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1C:Element IDE skill

onec-element-ide

A Codex skill for the cloud 1C:Element IDE: pulls sources through the control panel, helps edit them locally and pushes fixes back

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Extended access

Why this level

  • Uploads changed files back into the cloud panel and triggers app publishing
  • Asks for the control panel key and secret directly in the chat with the agent
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Russian stack

tab1c/onec-element-ideAuthor:TAB1C

Install

In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/onec-element-ide

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

  • Uploads changed files back into the cloud panel and triggers app publishing
  • Asks for the control panel key and secret directly in the chat with the agent

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

What it does

The skill asks the user for the 1C:Element control panel key and secret if not provided upfront, downloads project sources or an export locally through the panel's API, helps edit .xbsl and .yaml files in a local working folder and check for hardcoded values via local search, uploads the fixed files or package back to the panel, and verifies through the IDE or panel that changes are actually visible in the cloud source view. If the project shows Git or Source Control in its interface, the skill helps with commit, sync and push, then runs a publish-update-test loop after upload, separating 1C-wrapper issues from external backend issues.

Who it is for. For developers running a project in the 1C:Element cloud control panel who want to edit code locally instead of using the web editor.

Good fit when

  • You need to download a 1C:Element project's sources for local editing
  • You need an edit-upload-publish-test loop for a 1C:Element app
  • You need to verify that edits actually landed in the cloud source view

Not a fit when

  • You have no access to the 1C:Element control panel: a key and secret are required
  • You need classic desktop 1C, not the cloud 1C:Element

Example request

Download the project from 1C:Element, fix the hardcoded URL in config.yaml and upload it back with a publish

Limitations

The skill targets Codex and relies on the 1C:Element control panel API, whose details are not documented in the README itself. It asks the user for the panel key and secret directly in the chat, which calls for care when entering them. Small project: a README, SKILL.md and one helper script for the IDE ID.

How to disable. Delete the ~/.codex/skills/onec-element-ide directory.

FAQ

What if the skill does not pick up automatically?

Use the fallback prompt from references/starter-prompt.md, as noted in the README.

Does the skill verify changes reached the cloud?

Yes, a dedicated step checks through the IDE or panel that changes are visible in the cloud source view before moving on to publishing.

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README in short

The Russian README gives a ready-to-paste message for Cursor or Codex that pulls or updates the skill into ~/.codex/skills/onec-element-ide, describes seven steps of the skill's work from requesting the key to publishing and testing, and points to a fallback prompt in references/starter-prompt.md if auto-detection fails.

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