mcp-rsv-data

# MCP:RSV Data [](https://infostart.ru/1c/tools/2720241/) Published on Infostart: <https://infostart.ru/1c/tools/2720241/> **Free MCP Server for 1C:Enterprise working database** — two directions in one extension: - **Database data in simple language, without 1C query language.** AI agent (Claude, Cursor, etc.) by regular request («show warehouse balances», «find counterparty», «how much of such product was sold») receives real data from the database — useful for accountant and analyst. Only read, user rights are observed, personal data is automatically anonymized. - **Metadata structure of any configuration.** Exact table names, field names and types — convenient context for developer and their AI agent, so they don't have to invent names. Works on **any configuration** (UT, ERP, BP, custom), implemented as 1C configuration extension — does not change the database. > This is about **data**. If you need **development** in 1C:EDT (code creation and editing, metadata, > forms, SKD, debugging) — this is a different, **paid** product in RSV line: > **[MCP:RSV Server](https://prepod2003.github.io/edt-ai-1c/)**. --- ## Download The latest release is always available at the same link: **[releases/latest/download/MCP-RSV-Data.zip](https://github.com/prepod2003/mcp-rsv-data/releases/latest/download/MCP-RSV-Data.zip)** In the archive: - `RSVData.cfe` — MCP:RSV Data extension for installation in 1C database; - `rsvdata-bridge.exe` — bridge program (Windows): connection setup wizard and local client ↔ database bridge; - `guide.md` — full user description (same as [`guide.md`](guide.md) in the repository). All releases are on the [Releases](https://github.com/prepod2003/mcp-rsv-data/releases) tab. --- ## Quick Start 1. **Install extension in the database.** In 1C:Enterprise: technical specialist functions → «Configuration extensions management» → «Add» → select `RSVData.cfe` → restart the program. (Or from Configurator: Configuration → Extensions → load from file → update database configuration F7.) 2. **Connect AI client** — in two ways: - **HTTP service** (if the database is published on a web server) — client accesses 1C directly; `rsvdata-bridge.exe` helps to assemble a ready-made block of settings, but is not required (on Linux/macOS the block is written manually). - **Local bridge** (if the database is not published) — `rsvdata-bridge.exe` connects to the database via COM (Windows + installed 1C platform). 3. Run `rsvdata-bridge.exe`, select the method, specify database and client parameters — the wizard will check the connection, issue a ready-made block of settings and, if desired, insert it into the client config. In details (both methods, configuration examples for Claude Code / Cursor / Cline, diagnostics) — in [`guide.md`](guide.md). --- ## Tools `config` (database passport) · `describe` (what is in the database) · `get_structure` (full object structure) · `query` (data reading without query language) · `execute_query` (ready 1C query) · `ping` · `help`. Description of each — in [`guide.md`](guide.md), as well as inside the server itself: `help` without parameters — overview, `help topic=<tool>` — details. --- ## What's inside the repository - [`guide.md`](guide.md) — user description (source of truth). - [`bridge/`](bridge/) — bridge program sources in Go (`rsvdata-bridge`). Build under Windows: `cd bridge && go build -o rsvdata-bridge.exe`. - Extension file `RSVData.cfe` and compiled `rsvdata-bridge.exe` — not in the repository, but in [release](https://github.com/prepod2003/mcp-rsv-data/releases/latest) (binaries where they belong). --- ## 🔧 Development in 1C:EDT — MCP:RSV Server (paid) MCP:RSV Data **reads** data. If you need to **develop** in 1C:EDT — create and edit BSL code, metadata objects, forms, SKD reports, debug — for this, there is a professional product in RSV line: ### 👉 MCP:RSV Server — [prepod2003.github.io/edt-ai-1c](https://prepod2003.github.io/edt-ai-1c/) By the way: MCP:RSV Data extension **from start to end is created by AI agent using MCP:RSV Server** — creation of extension and its objects (HTTP service, common modules), writing all code and its verification through code review. No human programmer wrote a line manually. That is, complex development in 1C today can be fully carried out by AI (in more detail — P.S. section in [`guide.md`](guide.md)). ## License [MIT](LICENSE) (English original is legally priority). Unofficial Russian translation for convenience — [LICENSE.ru.md](LICENSE.ru.md).