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1c-metadata-manage

Manage 1C configuration objects, forms, reports, and extensions via XML definitions.

Updated Mar 12, 2026
Search Tags:#development#validation#configuration#metadata#management#1c
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npx skills add https://github.com/ShushukovaN/dd_---------- --skill 1c-metadata-manage
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Skill: 1c-metadata-manage
Source: https://github.com/ShushukovaN/dd_----------/tree/main/.cursor/skills/1c-metadata-manage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ShushukovaN/dd_---------- --skill 1c-metadata-manage

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines the complex and time-consuming process of managing 1C metadata, from initial creation and editing to validation and removal, ensuring consistency and correctness in your 1C configurations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Object Management: Create, edit, validate, and remove configuration objects like catalogs, documents, registers, and enums.
  • Form & Report Development: Scaffold and manage managed forms, data composition schemas (SKD), and external processors/reports (EPF/ERF).
  • Extension Handling: Borrow objects, generate patches, and validate extensions (CFE).
  • Use Case: A developer needs to add a new custom field to an existing 1C document. They can use this Skill to quickly generate the metadata XML for the new field, add it to the document's structure, and validate the changes against the 1C metadata rules.

Quick Start

Use the 1c-metadata-manage skill to add a new attribute named 'CustomField' of type String to the Catalog 'Products'.

Frequently Asked Questions about 1c-metadata-manage

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I add a new attribute to an existing 1C configuration object?▼

To add a new attribute to 1C metadata, you can generate the metadata XML for the new field, merge it into the document or catalog structure, and validate the changes against 1C metadata rules.

Can I manage 1C extensions and generate patches using this metadata tool?▼

Yes, you can manage 1C extensions by borrowing configuration objects, generating patches, and validating extension files (CFE) to ensure they adhere to platform standards.

What is the best way to scaffold managed forms and data composition schemas in 1C?▼

The best way to scaffold 1C managed forms and data composition schemas (SKD) is by using automated metadata management to generate the structure and validate it against best practices.

Does this tool support direct manipulation of 1C metadata XML definitions?▼

Yes, it supports direct manipulation of XML definitions, allowing you to edit configuration objects, forms, and registers while ensuring adherence to 1C metadata standards.

How do I validate 1C configuration objects after editing metadata?▼

You validate 1C configuration objects by running validation checks against 1C metadata rules after creating or editing catalogs, documents, or registers to ensure structural correctness.

What 1C metadata objects can I create and remove with this configuration management approach?▼

You can create, edit, and remove 1C metadata objects including catalogs, documents, registers, enums, external processors (EPF), and external reports (ERF).

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