1C Developer Claude Skill

1C Developer — Claude Skill

A Claude skill for 1C:Enterprise 8.3 development: planning, BSL code and code review explained in Georgian

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Why this level

  • Can write and change BSL code and 1C configuration metadata
  • Conversion mode runs scripts that pack and unpack binary files via Designer or ibcmd
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gsulamanidzebdoge/1c-developer

Install

In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/1c-developer-claude-skill

Detects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.

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

  • Can write and change BSL code and 1C configuration metadata
  • Conversion mode runs scripts that pack and unpack binary files via Designer or ibcmd

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

What it does

The skill turns Claude into a senior 1C:Enterprise 8.3 developer and architect with three modes. Build mode walks through metadata design and analysis, code writing, and test and edge-case planning. Review mode audits existing code against a checklist covering correctness, concurrency, performance, standards, security and localization, grouped by severity. Conversion mode unpacks binary 1C files (.erf, .epf, .cf, .cfe) into XML and back via Designer's batch mode, ibcmd, EDT ring or OneScript, producing a ready script for Git and code review. All prose, plans and explanations are given in Georgian, while the code and queries stay in standard Russian-syntax BSL unless the user writes in English.

Who it is for. For Georgian-speaking 1C developers who want explanations and code review in their own language while working in standard Russian-syntax BSL.

Good fit when

  • Your team speaks Georgian and wants 1C explanations and code review in that language
  • You need to unpack a binary 1C file into XML for Git and code review
  • You need structured BSL code review against a defined checklist with severity levels

Not a fit when

  • Your team does not read Georgian: all substantive explanations are in that language
  • You need ready metadata XML artifacts without manual assembly: that needs the separate cc-1c-skills plugin
  • You need development outside 1C:Enterprise 8.3

Example request

I need a Material Write-off document that updates the inventory register

Limitations

Without the cc-1c-skills plugin installed, the skill does not assemble metadata XML artifacts itself and only hands back a ready script to run manually. The prose portion of answers is Georgian only and is not configurable. It is a small skill maintained by a single author.

How to disable. Delete the 1c-developer folder from ~/.claude/skills or the project's .claude/skills.

FAQ

What language does Claude answer in with this skill?

Plans, explanations and trade-off discussion are in Georgian, while the BSL code itself defaults to standard Russian-syntax 1C.

Do I need a separate plugin for file conversion?

For actually assembling XML artifacts the skill relies on the cc-1c-skills plugin; without it, it hands back a ready script but does not run the assembly itself.

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README in short

The Georgian README with an English summary describes three working modes and a table of reference files covering development standards, the query language, locking, metadata modeling, extensions, integrations, platform mechanisms and a code review checklist. It explains the division of labor with the cc-1c-skills plugin: that plugin builds XML artifacts, while this skill handles metadata design, BSL code and explanations. Install via git clone into ~/.claude/skills or upload the .skill bundle for Claude Desktop and the API.

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