Straight answers about OrgAtlas.

OrgAtlas is a full local AI agent for Salesforce. It helps Salesforce professionals investigate an org, plan work, create configuration and code, build local tools, validate the result, document it, and deploy approved changes.

OrgAtlas is for Salesforce admins, operations teams, consultants, small partners, developers, architects, and business or product teams who need Salesforce work completed without first becoming experts in terminals, CLI tools, MCP servers, AI skills, and the supporting toolchain.

It is designed to be simple: download OrgAtlas, connect the intended Salesforce org to a local project, then ask for the outcome in plain language. OrgAtlas prepares and maintains the supported Salesforce working environment behind the desktop experience.

No. It can answer questions, but it is built to do the work: inspect metadata and dependencies, write files and code, create Salesforce configuration, run tools and tests, produce documents and local apps, validate changes, and perform supported Salesforce actions when you authorize them.

No. You can describe the business outcome in plain language. Technical users can still inspect and work directly with code, metadata, tests, command output, and deployment details when they want that level of control.

OrgAtlas uses your computer as the working environment. Your Salesforce project, retrieved source, prompts, generated work, local apps, documents, and other artifacts stay in locations you control instead of being copied into an OrgAtlas-hosted Salesforce workspace.

Local-first reduces the OrgAtlas cloud-data boundary: OrgAtlas does not maintain a cloud copy of your Salesforce workspace. It also means the workspace is not a public browser application. Security still depends on the protections of your computer, Salesforce org, chosen AI provider, and the access you authorize. The available macOS and Windows installers have completed their platform signing and release checks.

OrgAtlas stores the account and entitlement information needed to provide the product, such as account, licensing, trial, subscription, and billing identifiers. It does not host a cloud copy of your Salesforce project, metadata, business data, prompts, business rules, source files, local apps, or generated workspace artifacts. Your desktop connects directly to the Salesforce org and AI provider you choose. See Trust and security for the full connection diagram.

Each OrgAtlas project uses one local folder and is explicitly bound to one Salesforce org. The project configuration, generated intelligence, local Salesforce settings, and supported tool context remain tied to that folder and target the selected org explicitly.

Read-only mode is enabled by default. It allows investigation, analysis, queries, local file work, local apps, planning, and supported validation-only operations while OrgAtlas blocks supported Salesforce data changes and deployments. You deliberately turn it off only when you are ready for real Salesforce changes.

No. OrgAtlas packages and maintains the supported Salesforce toolchain around the local project, including its managed Salesforce CLI and MCP runtime, Node, Python bootstrap, specialist instructions, and supported plugins. You can focus on the Salesforce outcome instead of assembling and maintaining the machinery.

You can use a general agent, and it can be powerful. But you are responsible for choosing, configuring, authenticating, and maintaining the Salesforce CLI, MCP setup, runtimes, packages, skills, project conventions, permissions, and org targeting. OrgAtlas packages and maintains that Salesforce-specific environment, adds a project-to-org model and safety controls, and applies Salesforce-specialist guidance so you can start with the work.

Yes. Use a supported API key or supported existing ChatGPT Plus, ChatGPT Pro, or GitHub Copilot subscription. You keep the provider relationship and choose based on capability, cost, speed, privacy terms, and the sensitivity of the work.

Depending on your org, permissions, and available Salesforce features, OrgAtlas can work with objects, fields, validation rules, Flows, approvals, permissions, Apex, Lightning Web Components, Agentforce, data, security reviews, CPQ, Revenue Cloud, integrations, tests, documentation, deployment planning, and approved deployments.

OrgAtlas is available for Macs with Apple silicon and 64-bit Windows. Download the latest signed installer for your platform from the download page. Linux support is planned for a future release.

OrgAtlas is $19.99 per month or $199 per year. Eligible new customers can start a 14-day trial with full product access and no credit card required. The trial begins during desktop onboarding after installation; the selected subscription starts only if you add a payment method and do not cancel first.