界面已本地化;技能介绍与说明文档按所选语言由 AI 自动翻译,代码、命令、路径和专业术语保留原文,以原作者文档为准。
探索技能
开发与工程 · SKILL.md

managedcode-dotnet-skills

managedcode-dotnet-skills

【开发与工程】Use ManagedCode dotnet-skills for installable .NET agent skills, CLI workflows, and migration-oriented guidance.

独立 GitHub 快照 · 自动分类 · 以原作者文档为准

技能说明

GitHub

name: managedcode-dotnet-skills description: "Use ManagedCode dotnet-skills for installable .NET agent skills, CLI workflows, and migration-oriented guidance." license: MIT metadata: author: managedcode version: "1.0.0" source: https://github.com/managedcode/dotnet-skills

ManagedCode dotnet-skills

Overview

Use this skill when a .NET project needs an installable skill catalog or CLI-oriented agent workflow from managedcode/dotnet-skills. The upstream repository targets Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Gemini.

Compatibility: .NET, C#, CLI-based skill installation, migration workflows, and multi-agent coding assistants.

Workflow

  1. Inspect the solution structure, SDK version, package centralization, test framework, and CI before choosing any upstream skill.
  2. For migration tasks, classify the migration target first: framework upgrade, library replacement, Azure migration, architecture modernization, or test modernization.
  3. Use the upstream catalog as a reference, then adapt instructions to the local repository conventions.
  4. Validate with dotnet restore, dotnet build, and the narrowest relevant dotnet test command.
  5. Capture migration decisions in a short compatibility note covering breaking changes and remaining manual work.

Guardrails

  • Do not install or execute upstream CLI tooling without checking the README and local project constraints.
  • Treat generated migration output as a draft until tests prove behavior parity.
  • Preserve nullable context, analyzers, editorconfig rules, and package versioning strategy.
  • Keep source and generated migration artifacts separated when experimenting.

Expected Output

Return a migration or implementation checklist, commands, validation evidence, and any upstream skill or CLI reference used.

我的收藏