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Nebula Logger

Skill catalog

Seven skills ship with Nebula Logger. Each has a specific scope, so agents load only what’s relevant to the current task rather than dumping the whole documentation set into context.

Setup

nebula-logger-install Installing Nebula Logger in a Salesforce org for the first time. Covers package selection, installation paths, permissions, LoggerSettings__c hierarchy, and first-run troubleshooting. See also: Getting Started.

Usage

nebula-logger-instrumentation Adding or updating instrumentation across Apex, LWC, Aura, Flow, and OmniStudio. Covers the logging APIs, save patterns, record association, scenarios, tags, async transaction linking, and save method selection. See also: Logging Guide.

nebula-logger-testing-your-code Writing Apex or LWC tests for code that calls Nebula Logger. Covers observing that the right entries were buffered, controlling logging levels inside tests, isolating tests from persisted records, and the global APIs safe for use from external test suites. See also: Testing your instrumentation.

Operations

nebula-logger-console Browsing, filtering, and investigating log data in the Salesforce UI. Covers the Logger Console app, list views on Log__c and LogEntry__c, related-list navigation, the Log record page and its LWCs, and typical admin/support workflows. See also: Console & Operations.

nebula-logger-purging-and-retention Configuring how long Nebula Logger keeps log records before deleting or archiving them. Covers retention date semantics on Log__c, the LogBatchPurger batch job, LogBatchPurgeScheduler, purge action values, and how to tune retention per user, profile, or scenario. See also: Retention & Purging.

Governance

nebula-logger-best-practices Reviewing, hardening, or standardizing Nebula Logger usage across a team. Covers operational logging standards, environment-aware settings, limit-aware design, and governance guardrails. See also: Environment-aware defaults.

Extending

nebula-logger-plugin-development Building a new plugin that extends Nebula Logger - custom trigger handlers, custom purge actions, outbound integrations. Covers the plugin framework interfaces, LoggerPlugin__mdt configuration, package layout, and testing considerations. See also: Plugin framework overview.

How skills relate to this documentation

  • Skills are prescriptive - they tell an AI agent “do X, then Y” for a specific task.
  • This documentation is descriptive - it explains how the framework works, in narrative form for humans.

Both share the same underlying facts. Skills are optimized for agents making a change; docs are optimized for humans reading to learn. Each cross-links to the other.

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