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Read 1C:Enterprise data via OData with metadata and query builder tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "1C OData MCP" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-alexgrebeshok-coder-onec-odata-mcp' -- npx -y onec-odata-mcp
After connecting to 1C OData MCP, list the available entities, fields, and related metadata in the current 1C:Enterprise OData service.
A browsable metadata list that helps me understand the queryable data structure.
Using the available metadata, build a read-only query for 1C:Enterprise OData to fetch records from a specific entity, and explain where key filters should be placed.
A usable query draft with metadata-based guidance on fields and filtering conditions.
Please read the metadata of this 1C OData endpoint first, then tell me which fields in a given entity are suitable for reading and filtering.
Field recommendations based on metadata, helping reduce invalid query attempts.
Before integrating 1C:Enterprise data, developers can use this tool to read OData metadata, understand entities and fields, and then design downstream integration or analysis logic.
When analysts need to read data from 1C, they can use the query builder capability to shape read-only queries and reduce trial and error.
It is a read-only MCP server for 1C:Enterprise that works via OData and includes metadata inspection and query builder tools.
Based on the description, it is read-only, so it is intended for data access, metadata inspection, and query construction rather than writing or modifying data.
A known prerequisite is access to a 1C:Enterprise environment exposed via OData. The provided material does not include exact installation, configuration, or authentication details; see the source repository.
Access 1C REST APIs via OData for records, documents, registers, and reports.
Search 1C Enterprise configuration docs in natural language to find key objects.
Search and analyze 1C metadata and BSL code with natural language.
Query and interact with 1C:Enterprise databases via COM without database changes.
Expose OData and REST APIs as MCP tools for SAP backend operations.
Connect to ODBC data sources for schema discovery, querying, and controlled writes.