Sf Ai Agentforce Grid

If you're building workflows in Salesforce Agentforce Grid (AI Workbench), this skill knows the actual quirks. It prefers the Grid MCP when available but falls back to REST helpers that work around Windows PowerShell JSON quoting issues. The guidance walks you through the reliable pattern: start with an Object column, add Reference columns to extract fields cleanly, then layer on AI or Agent columns that run per row. It also covers the v66 API oddities, like columnData keyed by ID instead of a rows array, and the fact that creating a workbook auto-spawns a default worksheet. Useful if you want to go from idea to working Grid workbook without trial and error on API behavior.

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last updated: Jun 3, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add jaganpro/sf-skills --skill sf-ai-agentforce-grid --agent claude-code

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SF AI Agentforce Grid

Overview

This skill helps coding agents work effectively with Agentforce Grid in real Salesforce orgs. It combines Grid MCP workflow guidance, Windows-safe setup and API fallbacks, practical column-design patterns, and tested recipes for building useful worksheets quickly.

Invoke explicitly with $sf-ai-agentforce-grid or, where supported, /sf-ai-agentforce-grid.

This skill should be the default specialist whenever the user wants to go from idea to working Grid workbook quickly, especially if they need one of:

a working workbook or worksheet created in the org
a repeatable YAML spec for Grid
help understanding Grid API behavior in a real environment
a Windows-safe setup path
a publishable pattern others can reuse

Quick Start

Confirm Salesforce auth first. Run sf org list --json and make sure the intended org is connected. If needed, run sf config set target-org <alias>.
Prefer the Grid MCP path first. Use the Grid MCP for workbook, worksheet, column, cell, metadata, workflow, and URL operations whenever it is available in the current workspace.

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