1C AI Development Kit: 1C skill collection
1C AI Development Kit
A set of 52 Claude Code skills and agents, plus Cursor rules, for the full 1C:Enterprise 8.3 development cycle, assembled from several community projects
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Why this level
- Database and metadata-writing skills change 1C configuration objects
- MCP configuration scripts may contain licensed server keys
Install
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- Services
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/anymasoft-1c-aiDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Database and metadata-writing skills change 1C configuration objects
- MCP configuration scripts may contain licensed server keys
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The project merges work from several community repositories into a single AI development kit for 1C. For Claude Code it provides 52 skills invoked as /skill-name: compiling and editing metadata objects, forms, EPF processings, ERF reports, data composition schemas, MXL templates, roles, subsystems, configurations and CFE extensions, database operations, publishing the web client, and workflow skills such as brainstorm and write-plan. For Cursor IDE it provides 12 specialized agents, 9 rules on BSL standards and model choice, and 13 skill groups. It separately documents 29 specs of 1C object formats and a JSON DSL for compiling without touching raw XML. Full functionality needs the licensed MCP servers from vibecoding1c.ru.
Who it is for. For 1C developers on Claude Code or Cursor IDE who want a ready skill set for the whole development cycle rather than separate point tools.
Good fit when
- You want one skill set covering the whole cycle: metadata, forms, processings, reports, extensions
- You work in both Claude Code and Cursor IDE and want consistent standards in both
- You are ready to connect the licensed vibecoding1c.ru MCP servers for full functionality
Not a fit when
- You need one narrow skill, not a set of fifty-plus
- You are not ready to buy the licensed MCP servers: some capabilities do not work without them
Example request
Use the epf-expert skill to build an external processing with a standard subsystems command from sourceLimitations
Full functionality is recommended with paid MCP servers from vibecoding1c.ru: platform docs, standard subsystem patterns, code templates, syntax and logic checking via 1C:Napparnik, and EDT integration. The project is assembled from several community authors' work, visible in the acknowledgments, and is itself early stage with no stars and no releases.
How to disable. Remove the .claude folder from the project or disable individual skills, and for Cursor remove the rules and agents from the project settings.
FAQ
Are paid MCP servers needed for basic use?
Some skills work without them, but full functionality, including platform docs and 1C:Napparnik checking, is built around the vibecoding1c.ru servers.
Is Cursor IDE supported?
Yes, separately from Claude Code it ships 12 agents, 9 rules and 13 skill groups for Cursor.
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README in short
The README presents the project as a ready ecosystem for AI-assisted 1C development, grown from several community projects, with an acknowledgments table crediting cc-1c-skills, cursor_rules_1c, 1c-batch, mcp-bsl-lsp-bridge and others. It lists 52 Claude Code skills by group: metadata, forms, processings, reports, data composition schemas, templates, roles, subsystems, configuration, extensions, inspection, validation, database, web client and workflow. It separately gives requirements and a changelog consolidating 14 small skills into 5 expert skills.