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Guide Me turns published guides into interactive walkthroughs. Instead of reading a doc in one window and clicking in another, the extension overlays each step on the live application — highlighting the exact element to act on. It’s especially effective for Salesforce, where multi-step admin and user workflows are hard to describe and easy to get lost in.

Running a guide

1

Pick a guide

Open the side panel’s Guide tab — it lists every published guide that has merged into your docs — and click Start guide. The assistant can also suggest a guide and start it for you when your question is a “how do I…”.
2

Follow the spotlight

Guide Me highlights the current step’s element with a blue spotlight and a numbered badge showing where you are in the guide.
3

Click to advance

Perform the step — clicking the highlighted element moves you to the next one. Navigation steps advance automatically when the page changes.

Resilient element finding

Applications change between the day a guide is recorded and the day it’s replayed. Guide Me finds each step’s target resiliently rather than relying on a single brittle pointer:
  • Matches elements by their text, selectors, labels, and surrounding context.
  • Waits for pages to finish rendering before searching, so dynamic UIs don’t cause false misses.
  • Scrolls the target into view automatically.
  • Heals stale selectors when the page structure has drifted, so guides keep working as the app evolves.
This works inside Salesforce Classic iframes and Lightning shadow DOM, just like recording does.

When an element can’t be found

If a step’s target genuinely no longer exists — a button was removed, a layout changed completely — Guide Me doesn’t guess. It shows a card with the original screenshot and step description so you can complete the step manually and continue the guide.
If a guide’s steps regularly fall back to the screenshot card, the underlying workflow has probably changed. Re-record the capture and publish an updated guide.

Replays travel

Guides aren’t tied to the machine or environment where they were recorded:
  • Across devices — anyone in your organization with the extension can replay any published guide.
  • Across orgs — URL patterns adapt, so a guide recorded in one Salesforce org replays correctly in another (for example, from a sandbox to production).

Driving guides from AI agents

AI agents can start and stop guide recordings remotely through the MCP server, letting automation kick off a capture session on a connected browser.