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BSP Documentation MCP

An MCP server for Codex with semantic search over 1C's Standard Subsystems Library documentation

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Why this level

  • Runs a Python server via PowerShell and searches local BSP documentation
  • Each query text goes to OpenRouter with your key to get an embedding
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vvi3ard/bsp-docs-mcpAuthor:VVi3ard

Install

Manual install

powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1

Run inside the cloned or unpacked repository on Windows. The installer copies the server to %USERPROFILE%\.codex\mcp\bsp-docs-mcp and creates a Python environment.

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Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • Runs a Python server via PowerShell and searches local BSP documentation
  • Each query text goes to OpenRouter with your key to get an embedding

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

What it does

The server looks up recommended methods in the 1C Standard Subsystems Library (BSP) documentation by meaning rather than exact word match. It ships with the 3.1.11 documentation and a ready SQLite FTS5 index, so no rebuild is needed. The agent first detects the project's BSP version from ParentConfigurations.bin, then searches a section and reads it in full. Turning a text query into a vector calls out to OpenRouter's embedding model.

Who it is for. For 1C developers who build on BSP and want Codex to find the right documented API on its own.

Good fit when

  • You need to find a recommended BSP method by task description rather than exact name
  • Codex is working on a 1C configuration built on BSP 3.1.x
  • You need to detect a project's BSP version from its configuration file

Not a fit when

  • You are not on Windows: the installer and instructions target Windows 10/11 only
  • You have no OpenRouter key and do not want an external account just for docs search
  • You need BSP documentation outside the 3.1 family

Example request

Detect this project's BSP version and find the recommended API for long-running operations

MCP

Transport
stdio
Authentication
API key

Environment variables

OPENROUTER_API_KEY required, secret
OpenRouter key used to embed the search query

Limitations

Setup and instructions target Windows only, and you need Python 3.12 plus an OpenRouter key to vectorize new queries. No license file is present. The bundled index covers only the BSP 3.1 family; other versions need their own docs and index. It is a small project maintained by a single author.

How to disable. Remove the mcp_servers.bsp_docs block from %USERPROFILE%\.codex\config.toml and delete the %USERPROFILE%\.codex\mcp\bsp-docs-mcp folder.

FAQ

Do I need to build the index myself?

No, the index for BSP 3.1.11 ships with the project. OpenRouter is only needed to vectorize a new search query.

Does it work without Windows?

The README and install.ps1 target Windows 10/11 only, and no other setup path is documented.

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README in short

The Russian README walks through setup via install.ps1 or manually: cloning, a Python virtual environment, the OPENROUTER_API_KEY variable and a Codex config block. It documents four MCP tools: BSP version detection, search, section reading and a list of installed versions. It explains OpenRouter token cost for index building versus search, and tells the agent to ask for the BSP version instead of guessing it.

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