Sam asked Codex to pull up the Salesforce org. I loaded the Litify live defaults skill and the Projects workspace instructions, then validated the live Salesforce alias before opening anything.
Live validation completed:
sf org list --all showed LITIFY_ORG connected for sam@kylawoffice.com with org id 00D5e000005AnDpEAK.sf data query --target-org LITIFY_ORG --query "SELECT Id, Name, OrganizationType, InstanceName FROM Organization LIMIT 1" --json returned Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers, Enterprise Edition, instance USA590.sf org open --target-org LITIFY_ORG completed and opened org 00D5e000005AnDpEAK as sam@kylawoffice.com after resolving the Lightning custom domain.Shipped: the authenticated Salesforce/Litify org was opened locally. No metadata, records, permissions, automations, layouts, flows, or production data were changed.
Not shipped: no browser-side navigation beyond opening the org, no Salesforce write, no homepage or web work, no Git changes.
The requested action was complete and verified with a live read plus successful org-open command.
If the next agent continues Salesforce work, use LITIFY_ORG as the live target and repeat a small read-only validation before making assumptions. The current org open succeeded, so any next work can begin from the live UI or from CLI/API reads depending on task risk.
Start in /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects. Load litify-live-defaults for Salesforce/Litify work. The active org alias is LITIFY_ORG; as of this session it was connected and pointed to Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers, Enterprise Edition, instance USA590. This session made no live changes, so there is no rollback artifact needed. If a later task involves writes, keep the usual Salesforce rollback notes and live readback proof.