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Manage 1C:Enterprise.Element apps with listing, deployment verification, and builds.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "elemctl" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use elemctl to list the currently manageable 1C:Enterprise.Element applications.
Returns the application list with basic metadata.
Use elemctl to deploy this 1C:Enterprise.Element application and verify it after deployment.
Outputs deployment results and verification status.
Use elemctl to view and manage build-related information for this application.
Returns build management results or build status information.
A release owner can confirm the manageable 1C:Enterprise.Element applications before going live. elemctl provides the application list to support release preparation.
DevOps engineers or developers can use it to deploy applications and verify the result afterward, reducing manual work.
When a team needs to track build-related operations, elemctl can help manage builds and centralize release-related flow.
It is an MCP tool for managing 1C:Enterprise.Element applications through Console API v2. The description mentions app listing, deployment verification, and build management.
Based on the provided description, it can list applications, deploy and verify deployments, and manage builds. Other capabilities are not specified in the source material.
The only known prerequisite is that it works through Console API v2. Additional keys, runtimes, or installation requirements are not provided; see the source repository.
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