dotnet-project-init

To discover a .NET solution structure, you can map projects, frameworks, and package references by parsing .sln files and csproj metadata. This process infers architecture styles like Clean or Vertical Slices from the project reference graph to remove guesswork before scaffolding new code.

You can detect EF Core DbContext classes and their database providers by enumerating DbContext-derived classes across the .NET solution. This analysis locates migration-related details and ORM usage patterns by scanning project metadata and package references.

The best way to identify test runners and target frameworks in a .NET solution is to parse csproj files and evaluate dotnet list outputs. This detection identifies installed SDKs, testing frameworks, and key NuGet packages for patterns like MediatR and AutoMapper.

Yes, you can infer the architecture style of a mixed-convention .NET solution by analyzing the project reference graph. The detection evaluates project dependencies to determine whether the structure follows Clean, Vertical Slices, or Flat architecture patterns automatically.

Scaffolding new code in a multi-project .NET solution requires solution discovery to ensure downstream agents validate and migrate safely. Mapping the exact structure and technology choices prevents integration errors when applying changes across mixed conventions and frameworks.