Metalnib/dotnet-episteme-skills
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DotNet Episteme Skills - a curated, manual-first .NET AI skills library rooted in systematic knowledge (episteme) and shaped by disciplined craft (techne), designed for engineers who prioritise precision over hype.
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# DotNet Episteme Skills ## Why these skills exist AI coding tools can generate hundreds of source files in minutes. That speed is the point - but it shifts the bottleneck from writing code to trusting it. The code compiles, the tests pass, and it still ships. Async operations quietly ignore cancellation signals. Buffers grow without bound until the process crashes under load. Sensitive user data flows into log files on every request. Public API contracts change without a deprecation path, silently breaking every caller that hasn't recompiled. Interfaces get refactored in one repository while nobody knows which of the other fourteen depend on them. These aren't edge cases - they're the specific failure modes that general-purpose AI doesn't know to look for, and that tired humans miss in review. These skills exist to catch them before they reach production. In a system with dozens or hundreds of microservices, where AI is generating implementations faster than any team can meaningfully review, the question isn't whether bad code will be written - it's whether you'll catch it before it ships. Most teams don't have the bandwidth or the .NET depth to review every generated service thoroughly. These skills fill that gap. --- ## Install Pick your tool. Claude Code, OpenCode and Codex each get a plugin with the skills, the multi-agent review, and the Synopsis dependency graph. Any other tool that supports [Agent Skills](https://agentskills.io) can use the skills on their own. | What you get | Claude Code | OpenCode | Codex | Skills only | |---|---|---|---|---|