richlander
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dotnet-inspect
Query .NET APIs across NuGet packages, platform libraries, and local files. Use for factual answers about package contents, API signatures, compatibility changes, relationships, SourceLink, and assembly metadata.
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dotnet-inspect
Bootstrap skill for dotnet-inspect. Use it to query .NET APIs, packages, platform libraries, SourceLink, dependencies, and version-to-version API changes.
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dotnet-install
Build, install, list, and remove .NET tools using dotnet-install.
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markout
# Markout — Coding Agent Integration Guide Markout is a .NET source-generated serializer that turns objects into readable documents (Markdown, ANSI terminal, plain text). Use it whenever a CLI tool needs structured, human-readable output instead of raw `Console.WriteLine`. ## Installation ```bash dotnet add package Markout ``` This single package includes the source generator. No additional packages needed for Markdown or plain text output. For ANSI terminal output with Spectre.Console: ``
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samples/SampleLibrary
# SampleLibrary > A minimal library that demonstrates SourceAnnotations embedding. ## API - `Greeter.Greet(string name)` — Returns a greeting string. ## Files - `README.md` — Project overview (role: documentation) - `SKILL.md` — This file (role: llm-context)
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source-annotations
# SourceAnnotations > Embed curated file annotations in PDB files so tools and AI agents can discover what matters in a library's source repository. ## What This Library Does SourceAnnotations is a companion to SourceLink. Where SourceLink maps binary symbols to source URLs, SourceAnnotations lets library authors tag specific files — docs, migration guides, key source files — with human-readable descriptions and freeform role tags. These annotations are embedded in the PDB and travel with the
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