Chapter 12
Quick reference card
One page to keep beside you: the modes, the approval check, the commands and where to find things.
The card
| Chip says | Cockpit can |
|---|---|
| Sandbox | Read only. Nothing is created, changed, posted or deleted. |
| Production: read + write | Also write, only where a write action exists, only after you approve each card. |
Before Approve checklist
- The target (org, workspace, repository) is the one I mean.
- I read "Exactly what will run" to the end.
- One record, or one message, or one pull request, as I asked.
- The values are right. I am inside 10 minutes.
- In doubt: Deny. Then check the result in the system.
| I want to | Go to |
|---|---|
| Connect, test, disconnect | Rail, Connectors |
| Switch mode | Mode chip (top bar), or Account, Modes |
| See waiting cards | Rail, Approvals |
| Withdraw AI consent, download apps, delete account | Rail, Account |
| Run a SOQL query, browse objects, see MuleSoft deployments (where switched on) | Rail, Workbench |
| Run the Org Discovery Report | Type /discovery, or Connectors, Run discovery report |
| See my work as cards (beta) | Rail, Board |
| Invite people, set what each may connect (teams only) | Settings list, Team |
| Copy what support needs from the desktop app | Help menu, Copy Diagnostics |
| Start fresh | Chats, New thread |
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| Approval card lifetime | 10 minutes |
| Salesforce calls in one run | About 40 |
| A write is sent | Once, with a 30-second limit, never retried |
| One kind of write in one chat run | A few, often 2 or 3 (the message names it). Cards asked count, not only those approved; then send a new message |
| Trial | 7 days from first sign-in |
| Message | Do |
|---|---|
| Reference: CKP-... | Send it to support. Do not retry more than twice. |
| Needs reconnect | Reconnect the card. |
| "... did not confirm the change ..." | Check the system before asking again. |
| Waiting for approval | Wait for the email; sign in with the same address. |
| Anything else | support@cockpitai.io. Never send passwords, secrets or keys. |