add-api-endpoint

To scaffold Minimal API endpoints consistently, this skill generates DTOs, endpoint groups, and unit test files. It automatically enforces project conventions for dependency injection, async method signatures, and OpenAPI documentation standards.

The best way to generate Minimal API boilerplate is using this scaffolding skill, which instantly creates request and response models, endpoint mapping classes, and corresponding unit test skeletons for new features.

Yes, you can automatically enforce dependency injection and async patterns when creating Minimal API endpoints. This skill ensures all newly scaffolded endpoints apply proper DI and async method signatures according to project conventions.

Yes, this scaffolding skill generates OpenAPI documentation standards for new ASP.NET Core endpoints. It applies standardized OpenAPI tagging to all newly created Minimal API endpoint groups.

To add a new feature with GET and POST endpoints using Minimal API scaffolding, invoke this skill with the feature name. It instantly generates the required request and response DTOs, the endpoint mapping class, and unit test skeleton.

You should use a scaffolding tool instead of manually creating Minimal API endpoints to eliminate boilerplate overhead and inconsistency. It ensures standardized implementation of DTOs, endpoint groups, and tests across the entire project.