Cursor Skills for 1C:Enterprise
A set of skills, rules and API references for Cursor IDE that let an AI agent assemble, edit and validate 1C:Enterprise source objects directly in their platform export format, without needing the 1C Configurator running.
Cursor Skills for 1C:Enterprise gives an agent working in Cursor a set of ready-made operations over 1C:Enterprise source code: assembling a metadata object, form, role, data-composition schema, extension or external data processor, and parsing one back apart, all by editing the platform's XML export format directly rather than searching through files as text. Accompanying rules define coding standards, anti-patterns and requirements for 1C:EDT and the standard subsystems library that the agent follows while doing this.
Fourteen validators check the resulting XML for an object, form, role, composition schema, layout or extension, and a configuration index cross-checks an object against the rest of the configuration, covering referenced types, form data paths, subsystem membership, role rights and query field and table names, all without a running platform, database or EDT instance. Companion API reference sets cover the standard subsystems library and a payroll and HR module, so the agent looks up a method's real signature instead of guessing it from memory. It is aimed at 1C developers who keep their source under git and want routine scaffolding, parsing, review and export handled by an agent.