A hands-on workshop for AI-assisted development: a small C#/.NET Blazor "chat with your documents" app, paired with a reusable library of Copilot instructions, prompts, skills, and agents.
Conducts a structured 3-phase code review — understanding intent, cataloguing issues by severity, and stress-testing with adversarial questions. Use when reviewing a code diff, pull request, or snippet for correctness, edge cases, security issues, and merge readiness.
Craft a single, high-quality GitHub issue from a developer's description of a bug, unexpected behavior, or desired enhancement. Walks through reproduction, codebase exploration, and structured drafting so the issue is actionable on arrival. Use when user wants to file an issue, report a bug, request a feature, or…
Scaffold a safe EF Core (SQLite) migration for a schema change in ClaimsChat, with correct nullable/default handling, a reversible Down(), and an explicit strategy for existing rows. Use whenever a Document field or any entity/schema change is needed.
Applies depth-driven layered color and shadow principles to elevate average UI into polished, readable interfaces for both light and dark themes. Use when improving or reviewing UI components, setting up a design token system, applying consistent depth and shadow to an interface, or making a flat or inconsistent UI…
Explains unfamiliar or legacy code (what it does, how it flows, why, and where the risks are) before anyone changes it. Use when the user wants to understand, document, or safely prepare to modify code they did not write.
Stress-tests ideas by surfacing assumptions, counterarguments, and confidence gaps. Use when evaluating claims, proposals, plans, or decisions that need rigorous intellectual scrutiny.
Reviews a SQL query, view, or stored procedure for correctness, performance, and safety before it ships. Use when reviewing, optimizing, debugging, or explaining a slow or risky SQL/T-SQL statement.
Hands off finished work as a single self-contained, shareable HTML file — what changed, why (decision flow), diagrams, and what was left out of scope. Use when a dev finishes a piece of work (a fix, a feature, a PR for review) and wants to write it up or share it with other devs.
Guides writing a new agent skill end to end — pinning its trigger, choosing invocation, writing the frontmatter, structuring the body, and pruning to a tight SKILL.md. Use when the user wants to create, write, or refine a skill.
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