v0.18.0 : Update notes (2026/09/16)

Thank you for using Blaze!

v0.18.0 brings direct Salesforce browsing with Blaze’s built-in browser, AI-driven automated verification with /browser-test, live LWC component previews, and improved stability across chat and files.

1. You can now open and operate Salesforce screens directly inside Blaze

We added a built-in browser to the Blaze app. You can now open Salesforce screens in tabs and work with them without switching between apps.

• Log in to your default Salesforce org with a single click.
• Switch between and log in to multiple Salesforce orgs.
• Canvas and the file viewer are now also handled as tabs within this browser pane.

2. You can now have AI verify Salesforce behavior with /browser-test

Type /browser-test in chat and describe what you want to test (for example, “Confirm that moving an Opportunity to Closed Won automatically creates the related invoice record”). Blaze then uses the browser to operate Salesforce and checks whether the behavior matches what you expect.

• The run is captured as a “recording report.” The element that was interacted with is highlighted with a red outline, and the before/after screens are shown side by side.
• Any records created or changed during the test, and other points worth flagging (such as leftover test data), are reported alongside the result.
• Complex scenarios that would take a long time to check by hand can now be delegated to Blaze just by describing them in chat.

3. Live Preview support

You can now preview a Lightning Web Component you’re developing directly in the built-in browser.

• If the component hasn’t been placed on the target record page yet, Blaze walks you through the placement steps.
• The preview status (preparing, open, or stopped) is now shown at a glance.

4. Chat and UI improvements

• Fixed an issue where sending a message while scrolled up left the sent message out of view; sending now smoothly scrolls to the bottom.
• Reworked how the To-Do card is displayed.
• Renamed some Settings items to plainer language.

5. Stability and safety improvements

• Fixed an issue where fetching web content could fail due to access restrictions on certain sites.
• Reworked startup CLI verification to improve stability and reduce app size.
• Strengthened authorization checks on the file viewer’s internal communication (IPC) for improved safety.