pavelvdo
Community@pavelvdo
Skill registry for 1C:Enterprise development (roles, forms, MXL templates, BSP) combined with OpenSpec change lifecycle management and session continuity.
Agent Skills by pavelvdo
Showing 42 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
pavelvdokit-session-restore
Reads session notes and proposes the next workflow command without executing changes.
pavelvdo1c-roles
Create and analyze 1C configuration roles from Rights.xml and JSON DSL definitions.
pavelvdoopenspec-extend-change
Extends existing OpenSpec change artifacts with new requirements, review findings, or verify reports.
pavelvdostop-slop
Removes predictable AI writing patterns from Russian-language chat messages for 1C development workflows.
pavelvdoopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change with slice-based acceptance gates.
pavelvdoopenspec-explore
Investigates 1C defects and questions, producing a structured change-request brief in chat.
pavelvdoopenspec-knowledge-add
Extracts verified knowledge base facts from standalone markdown reports into an indexed KB.
pavelvdo1c-vendor-standards
Provides checklists of 1C:Enterprise vendor standards for architecture design and code review.
pavelvdo1c-agent-patterns
Guides delegation of 1C development tasks to specialized subagents with role-based prompt templates.
pavelvdoopenspec-knowledge-init
Generates and re-syncs the knowledge base taxonomy file from 1C configuration directories.
pavelvdoopenspec-verify-change
Validates OpenSpec change proposals through five independent review layers before implementation.
pavelvdo1c-forms
Analyze, validate, and compile 1C managed form Form.xml files via PowerShell scripts.
pavelvdoopenspec-debug
Investigate bugs in OpenSpec changes and produce root-cause analysis with fix tasks.
pavelvdoopenspec-knowledge-audit
Audits OpenSpec knowledge base facts for TTL expiry, anchor drift, and taxonomy sync.
pavelvdo1c-extensions
Guides annotation selection and directive syntax for 1C:Enterprise configuration extensions.
pavelvdoopenspec-new-change
Creates OpenSpec change requests with proposal, design, tasks, and spec artifacts.
pavelvdoopenspec-intake
Normalizes vague customer requests into structured Intake Briefs for OpenSpec workflows.
pavelvdokit-session-save
Writes compact session notes to temp/session-notes.md for handoff to a new chat.
pavelvdoopenspec-status
Generates a read-only status snapshot of an OpenSpec change with slices, reports, and next-command recommendations.
pavelvdo1c-mxl
Compile, decompile, analyze, and validate 1C spreadsheet templates via a JSON DSL.
pavelvdoopenspec-archive-change
Archives completed openspec change requests with spec sync, ADR extraction, and knowledge capture.
pavelvdo1c-query-optimization
Optimizes 1C:Enterprise query language code using temporary tables, joins, and DCS patterns.
pavelvdoreview
Orchestrates full code review of 1C BSL modules by delegating to specialized reviewer and writer agents.
pavelvdo1c-bsp
Integrates 1C data processors with the SSL/BSP standard subsystems library.
Frequently Asked Questions About pavelvdo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with pavelvdo's 1C skills?▼
You can create and analyze 1C roles from JSON DSL, compile and validate managed forms (Form.xml) and MXL spreadsheet templates, apply extension annotations (&Перед, &Вместо, &ИзменениеИКонтроль), optimize queries with temporary tables and DCS, and register data processors in BSP subsystems.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
1C:Enterprise developers, configuration architects, and reviewers working with BSL code, managed forms, access rights, and BSP integrations. The OpenSpec skills target engineers running structured change lifecycles (intake, explore, verify, apply, archive) on 1C projects.
How does the OpenSpec change lifecycle work in practice?▼
Start with openspec-intake or openspec-explore to normalize requirements, create a change via openspec-new-change, verify it with the five-layer quality gate, implement tasks via openspec-apply-change, then sync specs and archive. Status snapshots and bulk archiving are supported.
Are these skills free to use and under what license?▼
Most skills carry an explicit MIT license, including the OpenSpec family, review, stop-slop, and debug skills. Some 1C toolkit skills declare no license in their frontmatter, so check individual skill metadata before redistribution.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI. The review skill delegates to onec-code-reviewer/writer/explorer agents and requires the Task tool. Form compilation and editing only run in assisted artifact_mode; otherwise they halt toward manual Configurator work.