1	Get metadata for a Salesforce object type. Returns field definitions, relationships, record types, and other metadata. Example object types: Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, Case, Task, User.
`salesforce.salesforce_list_objects`	Read `read`	0	List all available Salesforce objects (standard and custom). Returns object names, labels, and key prefixes.
`salesforce.salesforce_create_task`	Write `write`	7	Create a new task in Salesforce. Supports Subject, Description, Status, Priority, WhoId (contact/lead), WhatId (account/opportunity), and ActivityDate. Returns the created task ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_create_case`	Write `write`	7	Create a new case in Salesforce. Supports Subject, Description, Status, Priority, Origin, ContactId, and AccountId. Returns the created case ID and success status.
`salesforce.salesforce_list_recent`	Read `read`	1	List recently accessed items in Salesforce. Returns recently viewed or modified records across all object types. Optionally specify a limit to control the number of items returned.
`salesforce.salesforce_get_user`	Read `read`	1	Retrieve a Salesforce user by their ID. Returns the user's name, email, profile, role, and other fields.