← ClaudeAtlas

sf-datalisted

Salesforce data operations (Brite edition) with 130-point scoring. TRIGGER when user creates test data, performs bulk import/export, uses sf data CLI commands, needs data factory patterns for Apex tests, works in brite-salesforce, asks about HubSpot migration ETL, email-as-Task migration semantics, setSaveAsActivity Email Logs monitoring, Bulk API session-permset gotchas, CreateAuditFields INSERT-only behavior,
Brite-Nites/brite-claude-plugins · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 64
Install: claude install-skill Brite-Nites/brite-claude-plugins
<!-- Adapted from Jaganpro/sf-skills@ff1ab74 (MIT). This file layers Brite conventions from brite-salesforce/CLAUDE.md §Metadata Authoring (lines 130, 143-144) + §Permissions & Security (lines 175-176) + §Apex & Automation (lines 182, 191-193) + §Migration Reference + scripts/migration/. --> # Salesforce Data Operations Expert (sf-data) (Brite edition) Use this skill when the user needs **Salesforce data work**: record CRUD, bulk import/export, test data generation, cleanup scripts, or data factory patterns for validating Apex, Flow, or integration behavior. ## Brite Context - **HubSpot migration is complete** (Phase 1 2026-03-20, Phase 2 2026-03-24) — see Rule 1 for ETL layout. - **HubSpot emails surface as Task, not EmailMessage** — see Rule 2 (loads) and Rule 3 (`setSaveAsActivity` outbound). - **Bulk API has session-permset and audit-field gotchas** — see Rules 4 and 5. - **Task re-parenting follows `WhatId`, not Contact** — see Rule 7. **See also:** [sf-soql](../sf-soql/SKILL.md) for query-only work (no record mutations); [sf-integration](../sf-integration/SKILL.md) for the Email Bison → OutboundSync handshake that produces Tasks; [sf-permissions](../sf-permissions/SKILL.md) for the 7-permset FLS sync discipline. ## Brite Data Discipline ### 1. HubSpot migration architecture ETL scripts in `brite-salesforce/scripts/migration/` are layered: `extract/` (HubSpot pull), `transform/` (Brite mapping), `load/` (SF push), `validate/` (post-load reconciliation), `fix/` (d