Overview
Launch, group, and manage Salesforce CLI authenticated orgs from Chrome.
Salesforce CLI Org Launcher helps Salesforce developers, admins, and consultants open the right Salesforce org quickly from Chrome with a focused, local-first launcher. Instead of hunting through terminal commands or long org lists, the extension reads your locally authenticated Salesforce CLI orgs through a native companion app and presents them in a polished launcher built for daily Salesforce work. What it helps you do: - Open Salesforce CLI authenticated orgs directly from Chrome. - Open Salesforce Setup for an org in one click. - Search aliases, usernames, project names, instance URLs, and org IDs without losing focus while typing. - See friendly org status badges such as Connected, Authorization expired, Org unreachable, Checking status, and Status unknown. - Re-authorize expired orgs through Salesforce CLI web login. - Authorize a new Salesforce org from Settings using Production, Sandbox, or a custom login URL. - Remove an org from the local Salesforce CLI org list with confirmation. - Save favorite orgs for faster access. - Create custom org groups that stay available the next time you open the extension. - Configure project roots, theme, auto-refresh behavior, and cache duration. - Works with modern Salesforce CLI setups using sf or sfdx. - Keeps unsafe actions disabled for expired or unreachable org sessions while keeping copy and grouping actions available. Companion setup: Chrome Web Store installs the browser extension. Local Salesforce CLI access requires the Salesforce CLI Org Launcher companion native host to be installed once per machine. This is required by Chrome's native messaging security model and lets the extension communicate with Salesforce CLI on your computer. Most users can install the companion with one command: npx --yes github:kiranvm143/salesforce-cli-org-launcher-service-worker install The command detects macOS, Windows, or Linux and installs the correct companion package. The companion also handles common Salesforce CLI web-auth port conflicts by cleaning up stale launcher-owned auth processes before starting a new login flow. Requirements: - Google Chrome or Chromium. - Salesforce CLI installed and authenticated. - Node.js 20+ for the companion host. - Companion native host installer for macOS, Windows, or Linux. Created by: Crafted with love by Kiran Markad.
Details
- Version0.1.22
- UpdatedJuly 9, 2026
- Offered byKiran Markad
- Size28.97KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperTeqfocus
Pune Pune, Maharashtra 411001 INEmail
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