Skill Claude Code
Defines the coding standards, patterns, and conventions for ASP.NET Core REST API controllers. Rules cover routing, HTTP verbs, response types, XML documentation, dependency injection, and asynchronous execution. Apply these rules uniformly to ensure a consistent, predictable, and well-documented API surface.
Skill Claude Code
Defines the C# coding standards, patterns, and conventions to be applied consistently across all C# projects. Rules cover naming, structure, async patterns, null handling, dependency injection, logging, result patterns, and formatting. Apply these rules uniformly in all production code.
Skill Claude Code
Defines the testing standards, patterns, and conventions for all C# unit and integration test projects. Rules cover test framework usage, naming, structure, mocking, assertions, and parameterization. Apply these rules uniformly across all test projects.
Cursor rule Cursor
Defines the coding standards, patterns, and conventions for ASP.NET Core REST API controllers. Rules cover routing, HTTP verbs, response types, XML documentation, dependency injection, and asynchronous execution. Apply these rules uniformly to ensure a consistent, predictable, and well-documented API surface.
Cursor rule Cursor
Defines the C# coding standards, patterns, and conventions to be applied consistently across all C# projects. Rules cover naming, structure, async patterns, null handling, dependency injection, logging, result patterns, and formatting. Apply these rules uniformly in all production code.
Cursor rule Cursor
Defines the testing standards, patterns, and conventions for all C# unit and integration test projects. Rules cover test framework usage, naming, structure, mocking, assertions, and parameterization. Apply these rules uniformly across all test projects.
Skill Claude Code
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Cursor rule Cursor
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Skill Gemini CLI
Rules, skills, and guidelines for AI coding assistants – Claude, Cursor, and beyond.
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