AI DEV ASSISTANT

A pilot with a fixed result — reports, processors, print forms

Reports and modifications for your 1C — from a request in words

Describe what you need. The system clarifies the details, builds the file with 1C tooling on your base and prepares the result for verification. Base records and source modules are never sent to the service.

What the accountant receives

Not chat text — a file for your 1C

An external report (.erf), data processor (.epf) or print form: groupings, filters and totals over the objects of your exact configuration. Launch and control figures are verified on a base copy — against examples agreed with you.

The source code stays with you: your artifact, not a black box. Not right? Say what is wrong, and the task repeats with your remarks — within the agreed iteration limit.

Training example — not a product screenshot

Report “Stock by warehouses” (.erf)

Warehouse Item group Qty Amount
MainElectrical1,240386,400.00 ₽
MainFasteners8,61294,120.00 ₽
Kazan branchElectrical317102,830.00 ₽
Kazan branchConsumables2,05441,260.50 ₽
Total12,223624,610.50 ₽

Who it is for

For those whose modification queue is longer than their hands

  • Companies with no 1C developer
  • Companies with one busy programmer
  • Accounting & finance
  • Executives
  • 1C contractors
  • Those who keep data inside

What can be discussed

External reports, data processors and print forms

.erf

External report

On the data composition system: groupings, filters, totals — over your base's objects.

.epf

External data processor

One-off data operations: filling, exports and checks.

.epf · BSP

Print form

Print from a button inside the document, your own layout — an external processor registered in BSP.

.cfe · in development

Configuration extension

Standard configurations only. Built and verified on our demo base — you install the file yourself.

Capabilities and supported configurations

How the work goes

Four steps are yours, two belong to the system

You describe the task, answer clarifications, confirm the specification and accept the result. Building and fixing compile errors is the system's work — within the agreed limit.

1
Task
You describe the task in words
2
Clarify
You answer the system's questions
3
Approve
You confirm the specification
4
Build
Code is written and built with 1C tooling
5
Check
You review the result
6
Done
You take the file

The pilot, step by step

Consultant

A chat that knows your base

“Which register holds stock by warehouses?” — answered against your own objects, not in generic words. Answers select relevant fragments within the context budget.

More about the consultant

Security

Base records never leave your machine

By the stated architecture, the service receives the task description, selected metadata and the generated result. Base records and source modules are never sent.

What exactly is transferred — line by line

Team validation

Internal tests on verbatim exchange orders

These are the team's tests on 1CLancer, YellowHub and SpecPortal orders — not client deployments. Success criteria and attempt counts are on the investors page.

319

orders in the validation corpus as of Oct 15; the breakdown was counted at 281: 89 in the result-preparation profile (our markup)

8 of 8

supported configurations passed the clarification stage in the internal run of Aug 25; three orders reached a built file then

4 of 5

orders built in 1C in the repeat measurement of Oct 14 — actually formed on a demo base, not merely compiled

Honestly about readiness: in the same Oct 14 measurement, human-rated “yes” verdicts are 0 of 5 so far, while our self-service threshold is 18 “yes” of the last 20 orders. The threshold is not met — so we charge no money for the pipeline right now and run pilots with our specialist in the loop.

For investors and executives

Product stage, pilot scope, internal tests, limitations and the open economics questions.

Open the investor overview

Let's discuss your task

Demo — environment check and setup — a pilot task on a test copy of your base — your decision.