What problem does it solve? Testing preview .NET SDKs or pinning exact SDK versions normally requires modifying the system-wide installation, which risks breaking other projects. This Skill installs a .NET SDK into a project-local .dotnet/ directory and wires it up via the global.json paths feature (.NET 10+), leaving the system installation untouched. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Isolated SDK Installation: Downloads and installs any .NET SDK channel, quality, or exact version into .dotnet/ using the official dotnet-install scripts on macOS, Linux, or Windows. - Automatic SDK Resolution: Creates or merges global.json with paths: [".dotnet", "$host$"], roll-forward policy, and prerelease settings so dotnet commands pick up the local SDK automatically. - Team Reproducibility: Generates install-dotnet.sh and install-dotnet.ps1 scripts, updates .gitignore, and optionally installs workloads like MAUI using the local dotnet binary. - Use Case: You want to try the latest .NET 11 preview without touching your stable system SDK. The Skill installs it locally, configures global.json, and verifies dotnet --version resolves to the preview build. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to install the latest .NET 11 preview SDK locally for this project without changing the system-wide installation.