Standardize C# code to match Google C# Style and modern .NET conventions.
npx skills add https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config --skill lang-cs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lang-cs Source: https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config/tree/main/skills/lang-cs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config --skill lang-cs
This Skill removes ambiguity from C# development by giving you a clear, opinionated standard for style, architecture, testing, and modern language use.
Use the lang-cs skill to review my C# code and rewrite it to follow the listed style, async, and dependency injection conventions.
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Standardize C# code by applying Google C# Style guidelines alongside modern .NET conventions for formatting, async patterns, and dependency injection. This ensures readable, maintainable, and consistent codebases across application, API, and library projects.
Review a C# feature branch by checking against Google C# Style, utilizing Roslyn analyzers and dotnet-format for automated formatting checks. This removes ambiguity and enforces consistent standards during code reviews or refactoring tasks.
Yes, the guidance aligns with xUnit and Moq for testing, and mandates constructor injection for dependency injection. It requires these tools alongside Roslyn analyzers and dotnet-format to enforce consistent quality checks and modern architecture.
Use record types for immutable DTOs and enable nullable reference types to promote modern C# practices. This approach is part of an opinionated standard that ensures your API services and application code remain idiomatic and maintainable.
Yes, you can use this standard when refactoring legacy C# code to ensure the codebase adopts modern async naming conventions and consistent formatting. It provides a clear, opinionated standard for modernizing architecture and language use.
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