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Supercharge Salesforce Debug Log Analysis with the Certinia MCP Server
Mar 25, 2026
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Hello everyone. In this video, we are
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going to see how to supercharge your
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Salesforce debug log analysis with the
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help of Certinia MCP server.
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As a Salesforce developer and architect,
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I always struggle in understanding the
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debug locks and I spend more time
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so that I will be able to improve the
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Apex code
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uh or the Apex trigger for better
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performance. Even for uh flows and other
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uh configurable uh uh process builder
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and workflows, I spend more time in
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understanding how much time each uh
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process automation is taking time so
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that I will be able to optimize.
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We can make use of this Certinia MCP
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server debug log analysis
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so that the debug log will be analyzed
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by an AA assistant and then it will give
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you a summary
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so that you will be able to quickly find
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the bottlenecks
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what what how the governor limits are
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utilized. uh are there any performance
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uh that uh improvements that can be uh
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done in your code like that we can get
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good recommendations and as well as
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suggestions.
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So
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in order to
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uh analyze your debug locks
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if if you wanted to use any other a
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assistant and if those a assistance
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supports multimodel inputs then you can
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attach your Salesforce debug log and
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then you can write a prompt and then it
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will analyze it. But in this video we
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are going to make use of this certinia
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MCP server and um we are going to
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retrieve the debug logs that are
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available in our Salesforce uh org and
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then with the help of uh the MCP server
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configured in cursor ID we will be able
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to analyze.
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The first step is we have to retrieve
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the debug locks that are available in
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your Salesforce uh or in order to do
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that you can make use of this sdx get
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apex debug locks command. So in your uh
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cursor
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if you do command shift P you can make
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use of sfdx get apex log apex debug logs
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command. It will fetch all the debug
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logs in your that are available in your
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Salesforce uh org
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and it will be available under debug
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folder
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and and and and it also have a subfolder
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locks which comes under tools.
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Okay. Once that is done you have to add
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MCP uh certain MCP server. In order to
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do that, go to cursor settings. You can
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click new MCP server and you have to add
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this JSON information.
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In order to get this JSON, you can check
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the video description. In the video
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description, I have shared my blog post.
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from the blog post you should be able to
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get this JSON uh so that you can
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configure the MCP server in your cursor
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ID. Okay, once that is done and once you
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are uh in the debug log once you open
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the debug log you can make use of
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the agent and you can prompt it. So here
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once you sorry once you prompt it
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it will ask permission to use the tools
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that are available from the MCP server.
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Click allow. For example, this Apex log
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MCP tool is from the Certinia MCP server
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that I configured using which it send
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the debug log to that uh to that MCP
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server using this MC Apex log MCP client
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and then it was able to analyze the
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debug log and then it was able to give
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me a report.
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I ran a simple Apex code which will
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fetch messaging end user uh records and
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then it will add it to the set MU ids
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set variable and then uh a simple system
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debug statement to display it
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based on the execution. It was able to
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analyze and then it was able to give me
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a report.
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So in order to improve your Salesforce
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uh debug log analysis, I would recommend
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this uh certain IMCP server. make use of
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it in your ids and then you can start
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analyzing your uh Salesforce debug locks
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with the help of uh this certain MCP
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server tools.
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As I shared uh previously in this video,
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the blog post is available in the video
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description. Make use of that as your
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reference.
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I hope it was helpful.
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Thank you for watching.
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