v0.3.4 : Update notes (2026/03/11)

💡 Thank you for using Blaze!

1. Run and test Agentforce inside Blaze

A new preview feature lets you test Agentforce agents directly inside Blaze.

When you open an Agentforce metadata file (.agent, .bot-meta.xml, etc.), three tabs appear: Code / Preview / Log.

Preview tab

• Talk to the agent in chat form to verify behavior

• The session starts automatically when you open the tab

• After the session ends, the trace log location is shown and the “Reveal in Finder” button takes you straight there

Live Actions

• Turning Live Actions on lets the agent execute actions (Apex, flows, API calls) against your real Salesforce org

• A confirmation dialog appears when enabling, to prevent unintended changes

• When off, the agent only proposes actions (no org changes)

💡 Note: when using Live Actions, you must set Default User on the Salesforce side and reference that user in default_agent_user of your .agent file.

Log tab

• API call history is shown split into Request / Response

• Each log records the action type (start / send / end) and a timestamp

2. Diff viewer improvements

We improved how Blaze shows file edits.

• Accurate line numbers: Edit operation diffs now show the actual file line numbers, so the position of the change is obvious at a glance

• Diff ↔ Edit toggle: Cmd+Shift+D (Windows: Ctrl+Shift+D) quickly toggles between diff and full-file edit

3. Bug fixes

Fixed an issue where credentials weren’t passed to the MCP server when using Blazer 1.