dotnet-api-design-standards

dotnet-api-design-standards is a JVM & .NET skill for AI agents, published by rjmurillo in the moq.analyzers repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates dotnet-api-design-standards D (66/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Apply the .NET BCL-quality and Framework Design Guidelines bar that moq.analyzers holds all code to. Load this skill when writing or reviewing ANY C# in src/ (analyzers, code fixes, Common helpers, PerfDiff), when naming a new file/type/member, when designing a method signature (Try-pattern, out params, nullable annotations), when deciding whether to catch/throw/return-null, when touching a per-operation analyzer callback (allocations, LINQ, caching), when writing XML docs, or when a reviewer says "not BCL quality" and you need to know what that concretely means here. Do NOT load for: pure formatting/style trivia (dotnet format automates that), Roslyn API mechanics (see roslyn-analyzer-reference), Moq API semantics (see moq-api-reference), build/CI commands (see moq-analyzers-build-and-env), or the process for landing a change (see moq-analyzers-change-control).

Grade

D

Quality

66 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

23

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