Aaronontheweb dotnet skills
Skill autohandai/community-skills/aaronontheweb-dotnet-skills
A collection of curated, useful, and safe skills for Autohand Code CLI Agent
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Use Aaronontheweb dotnet-skills for Claude Code-oriented .NET maintenance, refactoring, and agent workflows.
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Aaronontheweb dotnet-skills
Overview
Use this skill when a .NET project needs maintenance, refactoring, testing, or agent workflow guidance based on Aaronontheweb/dotnet-skills. The upstream project is organized for Claude Code skills and sub-agents for .NET developers.
Compatibility: .NET, C#, maintenance workflows, refactoring, tests, and Claude Code-style agents.
Workflow
- Start from the failing behavior, maintenance goal, or refactoring objective.
- Inspect project structure and build conventions before applying upstream instructions.
- Keep changes narrow: update one library, test suite, public API, or maintenance concern at a time.
- Use tests and analyzers as the primary validation surface.
- When a maintenance task crosses multiple projects, record affected assemblies and dependency edges.
Guardrails
- Do not rewrite architecture when the request is a maintenance task.
- Preserve public APIs unless the user explicitly approves breaking changes.
- Keep generated sub-agent instructions separate from production source code.
- Check upstream README and skill folders before relying on repository-specific commands.
Expected Output
Return a focused .NET maintenance plan or patch with validation commands, affected projects, and any remaining risks.