autumn-cli
01yellow-hammer/skills-onescript
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A OneScript library for building command-line programs with commands, subcommands, arguments, and options. Commands are defined on classes using annotations.
yellow-hammer/skills-onescript
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A OneScript library for building command-line programs with commands, subcommands, arguments, and options. Commands are defined on classes using annotations.
yellow-hammer/skills-onescript
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A framework for building component-based OneScript applications, a scripting language related to 1C, with automatic dependency setup and annotations. It creates objects and supplies their required constructor values.
yellow-hammer/skills-onescript
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for writing and organizing OneScript code, where OneScript is a cross-platform scripting language related to 1C but usable without the 1C platform. It covers .os files, project structure, and package files.
yellow-hammer/skills-onescript
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Instructions for building web applications and URL routes with Winow, a lightweight OneScript web server built on the Autumn framework. OneScript is a programming language used in the 1C ecosystem.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
Cursor rule Cursor
Project rules for code style, commit messages, comments, interface text, logs, TypeScript, and documentation. They require Russian text in user-facing and code-comment contexts, along with strict TypeScript practices.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
Cursor rule Cursor
A coding rule for changing software interfaces and configuration names without keeping old names working by default.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
Cursor rule Cursor
A set of JSDoc rules for documenting JavaScript or TypeScript code, with comments written in Russian.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
Cursor rule Cursor
A set of project rules for naming 1C Platform Tools and its MCP tools. It defines allowed short forms and limits the combined server and tool name to 60 characters.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
Cursor rule Cursor
Technical context for a VS Code extension that exposes 1C Platform Tools to AI agents through an MCP server. The extension communicates with the standalone server over IPC, while the server registers one agent tool for each available 1C command.
yellow-hammer/mcp-1c-platform-tools
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
An MCP server for 1C Platform Tools. MCP is a standard that lets coding agents call tools, while this server connects those calls to a local 1C extension through IPC, a local process-to-process connection.
yellow-hammer/namespace-forest
Cursor rule Cursor
A rule saying not to add backward compatibility unless someone explicitly asks for it.
yellow-hammer/namespace-forest
Cursor rule Cursor
Project instructions describing namespace-forest, its XSD schemas, and the systems that use them. XSD files define and check the structure of XML data.
yellow-hammer/namespace-forest
Cursor rule Cursor
A rule containing related repositories for the namespace-forest project. A repository is a code project stored with its history and files.
yellow-hammer/namespace-forest
Cursor rule Cursor
Rules for extracting and versioning XSD schemas. An XSD schema is a document that describes the allowed structure and data types of XML files.
yellow-hammer/namespace-forest
Cursor rule Cursor
Project instructions for editing XSD files and catalog.xml in namespace-forest. XSD is a format for describing and checking XML data; catalog.xml maps names to local resources.
Cursor rule Cursor
Project rules for building ИволгаQL, a query language and server that uses Russian commands and messages. They cover how new language features move through the lexer, parser, engine, and network protocol.
Cursor rule Cursor
General development rules for ИволгаQL, an early-stage Rust project with a command-line and TCP server interface. They define the project structure, Russian user experience, coding conventions, testing, builds, and commit-message format.
Cursor rule Cursor
Repository rules for maintaining the README of a Rust project whose interface and messages are in Russian. They define the required language, command examples, startup instructions, developer links, and parser-accurate usage examples.