A collection of unofficial Flow extensions that can be used to enhance Salesforce Flow and Orchestrator.
⚡ A collection of sample Lightning Components that can be used to enhance Salesforce Lightning Flow.
Wizard component for building flows with LWC
Source-available Salesforce knowledge layer for AI coding assistants. 1,039 skill packages, 50 runtime agents, 69 slash commands/MCP prompts, and a 38-tool MCP server with live-org metadata.
Awesome list of Salesforce visual workflow resources
Apex code to support the blog
A command line tool to convert Salesforce Flows into Apex code
An enhanced version of the SF Path component built with LWC. Dynamically resolves all native field dependencies, but allows further dependencies to be defined or a flow to be run before data is saved to the record
TIA: The Invocable App - Salesforce Apex methods exposed as desired!
Embed Calendly in your Salesforce Flow Screen
An open-source Salesforce framework that works like a coach on the record page. Define Checks in Custom Metadata to see whether a record is ready, explain what passed and what needs attention, and guide users on what to do next without changing data or blocking a save.
CLI tool to compile Mermaid flowcharts into Salesforce Flow metadata.
Salesforce Searchable Picklist
Example kit for documenting Salesforce Flow automation using metadata extraction, Automation Impact Map, and Living Technical Blueprint.
Salesforce Screen Flow with 8 decision points, lead scoring, auto queue assignment and email alerts - ADM-201 portfolio project
A flow enabled lightning component for uploading files to Salesforce.
Salesforce GTM automation portfolio: Flow, Apex, LWC, and reporting for a multi-product subscription business
Salesforce-based food delivery management system with Apex, Flow automation, REST APIs, Experience Cloud, reporting, security, and local AI customer support.
Salesforce Flow Local Action for navigating to any page type - records, objects, URLs, tabs, Knowledge articles, Experience Cloud pages, and more.
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