Sam asked whether the prior Salesforce mobile conflict-check agent replacement was handled. I verified the local repo and live Salesforce org instead of relying on the previous chat state.
The answer is no, the swap has not been handled in this session. No live Salesforce metadata was changed.
LITIFY_ORGsam@kylawoffice.com00D5e000005AnDpEAKlitify_pm__Matter__c, returning matter MAT-22032418191.2026-01-22, including AIConflictCheckController, GetConflictCheck, and ConflictCheck.AttorneyHubAgentforceCaseSearchAction last modified 2026-05-29, and SamHubAgentforceExecutiveSnapshotAction created 2026-06-12.Litify App and Litify Matter Console.AIConflictCheckController, but no implemented replacement package for the mobile popup.Shipped: a verified status check, live org read evidence, and a local handoff report at reports/salesforce-agent-swap-status-2026-06-14.md.
Not shipped: no live Agentforce replacement, no Salesforce mobile utility change, no old conflict-check removal, and no production deployment.
The immediate question was status, not deployment approval. The evidence shows the work was not completed, so the safe stopping point is an honest verified answer and a handoff for the implementation lane.
A good next agent lane is to retrieve the newer action classes, especially AttorneyHubAgentforceCaseSearchAction and SamHubAgentforceExecutiveSnapshotAction, then build a robust mobile-safe assistant around bounded Apex invocable actions. The assistant should include matter and intake lookup, next-action summaries, conflict-check status retrieval as one tool, stale-treatment and overdue-task checks, and attorney or team workload snapshots.
Any actual replacement should use additive metadata first, check-only validation, scoped Apex tests, then Agentforce Studio wiring. The old conflict-check popup should stay available until the replacement passes realistic prompt testing in Builder or the Agent API and is verified in Salesforce mobile.