Command
A command recipe for starting Yandex Browser with remote debugging enabled through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, a browser control and inspection interface. It also checks whether the debugging connection is available.
Command
A command recipe for checking whether UUIDs, unique identifiers, are duplicated in 1C MDO files. It can inspect a chosen path or the project’s source folder and optionally fix duplicates.
Command
A command that converts a DOCX file, the common Microsoft Word document format, into a Markdown text file. It also extracts pictures into an images folder beside the result.
Command
A command for moving a project to another folder while preserving its Claude Code memory, sessions, and plans. It also accounts for how Claude Code maps project paths to its memory folders.
Cursor rule
Coding standards for BSL, the programming language used by the 1C business software platform. They cover naming, method documentation, database queries, collections, client-server code, and performance practices.
Cursor rule
A guide to handling Cyrillic text in Windows file paths, arguments, database names, and user names when automating the 1C business software platform.
Cursor rule
A set of rules and examples for extending 1C configurations with BSL code and XML role metadata. 1C is an enterprise business-application platform, and BSL is its programming language.
Cursor rule
A list of names that should not be used for local variables in 1C form modules. A form module controls a screen, and these names are already used for standard properties of its controls.
Cursor rule
Rules for keeping 1C EDT MDO files structurally valid. MDO files describe configuration objects, and the rules cover unique identifiers and valid links between objects.
Cursor rule
Rules for working with ordinary forms in 1C, an enterprise application platform, rather than its newer managed-form model. They explain how to recognize this older form type and how its code and layout differ.
Cursor rule
A 1C reporting rule that runs the report query directly instead of using the standard data-composition engine (СКД). It then displays or exports the returned table manually.
Cursor rule
Rules for defining role permissions in 1C, a business software platform, including access to objects and row-level security. They specifically explain how to handle role rights files and enumerations, which are fixed lists of values.
Cursor rule
A two-pass method for changing 1C report output before detailed records are combined into grouped totals. 1C's report system, СКД, builds reports by grouping and summarizing data.
Cursor rule
Guidance for using transactions and controlled locks in 1C, where a transaction groups database changes so they can be accepted or cancelled together. It also explains the order in which locks should be taken when several operations share data.
Cursor rule
A checking method for code that must account for every input item, such as files, records, strings, or mapping rules. It repeatedly compares the full input list with the code until nothing is uncovered or handled incorrectly.
Cursor rule
A system for keeping an AI agent's working information in files, including the plan, discoveries, decisions, and progress. It is intended for work that spans several tool calls or sessions.
Cursor rule
A collection of 1C coding mistakes that commonly cause slow database work or poor performance. It includes examples such as running a database query inside a loop or reading object fields one by one.
Cursor rule
Coding rules for asynchronous client code in 1C version 8.3.18 and later. Asynchronous work finishes later and returns a promise that can succeed or fail.
Cursor rule
A set of rules for developing 1C applications built on БСП, the Russian-language Standard Subsystems Library. It tells developers when to reuse library functionality, how to mark changes, and how to handle outdated objects.
Cursor rule
Rules for creating and updating access-group profiles in БСП 3.x, the Standard Subsystems Library used by several 1C business applications. They explain how roles, permissions, users, and row-level access restrictions are represented in code.
Cursor rule
A method for exploring a 1C codebase, a software project built with the 1C business platform. It helps trace where a feature starts, how data moves through the code, and where results are saved.
Cursor rule
A code-review checklist for 1C source files, including BSL and OS files. It groups findings by severity and checks issues such as security, performance, errors, access control, duplication, and maintainability.
Cursor rule
A way to decide whether an automated 1C batch operation really succeeded by checking several signals instead of only the process exit code. Batch mode runs tasks such as creating databases, building files, or checking configurations without the usual interactive interface.
Cursor rule
Rules for safely editing BSL modules through the 1C development environment's editing interface. BSL is the programming language used by the 1C platform, and the rules distinguish small edits from replacing an entire module.