1c-vendor-standards

Provides checklists of 1C:Enterprise vendor standards for architecture design and code review.

Updated Jun 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2 --skill 1c-vendor-standards-pavelvdo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: 1c-vendor-standards
Source: https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2/tree/main/.cursor/skills/1c-vendor-standards
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2 --skill 1c-vendor-standards-pavelvdo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? AI agents working on 1C:Enterprise configurations often lack consistent knowledge of official vendor standards (v8std), leading to non-compliant metadata design, queries, transactions, and module code that fails review. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Domain Checklists: Condensed checklists across 11 domains including metadata naming, data storage, event handlers, queries, transactions, code modules, client-server, security, forms/UI, BSP libraries, and localization. - Role-Based Loading: Architect agents load it during design; reviewer agents load it when checking code against vendor standards; writer agents skip it. - Deep References: Each domain points to a detailed standard file (std-NN-<domain>.md) for in-depth reading when the checklist is insufficient. - Use Case: When designing a new document with register movements, the architect agent applies the data storage and transaction checklists, then reads std-05-transactions.md for locking details. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review this 1C module against the vendor standards checklists and report any violations by domain.

Frequently Asked Questions about 1c-vendor-standards

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

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How do I check 1C code against vendor standards?

Load this skill as a reviewer agent and check the code against all domains it touches, such as queries, transactions, and security. When a checklist item is unclear, read the corresponding std-NN domain file for the full standard text.

What 1C:Enterprise development standards does this skill cover?

It covers 11 domains from the ITS v8std standards: metadata and naming, data storage, event handlers, queries, transactions and locks, code modules, client-server, security, forms and UI, BSP libraries, and localization.

When should the architect agent load the 1C standards skill?

The architect loads it during design work involving metadata, data storage, event handlers, transactions, security, or BSP usage. It applies the relevant domain checklists and reads detailed domain files only when more depth is needed.

What is the difference between vendor standards and casebooks in 1C development?

Vendor standards (std-* files) are official 1C checklists, while casebooks contain project-specific working rules for topics like locks, registers, and async processing. They are separate sources and one must not substitute for the other.

Does the writer agent need the 1C vendor standards skill?

No. The writer agent does not load this skill; it relies on the coding standards document and its key vendor principles section instead. Only architect and reviewer roles load this skill.