Desko77/cursor-1c-skills

115 skills and 40 rules for Cursor IDE: an agent assembles 1C source files (metadata, forms, extensions, roles, SKD, data processors) from compact JSON and parses them back. Basic operations without the Configurator.

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browser-debug

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Command Claude Code

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.

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check-uuid

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Command Claude Code

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.

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docx-to-md

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Command Claude Code

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.

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move-project

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Command Claude Code

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.

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quality

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Command Claude Code

A command for temporarily clearing a release quality gate or one named check, while recording the reason and expiry time. A quality gate is a required check that normally blocks completion or release.

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