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Salesforce Project Documentation

Turn your Salesforce project into a beautiful, searchable documentation website with a single command. Every Flow, Object, Profile, Apex class, and Lightning Page becomes browsable, AI-explained, and version-tracked.

Activate AI integration to add natural-language explanations and visual Flow diff history to your docs.

Why generate it?

Onboard faster: new developers and admins explore the org without opening Setup.
Track changes: visualize how Flows evolve over time with diff history.
Share knowledge: publish the documentation as a static website, on Confluence, or inside Salesforce itself.
Stay in sync: regenerate on demand, or wire it into sfdx-hardis Monitoring to keep it automatically up to date.

What gets documented

Data Model

Objects with fields, validation rules, relationships, and dependencies
Object diagrams

Automations

Approval Processes
Assignment Rules
AutoResponse Rules
Escalation Rules
Flows (with visual diff history)

Authorizations

Profiles
Permission Sets
Permission Set Groups

Code

Apex classes and triggers
Lightning Web Components

Configuration

Lightning Pages
Packages
Manifests
sfdx-hardis configuration
Branches and orgs strategy (CI/CD projects)

A look inside

Object diagrams show relationships at a glance.

Apex classes are documented with AI-generated summaries.

Profiles and Permission Sets become searchable and reviewable.

For sfdx-hardis CI/CD projects, a branches and orgs strategy diagram is also generated.

Publish anywhere

The output is plain Markdown powered by MkDocs Material, so you can:

Self-host as a static website (GitHub Pages, GitLab Pages, Azure Static Web Apps, Cloudflare Pages...).
Push to Confluence with hardis:doc:mkdocs-to-confluence.
Embed in Salesforce with hardis:doc:mkdocs-to-salesforce.

Next steps

Generate your documentation: step-by-step guide.
Enhance it with AI: configure prompts and improve content quality.
Set up AI integration: connect to your preferred LLM provider.