explain-error

To fix C# compiler errors, input a diagnostic ID like CS0246 or a file path with a line number. The system explains the error in plain language, suggests safe fixes, previews code changes, and validates them with a compile check before applying.

Explaining C# warnings involves retrieving surrounding source context and optional symbol information to clarify the issue origin. The system converts cryptic compiler messages into plain-language explanations with context and potential causes for accurate diagnosis.

Yes, you can batch fix compiler diagnostics across a single file, project, or solution. The system suggests safe fixes, previews changes, and optionally applies them across the entire scope after user confirmation and compile validation.

The C# diagnostic tool operates with MCP server discovery to support its multi-step workflow. It requires no external dependencies, utilizing the server discovery mechanism to explain, fix, apply, and batch fix code issues safely.

The code fix requires user confirmation to ensure safe modifications before applying changes. It operates a multi-step workflow—explain, fix, apply, batch fix—previewing code changes and validating with a compile check to prevent unsafe alterations.

To explain C# diagnostics from a specific file, you provide a file path with a line number, such as src/MyFile.cs:42. The system retrieves surrounding source context and optional symbol information to clarify the issue origin.