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1C Syntax Helper MCP Server

A shared Elasticsearch-backed MCP server for searching 1C syntax help from VS Code: functions, object methods, properties, code examples

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Why this level

  • Starts Elasticsearch and an HTTP search server for 1C platform help in Docker
  • The service is open on the local network with no user authentication
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royfincher25-source/1c-syntax-helper-mcpAuthor:royfincher25-source

A similar tool with a larger community: 1C Syntax Helper MCP Server, 76 ★ on the repository

Install

Manual install

docker compose up -d

Brings up Elasticsearch and the FastAPI MCP server; the .hbk file must be placed in data/hbk first.

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How we review

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

  • Starts Elasticsearch and an HTTP search server for 1C platform help in Docker
  • The service is open on the local network with no user authentication

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

What it does

The server parses a 1C platform documentation .hbk file, indexes it in Elasticsearch, and exposes search tools over MCP: a universal find_1c_help search, full and quick reference for an element, context-filtered search, a list of an object's methods, properties and events, and code usage examples. It is designed as a shared service on one machine in a local network: one Elasticsearch instance and one documentation .hbk file serve up to eight concurrent VS Code users with no individual authentication.

Who it is for. For 1C developer teams who want one shared fast-search service over the platform's syntax helper instead of local docs for each developer.

Good fit when

  • You need fast lookup of global functions and object methods from VS Code
  • You want one shared reference service for the team instead of a local install for each developer

Not a fit when

  • You need authentication or access control: the server runs without it over the local network
  • You need automatic documentation refresh: the .hbk update is a manual, once-a-year process

Example request

Find all methods and properties of the ТаблицаЗначений object and show a usage example of Добавить

MCP

Transport
http
Authentication
not required

Limitations

Documentation is refreshed manually about once a year by swapping the .hbk file and reindexing. The service does not authenticate users and assumes a trusted local network. The project carries a lot of internal refactoring report files, a sign the code is not yet fully settled.

How to disable. Stop the containers with docker compose down and remove the server entry from VS Code's settings.json.

FAQ

Is authentication required to connect?

No, the service is designed as a shared local server with no individual authentication.

How often is the reference data refreshed?

Documentation is updated manually about once a year by replacing the .hbk file and reindexing via /index/rebuild.

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README in short

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