Engineer | AWS | GCP | Salesforce

Rondina builds practical systems for Salesforce teams.

I design and ship Salesforce DX, Salesforce package tools, financial systems, booking systems, and payment systems.

View Current Apps Model Context Protocol

About The Author

Engineer focused on useful business systems.

Rondina works across cloud platforms and Salesforce architecture, turning operational pain points into reliable internal tools and packaged applications.

SF

Salesforce

Metadata workspaces, Salesforce DX workflows, package development, admin tools, and org-aware Chrome extensions.

G

Google Cloud

Cloud Function backends, server-side AI transport, secret isolation, and lightweight API services for browser tools.

A

AWS

Cloud infrastructure for internal systems, data flows, and business applications that need stable operations.

Apps

Current public app work.

The current app set targets Salesforce administrators and developers who need faster metadata inspection, internal automation, and Salesforce-aware AI support.

Release

Admin Toolkit for Salesforce

A Chrome side-panel suite for metadata administration, SOQL spreadsheets, org reviews, object schemas, REST testing, Apex execution, exports, and monitoring.

  • Metadata Admin
  • Force Sheet
  • Org Review
  • Object Schema
Open app page
Draft

Salesforce Agentic Bot

An in-development Salesforce side panel assistant that connects active org context with a chat transport backed by a Google Cloud Function.

  • ChatBot
  • Org context
  • Cloud Function
  • Salesforce tools
Open app page

Love To Build

Systems that reduce repeated work.

The common theme is practical software for teams that need reliable operations, clear workflows, and faster delivery.

  • Salesforce DX
  • Salesforce Package
  • Financial Systems
  • Booking System
  • Payment Systems

Starting To Build

Model Context Protocol

MCP-first tool integrations

Rondina is starting to build with Model Context Protocol, connecting assistants to real tools, live context, and internal systems in a controlled way.

The goal is direct, useful automation: Salesforce-aware tooling, cloud-backed services, and repeatable workflows that fit how engineering and operations teams already work.