aprovodka

Install

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aprovodka": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@theyahia/aprovodka"],
      "env": {
        "ONEC_BASE_URL": "https://server/base/odata/standard.odata",
        "ONEC_LOGIN": "user",
        "ONEC_PASSWORD": "pass"
      }
    }
  }
}

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

What it does

The server connects the agent to a live 1C database through the OData 3.0 interface the platform publishes itself, so nothing is added to the configuration. 34 tools cover catalogs, documents, all register kinds, the accounting register with its balance and turnover virtual tables, constants, batch operations, change tracking and metadata discovery. The agent can create and edit documents, post and unpost them and set deletion marks. Writes can go through a safety gate in preview or approval mode, and reversible operations return a rollback token. Presets for Enterprise Accounting 3.0, Trade Management 11, Payroll 3.1 and ERP 2 describe key entities and common traps.

Who it is for. For 1C developers, accountants and finance analysts who need 1C database data in a conversation with an agent.

Example request

Show account 41 balances at the end of last month broken down by warehouse

Limitations

Requires the standard OData interface published for the database and a 1C user with suitable rights. The write safety gate is off by default (ONEC_WRITE_MODE=off) and must be enabled explicitly. Login and password are passed in environment variables. Source code and full docs live in the WWmcp monorepo; this repo is the product page. Not affiliated with 1C Company. The author also offers paid setup for a specific database.

How to disable. Delete the aprovodka block from your MCP client config and disable the 1C user the server used.

MCP

Transport

stdio

Authentication

API key

Security check

• Creates, edits and posts documents in a production 1C database
• The write gate is off by default
• The 1C user login and password sit in the config

README in short

The README explains that the server uses OData 3.0 with no extensions and lists coverage: catalogs, documents, registers, accounting, batches and change tracking. It gives an MCP config with npx and ONEC_* variables and describes write safety modes and standard configuration presets. A section covers migrating from the old 1c-rest-mcp package, plus a trademark note. A large part of the README also promotes the author's paid data reconciliation service. MIT licensed.

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