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Hi everyone,

If you are testing your agents locally using Agentforce DX / Vibes and hitting a generic "Something went wrong" error pointing to missing permission sets (like AgentforceServiceAgentBase or EinsteinGPTPromptTemplateUser) during live test execution, check your sub-agents.

The Issue: This often happens due to an unpopulated reference in the agent script under Local Events. The Fix: Look at your Check Events action under your local sub-agent. If the Reference action type is blank, manually select or set it as a Prompt Template. You can right-click the script and run AFDX: Validate This Agent to verify your structure before starting the simulation server again.

Hope this saves some troubleshooting time! 

Agentforce Vibes Configuration + VS Code Setup (Step-by-Step Guide)

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A step-by-step walkthrough for configuring Agentforce Vibes directly in your org—focused on clarity and real-world setup.

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A companion guide that walks through installing and configuring VS Code for Salesforce development, so you're ready to build right away. 

Did any one facing this Error "Command 'SFDX: Create Project' resulted

in an error"

I am already installed CLI new Version and VS code twice but still facing this Problem. 

Please help me to resolve it

#Trailhead Challenges  #SFDX CLI  #VSCODE  #LWC

I have installed VS Code and all of the needed SF components - cli and extensions. I am able to connect to an org by running the following in a command line:

sfdx force:auth:web:login -d --setalias ORG --instanceurl INSTANCE_URL

Having done all of that the name of the org that I am connected to does not display in the lower left hand corner of VS Code as it should.

Any tips?

#VSCODE

I've done this many times in the past but recently when setting up a new project in VS Code, I'm unable to right click on a package.xml and select "SFDX: Retrieve Source in Manifest From Org". The option doesn't appear. The option is also not available in the command palette in VS code.

I have created a project, authorized an org, and set a default org in VS Code. There is an sfdx-project.json file in the root directory and there is a package.xml file in a manifest directory with a standard sf package that was generated when the project was created.

I am able to retrieve using the command line directly, but would love it if I could figure out what is going on with my VS Code setup. Any ideas?

#Salesforce Developer  #VSCODE

I have some problems with Deploy a Message Channel, When I using the command in Vscode, it show me a meesage like this:

#Trailhead Challenges  #Lightning Message Service  #Salesforce Developer  #VSCODE

Needed to run a script for a client today to identify records that were in an error state and needed to be corrected. Before applying the fix, i wanted them to review the records and confirm that we could move forward.

I ended up exporting the raw log into #VSCode and using Find/Replace with a regular expression. Finding the regex below and replacing with nothing.

^(?!.*USER_DEBUG).*\n

So the question is, how would YOU export and clean up a raw debug log so that the client could easily review?  Any other processes, particular tools, VSCode extensions, etc. that i should take a look at?