I’m a Salesforce developer working with OmniStudio on insurance projects. I also build browser extensions that help developers find components and understand how their OmniScripts behave.
I’ve worked as a Salesforce developer since August 2023, building insurance solutions with a focus on claims processes. I use OmniStudio and Vlocity, including OmniScripts, Integration Procedures and Data Mappers, alongside Apex and Lightning Web Components. I also work with Copado for deployments.
Before Salesforce, I worked with Oracle databases and PL/SQL. My earlier experience as an IT specialist included system administration, hardware support and network configuration.
I hold a master’s degree in Computer Science from Lublin University of Technology. You can find my Salesforce certifications and learning activity on my Trailblazer profile.
These extensions grew out of tools I wanted in my own work: a quicker way to find the right component, and a clearer view of a running OmniScript. You can explore how they work, try them and read their source code.
When an OmniScript behaves unexpectedly, it helps to see its data, rules and calls together. I built a DevTools panel that brings those views into the browser.
You can inspect live data, investigate hidden fields and review captured calls with their input and output.
Finding a component is only part of the job: you also need the right version and designer. I built Finder to bring those choices into one browser popup.
You can search OmniStudio components, identify the active version and open the version you need in the core or managed-package designer.
If you work with Salesforce or have an idea for a developer tool, I’d like to hear from you.
