A professional testing framework for Agentforce agents featuring dual-track validation, multi-turn conversation checks, and automated coverage analysis.
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The sf-ai-agentforce-testing skill is a specialized extension within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem designed for formal Agentforce agent validation. It bridges the gap between deployment and production readiness by offering a structured dual-track workflow: one focused on complex, multi-turn API interactions and another centered on the Salesforce CLI Testing Center for flat YAML test specs. By integrating this skill, developers can move beyond simple happy-path testing to rigorous validation of topic routing, guardrails, and context preservation.
Leveraging this specific entry in the Openclaw Skills library allows teams to implement a high-fidelity test-fix loop. It provides detailed diagnostic output and a 100-point scoring system that measures agent performance across seven critical categories. Whether you are performing smoke tests post-activation or expanding regression coverage for complex agentic workflows, this skill ensures your AI agents behave predictably and reliably in real-world scenarios.
To utilize this skill within the Openclaw Skills framework, ensure your Salesforce org is on API v66.0 or higher with Agentforce enabled. Follow these steps:
sf org login web.~/.claude/skills/sf-ai-agentforce-testing/hooks/scripts/.python3 ~/.claude/skills/sf-ai-agentforce-testing/hooks/scripts/validate_eca.py
sf agent test run --target-org your-org-alias --test-file path/to/spec.yaml
The skill organizes testing data using the following taxonomy to ensure clarity within Openclaw Skills workflows:
| Data Component | Format | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Test Specs | YAML | Flat or structured files defining utterances and expected agent responses. |
| Scoring Matrix | JSON/Table | A 100-point breakdown across 7 categories including Topic Matching and Action Invocation. |
| Session Logs | Text/JSON | Captured telemetry from multi-turn interactions and Agent Runtime API traces. |
| Coverage Reports | Markdown | Summary of which agent metadata (Actions, Topics, Guardrails) were exercised. |
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