interface-edit

Edit 1C CommandInterface.xml files with validation-aware, namespace-preserving changes.

Updated Mar 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Alex1980Alex/1C-Framework --skill interface-edit-alex1980alex
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Skill: interface-edit
Source: https://github.com/Alex1980Alex/1C-Framework/tree/main/external/cc-1c-skills/.claude/skills/interface-edit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Alex1980Alex/1C-Framework --skill interface-edit-alex1980alex

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires lxml, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes the manual, error-prone work of editing 1C CommandInterface.xml files when you need to change command visibility, placement, or ordering.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Hide or show commands: Toggle command visibility without rebuilding the whole interface file.
  • Reorganize interface structure: Place commands into groups and reorder commands, subsystems, or groups for a cleaner user experience.
  • Safe XML updates: Preserve namespaces and formatting while supporting deterministic batch edits and automatic file creation when needed.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to update a specific CommandInterface.xml path and tell it whether you want to hide, show, place, or reorder commands.

Frequently Asked Questions about interface-edit

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I edit 1C CommandInterface.xml files to change command visibility?

Edit 1C CommandInterface.xml files by applying validation-aware changes to toggle command visibility without rebuilding the whole interface, preserving XML namespaces and formatting intact.

How do I batch update command placement and subsystem ordering in 1C configuration interfaces?

Batch update command placement and subsystem ordering in 1C configuration interfaces using JSON-driven operations that apply deterministic, safety-checked edits to the CommandInterface.xml file.

Can I use Python and lxml to safely modify 1C command interface XML files?

Yes, Python with the lxml dependency enables namespace-preserving XML manipulation of 1C command interface files, ensuring formatting stays intact while applying precise structural changes.

What is the best way to automate reordering commands and groups in 1C subsystems?

Automate reordering commands and groups in 1C subsystems through JSON-driven batch operations that target CommandInterface.xml, applying validation-aware changes to maintain a clean user experience.

Does editing 1C CommandInterface.xml preserve namespaces and file formatting?

Editing 1C CommandInterface.xml preserves namespaces and keeps formatting intact by using safety checks and namespace-preserving XML manipulation during all visibility, placement, and ordering modifications.

What are the limitations of automating 1C command interface edits with scripts?

Limitations include relying on the lxml dependency for namespace-preserving XML manipulation and requiring JSON-driven input for batch operations, while safety checks ensure formatting remains intact during edits.