Figaro Connector — See AI Agent Edits With Your Own Eyes Inside Your Open 1C:Enterprise Configurator. When you already have Git, MCP search, and partial load scripts (-listFile), but closing and reopening Configurator to hunt for every AI edit in the metadata tree is exhausting.

From real practice: our team has used a 1C Repository-to-Git mirror, MCP code search, binary Form.bin unpackers, automated tests, and single-file CLI loads on a 20,600-object 1C database for years. Loading one modified file via script is fast — what hurts is working blind: batch /LoadConfigFromFiles requires exclusive access, forcing you to close your open Configurator, reopen it afterward, and manually navigate the metadata tree just to inspect the code in context, losing open tabs and Ctrl+Z. Figaro Connector solves this: your Configurator stays open, and you see the code and form right in front of you at the moment of the edit.

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Real-World Pipeline: Git + MCP + Live Connector

Why You Need a Connector When You Already Have Git and Partial CLI Loads

Syncing 1C to Git and indexing it via MCP is great for letting AI agents search code. But reviewing, refining, and debugging 1C tasks requires a developer's eyes inside the live Configurator.

01 · Visual Control in Place

No Need to Close Configurator or Re-Hunt Objects in the Tree

Even a single-file batch load (/LoadConfigFromFiles -listFile) forces you to close Configurator, then reopen it and manually click through the tree to find the modified module.

  • Opens the exact module & routine: Figaro Connector navigates your open Configurator directly to the edited procedure;
  • Inspect before saving: code is inserted with the standard unsaved asterisk * right next to the object's attributes;
  • Native Ctrl+Z preserved: if you don't like an AI edit, press Ctrl+Z right in the module without reloading files.
02 · Ordinary Forms (Form.bin)

Build Binary Forms (UT 10.3 / UPP / .epf) and Inspect Them Live

We built binary Ordinary Form (Ext/Form.bin) unpacking and anchor calculation in our file pipeline first. But reviewing a form as text on disk is no substitute for seeing it live.

  • Lossless Form.bin assembly: add buttons, fields, table columns, and resize anchors via our AST editor and static linter;
  • Instant visual check: after patching, the Connector opens the form in Configurator so you can verify layout geometry with your own eyes;
  • Managed Forms & BPs included: supports 8.3 Managed Forms (Taxi) and Business Process route maps alongside Ordinary Forms.
03 · Safe 1C Repository Work

Respects Repository Locks and Safely Adds New Attributes

Anyone working with a shared 1C Configuration Repository (Store) knows that partial XML loading of a root object risks corrupting descriptors and standard attribute GUIDs.

  • Pre-flight lock check: the agent never touches objects locked by another developer in the 1C Repository;
  • Add attributes via native UI: new attributes and tabular sections are added safely inside the open object branch;
  • Pairs with your Git & MCP: works hand-in-hand with your existing Git mirror and MCP search servers.
04 · Pause / Play Queue

Review Every Diff Before It Enters Your Open Window

Instead of a background script silently overwriting files on disk, every AI action is staged in a transparent queue attached to your Configurator.

  • Step-by-step diff preview: see exactly which modules and forms the agent plans to touch and trigger execution with ▶ Play;
  • Instant mouse/keyboard yield: touch your mouse or keyboard in Configurator and the queue pauses immediately;
  • Manual F7 save & RDP Guest Mode: you decide when to commit to the database, plus attach to client RDP sessions without admin passwords.
Measured on 1C:Enterprise 8.3.27 (20,628 Metadata Objects)

Editing in an Open Configurator vs Closing/Reopening on Batch File Load

Benchmarked on our production trade configuration (333 Documents, 400 Catalogs, 3,944 Forms, 20,628 XML files).

98.8 ms vs 24.2 s
1. Zero Window Restarts (5 Module Edits)
Figaro Connector applies 5 module edits directly in your open session in 98.8 ms without closing Configurator or losing open tabs.
1.9 s vs 30.9 s (16×)
2. Module Edit + Native Ctrl+F7 Check
Inserting a routine and verifying syntax with Ctrl+F7 takes 1.9s in the open window vs 30.9s per exclusive CLI load cycle.
349k vs 1,046k (3×)
3. Targeted Context From Git / MCP
Reading only the target routine and form AST consumes 3× fewer tokens (349k vs 1,046k) than feeding raw XML dumps.
2-Minute Integration

Connect to Your Favorite AI IDE in 3 Steps

Use your existing Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, Windsurf, or VS Code subscription — Figaro Connector registers its MCP tools and 1C skill automatically.

Step 1 · 30 seconds

Launch FigaroCode.exe Next to 1C

Automatically detects all open 32-bit and 64-bit 1C:Enterprise Configurator windows and attaches the compact header strip.

Step 2 · 1 command

Auto-Register MCP & Skill

One click or CLI flag installs the MCP server and 1C engineering skill into Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, Windsurf, or VS Code.

Step 3 · Safe * Control

Review & Save With Ctrl+S

Your agent writes BSL code and builds Managed/Ordinary forms with an asterisk *. You verify with Ctrl+F7 and save with Ctrl+S.

Select your AI IDE to copy the quick-connect command:
figarocode.exe --connect cursor --auto-detect-1c
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  • Instant FIGA_KEY_V1... key on screen + by Email
  • Direct work in open 32/64-bit 1C Configurator
  • Managed Forms & Ordinary Form.bin editor
  • Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, Windsurf, VS Code