.NET Design Pattern Review

What it does

Once installed, the agent reviews the C# or .NET code you point it at (via the current selection) and checks how well it uses common design patterns such as Command, Factory, Dependency Injection, Repository and Provider. It also checks architecture, SOLID principles, async use, security and testability, then reports findings and concrete suggestions. It is explicitly told not to change any code, so the output is a written review only.

Try asking

• “Review the selected C# code for design pattern implementation and suggest improvements for the project”Copy
• “Check whether my Command Handler and Repository classes follow good dependency injection practice”Copy
• “Give me a SOLID principles review of the selected service classes without changing anything”Copy
• “Assess the async/await usage and testability of this .NET provider class”Copy

Get better results

• Select the specific files or classes you want reviewed, since the skill reads the current selection rather than the whole repository
• Ask for one focus area at a time (for example only SOLID or only async patterns) to get more actionable feedback
• Note that the checklist strongly favours its own conventions (primary constructors, Command Handler base classes, .resx resource files); treat suggestions that conflict with your project's style as optional

What's inside

• SKILL.md