Bitrix Framework Skills
39 skills for the Bitrix Framework D7 core: ORM, controllers, caching, REST, security, migrations and more
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Why this level
- Only text rules and guidance, does not execute code or write to any system
- Security rules (CSRF, XSS, SQLi) themselves reduce risk when the agent follows them
Install
- Works in
- Services
Manual install
npx skills add bxmaximum/bitrix-framework-skills --allInstalls all 39 skills into the project's .agents/skills/.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- Only text rules and guidance, does not execute code or write to any system
- Security rules (CSRF, XSS, SQLi) themselves reduce risk when the agent follows them
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
This BXMax community set breaks Bitrix development into 39 separate skills: from project structure and the loader to ORM, routing, caching, info blocks, highload blocks, REST API, business processes, security (CSRF, XSS, SQLi, JWT) and migrations via sprint.migration. Each skill is a self-contained SKILL.md file, and some skills add rules/*.md files for progressive disclosure: an agent first reads the SKILL.md router, then only the rules it needs. The repository root has an AGENTS.md with D7 priorities, DI boundaries, a pre-commit checklist and an index of all skills. Skills are verified against core main 26.150.0, with baseline patterns checked against main 23.0 and newer.
Who it is for. For Bitrix developers who want an agent to write code following current D7 patterns instead of outdated examples from the internet.
Good fit when
- You write modules or components in /local/ on the Bitrix Framework D7 core
- You need current rules for ORM, caching, security and REST for a specific core version
- You want one AGENTS.md system prompt with a pre-commit checklist
Not a fit when
- The project runs on a core older than main 23.0: baseline patterns may not match
- Development targets plain Bitrix24 REST rather than the D7 core
Example request
Write a product catalog component on D7 with caching and correct ORM queries following the bitrix-orm and bitrix-caching standardsLimitations
The skills do not replace official Bitrix documentation; they are operational rules for an agent, not a product reference. There is no license file in the repository. The project is developed by the BXMax community, not officially by Bitrix or 1C.
How to disable. Remove the relevant folders from the project's .agents/skills/, or run npx skills remove for a specific skill if the skills package supports that command.
FAQ
Can you install only some of the skills?
Yes, npx skills add bxmaximum/bitrix-framework-skills --skill bitrix-orm bitrix-controllers installs only the chosen ones.
Where do skills end up after install?
In the target project's .agents/skills/, where the agent reads them from.
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README in short
The README gives a table of all skills by topic (project structure, ORM, routing, caching, security, info blocks, Sale, REST, business processes and more), explains installation via npx skills add with --all, --skill and --list flags, mentions updating via npx skills update, and points to AGENTS.md as the system prompt with an index. It notes the BXMax community affiliation and related AI-on-Bitrix experiment projects.