embed-ui for RetailCRM extensions
@retailcrm/embed-ui
RetailCRM's official CLI and package set for interface extensions: project scaffolding, UI components, data contexts and ready MCP setup for agents
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@retailcrm/embed-ui
RetailCRM's official CLI and package set for interface extensions: project scaffolding, UI components, data contexts and ready MCP setup for agents
platform-context-exporter
A Java console app that exports the 1C:Enterprise platform reference into JSON, XML, Markdown or an LLM-ready context format
A Go CLI that converts a 1C configuration metadata dump in CFG or EDT format into readable Markdown
A CLI that scaffolds a new Bitrix24 app from ready Angular or Vue templates paired with the author's own API libraries
Bitrix BPT CLI Tool
A .NET command-line tool that unpacks, rebuilds and inspects Bitrix business-process template files (*.bpt)
A CLI that turns Bitrix24's binary .bpt business-process files into readable JSON for git and diffing
A CLI and skill for Avito search through your own already open browser over CDP: search, filters, listing cards, seller reviews, no API keys
A conservative CLI and skill for the official Wildberries Seller API: token checks, ping, seller-info and read-only raw requests
A Go CLI and MCP server for CIAN apartment search, with saved searches that track changes, favorites and price history
Mock T-Bank API Server
A FastAPI stand-in for the T-Bank Business API for local development and testing of tbank-mcp: 20-plus endpoints, three months of seeded data
A command-line utility that helps an agent or a developer: runs tasks, processes files, manages the project. Installed via npm, pip, brew and similar.
The entry has a real install command from the README, usually one line through a package manager.