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You can automate C# XML comments validation by integrating a documentation checker into your CI/CD pipeline to scan source code and flag public members missing standard XML tags like `<summary>` or `<param>`. This reduces manual code review time by ensuring adherence to documentation best practices automatically.

C# documentation best practices to enforce during code review include requiring standard XML tags such as `<summary>`, `<remarks>`, `<param>`, and `<exception>` for all public members. Automating this validation ensures comments accurately describe the code's functionality and exceptions.

To check for missing XML documentation on public C# members, run an automated validation script against your source code. It analyzes the code to ensure every public class and method includes required XML comments, flagging any undocumented members for immediate correction.

Yes, you can enforce standard XML tags for C# code documentation automatically by running a validation script designed for code review. It checks that public members use required tags like `<summary>` and `<exception>`, ensuring compliance with documentation standards without manual inspection.

Yes, the C# documentation checker operates entirely through its internal scripts without requiring any external dependencies. It analyzes your source code comments directly to validate XML documentation adherence and best practices.

You should avoid automated C# documentation validation when working with internal or private members that do not require public API documentation, as the checker is specifically designed to enforce XML comments on public types to ensure external-facing code quality.