Salesforce LWC Inspector

The Salesforce LWC Inspector analyzes Lightning Web Components to help developers debug data bindings, observe wiring and events, and map dependencies. It supports static analysis and runtime snapshots from a connected Salesforce org to reveal how components interact and where data flows originate. This clarity helps teams diagnose stale data, incorrect bindings, or unexpected event sequences without modifying code.
Conceptually, the tool parses source code to identify @wire adapters, tracked properties, and dispatched events, then pairs that with runtime state to build a dependency graph that shows how components communicate. It surfaces root causes such as mismatched data shapes, improper event propagation, or bottlenecks in data retrieval. The value is most evident for frontend engineers, integration specialists, and quality engineers who need reproducible insight during development, review, or post-incident analysis.
Advanced users gain access to filtered views, performance hints, and exportable artifacts that can feed CI checks or documentation. The tool remains read-only with respect to the target org and source, ensuring safety while enabling deep diagnostics.
Use cases include validating component isolation in namespace-scoped projects, tracing data when using @wire with Apex calls, and mapping cross-component dependencies in complex UIs.