1C AI Skills for OpenIntegrations
1C AI Skills for OpenIntegrations (OInt)
Twelve agent skills for the OpenIntegrations library in 1C: Bitrix24 and CDEK, Google and Yandex, Telegram, VK, databases and network protocols
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Why this level
- The skills are text instructions with no executable code
- Actual actions depend on how the agent calls OpenIntegrations in 1C
Install
- Works in
- Services
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/1c-ai-skills-for-openintegrations-ointDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skills are text instructions with no executable code
- Actual actions depend on how the agent calls OpenIntegrations in 1C
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository is a set of twelve SKILL.md files covering functional areas of the OpenIntegrations library for 1C:Enterprise, OneScript and its CLI. Skills are split by integration: Bitrix24 with CDEK, Google and Yandex services (Disk, Metrika, Calendar, Sheets), HTTP/FTP/SMTP/IMAP network protocols, NoSQL and AI services, release governance and versioning, relational databases, a CLI quick start, cloud storage, Telegram and the VK ecosystem. Each SKILL.md gives its purpose and scenarios, links to source documentation sections, a workflow, and limitations with safe-execution checks.
Who it is for. For 1C developers who use the OpenIntegrations library and want an agent to know its API for specific services instead of searching general documentation.
Good fit when
- The project already uses OpenIntegrations to connect 1C with Bitrix24, CDEK, Google, Yandex, Telegram or VK
- You need ready scenarios and limits for a specific integration service rather than a general library overview
- You need navigation to OpenIntegrations documentation sections right from the skill
Not a fit when
- The project does not use OpenIntegrations: the skills are written specifically for this library
- You need an installer or an MCP server: these are text-only SKILL.md files with no scripts or code
Example request
Using the oint-telegram skill, set up sending a Telegram message from 1C through OpenIntegrationsLimitations
The skills are text-only instructions with no scripts, code or MCP server; the agent must already know how to work with OneScript and OInt. The README does not state which OpenIntegrations version the skills target and gives no example commands to verify installation.
How to disable. Delete the 1с-oint-skills folder or its subfolders from your agent's skills directory.
FAQ
Is there ready code or just descriptions?
Only SKILL.md files with purpose, scenarios, documentation links and limitations; there is no code or scripts in the repo.
Can I use one skill instead of all twelve?
Yes, each skill lives in its own 1с-oint-skills/oint-* subfolder, so you can copy just the one you need.
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README in short
The README lists twelve skills by OpenIntegrations area with a short description of each, and states the common SKILL.md structure: purpose and scenarios, links to documentation sources, workflow, and limitations with safe-execution checks. It is built to make integration work on top of OpenIntegrations more efficient.