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Bitrix24 CLI

A CLI with full CRUD for Bitrix24 deals, leads, contacts and companies, every command supports --json for agents

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Why this level

  • Can irreversibly delete deals, leads, contacts and companies via the *-delete commands
  • The CLI's rights equal whatever the webhook or OAuth app was granted during setup
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polza-ai/bitrix-cliAuthor:Polza.ai

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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add cli/bitrix24-cli

Detects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.

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Broad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.

  • Can irreversibly delete deals, leads, contacts and companies via the *-delete commands
  • The CLI's rights equal whatever the webhook or OAuth app was granted during setup

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The CLI covers Bitrix24 CRM deals, leads, contacts and companies with a full command set: filtered lists, a card by ID, create, update and delete, plus activities and timeline entries on an entity. It connects via an inbound webhook or OAuth (an app domain and access token are needed). Every command accepts a --json flag and returns a structured {ok, data} or {ok: false, error: {code, message}} response, built for an AI agent to parse rather than just a human in a terminal. The README separately points to Bitrix24's official REST API documentation MCP server, which can be added alongside it.

Who it is for. For developers and salespeople who need full Bitrix24 CRM CRUD from a terminal or from agent tool calls with machine-readable output.

Good fit when

  • You need full CRUD for deals, leads, contacts and companies from the command line
  • An agent needs to parse a structured JSON response instead of interface text
  • You need CRM entity activities and timeline entries from a script

Not a fit when

  • You need tasks rather than CRM: the tool covers only CRM entities
  • You need this without a globally installed Node.js package

Example request

Create a deal "License sale" for 150000 rubles and show the open deals list in JSON

Limitations

Covers only CRM entities (deals, leads, contacts, companies, activities, timeline); there are no tasks or other Bitrix24 modules. The delete commands (deal-delete, lead-delete, contact-delete, company-delete) irreversibly remove CRM records.

How to disable. Remove the package with npm uninstall -g @polza-ai/bitrix-cli and revoke the webhook or OAuth app in the portal.

FAQ

How does an agent get a structured response?

Add the --json flag to any command, and the response comes back as {ok, data} or {ok: false, error} with a code and message.

Is a separate MCP server needed for API docs?

No, it is optional: the README shows how to additionally connect Bitrix24's official documentation MCP server at mcp-dev.bitrix24.tech.

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README in short

The Russian README describes the CLI as a tool for both humans and AI agents, gives a quick start (init, whoami, deals, deal-add), two auth methods (webhook and OAuth), a full command list for deals, leads, contacts, companies, activities and timeline, the JSON output format with a success and error example, a mention of Bitrix24's official documentation MCP server, and development commands. MIT license.

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