Changelog

The structured discovery session — start it by typing /planning — is the same feature, renamed. Nothing about how it works changes.

The codes we email you to sign in, reset a password, confirm a signup, or change your email are now 8 digits and expire after 10 minutes instead of an hour. Nothing else about the flow changes — type the code from the email as before.

Open an Apex class, trigger, page, or component in the file viewer and the new Diff tab reads the version that's live in your target org and shows a line-by-line comparison — additions, removals, and a "New in this Org" badge when the component doesn't exist there yet. No more guessing what a deploy will overwrite.

The AI can now list, read, and search your org's Visualforce pages and components — and deploy edits to them — the same way it already handles Apex, Flows, and Lightning components. Ask it things like "where does the quote PDF get its address?" and it can open the page markup and stage the fix.

A reply that took more than about two minutes used to fail with "Turn cancelled" — and still cost you credits. Long replies now run to completion. You can also close the tab or refresh mid-reply and come back to the finished answer; only pressing Stop ends a reply now.

When a teammate closes their OrgBolt account, the Salesforce orgs they connected are disconnected with it. Everyone else in the workspace now gets an email saying which orgs to reconnect, and the org shows as disconnected instead of looking healthy until the next time you try to use it.

If we ship an update while OrgBolt is mid-reply, your message no longer fails with a connection error. The chat reconnects on its own and finishes the answer — or retries it once — without you resending. You are not charged for the interrupted attempt.

Type /grilling in the chat composer to start a structured discovery session. OrgBolt asks focused questions about your org, surfaces risks, and tracks everything in the conversation. An End grilling button closes the session when you are ready to move on. (Renamed Planning on 2026-09-28 — see above.)

Typing "/" in the task composer now opens a picker listing every skill available to your workspace. Arrow keys, Enter, and Escape navigate it — no need to remember the exact command.

Expanding an object on the Objects tab now fetches its fields directly from Salesforce when they are not cached yet. You see the field list right away instead of a placeholder that waits for a background sync.

Mark a task done, cancel it, or restore it with a single click — no more dragging cards between sections. The dashboard now filters tasks with status tabs, keeps drag for reordering, and tucks search behind a compact icon. Attachment thumbnails open full-size in a new tab.

Confirming your email now signs you in directly instead of bouncing you to the login form. After checkout, the billing page shows your real activation status rather than assuming it.

Ask why a user can or can't see an object, field, or record, and OrgBolt traces every permission layer live — profile, permission sets, sharing, page layout — then offers the smallest one-click fix.

The AI can now answer questions from your actual records — counts, sums, and row sets rendered as sortable tables. Off by default: each org needs an explicit grant, and every read is audited.

Generate living documentation for a connected org — architecture overviews with diagrams — built from the metadata OrgBolt already keeps in sync.

Explore what references what across your org in an interactive 3D graph, now including dependencies parsed from Apex source and Lightning components.

Dashboard org cards now show metadata freshness and flag an expired Salesforce connection with a one-click reconnect, instead of failing quietly on your next task.

Turns now debit credits by what they actually cost instead of a flat rate, so small asks cost less. The composer shows an estimate before you send, and task cards show real usage.

The Smarter AI level moved to Anthropic's newest Opus model for harder analysis and implementation work.

OrgBolt now normalizes Flow XML ordering and guarantees layout coordinates before deploying, ending a class of opaque Flow deployment failures.

Pricing collapsed to a single plan with everything included. Extra orgs, seats, and custom skills are add-ons you can buy — and cancel — in-app.

Choose Standard or Smarter for each task individually. The workspace setting is now just the default for new tasks.

The Objects tab gained a Custom-only toggle and sortable columns, and custom metadata types now have their own tab.

A gauge in the chat header shows how fresh the org's synced metadata is — click it to refresh on the spot.

Every synced component is summarized and indexed for semantic search, so the AI automatically pulls in the metadata relevant to your ask — even in very large orgs.

When a change needs field access, choose which permission sets carry it — reuse existing sets or create a new one — right from chat, with batch assignment.

OrgBolt staff can only view your workspace after you grant time-boxed access, and you can review the full history of every support session.

Sign in with a 6-digit email code, reset a forgotten password, and change your account email in-app.

The org detail page lists installed packages with their license counts and usage.

A Smarter toggle on every composer, with a credit chip that shows what each level costs before you send.

Every turn shows live progress, can be cancelled and retried mid-flight, and recovers visibly when the AI stalls instead of hanging.

Route the AI through your own Anthropic API key. The billing page splits BYOK usage out so you always know what ran on whose key.

OrgBolt keeps a synced inventory of each connected org — objects, flows, permission sets, licenses, API limits — browsable on a new org detail page and used as context by the AI.

Validation-first deploys with auto-derived Apex test levels, per-test results, Quick Deploy for already-validated changes, and live progress throughout.

Deploys that outlive the request window now keep polling in the background and land their result in chat when Salesforce finishes.

File a bug or ask a question from inside the app. You get an email when we reply or ship the fix.

Subscriptions launched: free trial, in-app checkout, credit top-ups, plan changes, and a billing page that shows exactly where credits went.

When a deploy fails, the AI reads the error and proposes the fix automatically. Successful deploys deep-link straight into Salesforce Setup.

New accounts start with a demo task matched to your experience level, and connecting your first org is a guided step instead of a scavenger hunt.

The dashboard became a drag-and-drop board: move tasks between sections, with per-org deploy status on every card.

In-app help and public docs launched, covering everything from getting started to deploys and pricing.

Full account deletion and a one-click export of everything OrgBolt holds about you — GDPR and CCPA compliant from day one.

Belong to multiple workspaces, switch between them instantly, and invite teammates by email.

Salesforce refresh tokens moved into an encrypted vault. OrgBolt never stores plaintext credentials and mints access tokens fresh for each request.

Upload or paste images and the AI reads them — error screenshots, page layouts, spreadsheet snippets.