What problem does it solve? Auditing 1C:Enterprise role permissions requires manually reading verbose Rights.xml files, making it hard to see which objects and actions a role grants, which rights are denied, and where record-level security (RLS) restrictions apply. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured rights summary: Parses Rights.xml and returns objects grouped by kind with allowed and denied rights, RLS restriction flags, totals, and restriction templates. - Flexible role selection: Accepts either a file path to Rights.xml or a logical selector (sourceSet plus metadataPath like Role.<Name>), rejecting conflicting selectors with a selector_conflict error. - Support awareness: Reports vendor support status (supported, extension, removed, notSupported) read from ParentConfigurations.bin. - Use Case: Before modifying a locked vendor role, run the audit to confirm which rights are denied and which objects carry RLS restrictions, then record a release-support decision instead of editing rights directly. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run /role-info with the path to the role's Rights.xml file, for example Roles/Accountant/Ext/Rights.xml, to get a compact summary of its permissions and RLS restrictions.
