How I Use dotnet-claude-kit: Making Claude Code Write Senior-Level…
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dotnet-claude-kit is a free, MIT-licensed Claude Code plugin built to fix four recurring failures when using Claude on .NET projects: legacy patterns, architecture roulette, token-expensive file reading, and lack of quality gates. It ships 47 skills, 10 specialist agents, 16 slash commands, and a 20-tool Roslyn MCP server that lets Claude query the C# compiler semantically instead of reading source files (30–150 tokens vs 500–2,000 per file). The everyday workflow centers on four commands: /spec, /plan, /scaffold, and /verify. The Roslyn MCP server is highlighted as the highest-value component, enabling roughly 10x token savings on codebase exploration. The kit supports Vertical Slice, Clean Architecture, DDD, and Modular Monolith patterns, and includes maintenance commands for code review, dependency auditing, architecture drift detection, and cleanup. The author built the kit and openly acknowledges its opinionated defaults, each backed by ADRs.
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Claude Code for BeginnersWhy Does Claude Code Write Bad .NET Code Out of the Box?What Is dotnet-claude-kit?Skills in Claude CodeHow Do You Install dotnet-claude-kit?Anatomy of the .claude FolderHow Do You Update dotnet-claude-kit?What Happens in Your First Session?CLAUDE.md Mastery for .NET DevelopersWhat Does the Everyday Feature Workflow Look Like?Plan Mode in Claude CodeMy Claude Code Prompts for .NET WorkHow Does the Roslyn MCP Server Save Tokens?Advanced Claude Code TipsWhich Commands Keep the Codebase Healthy?My Take: What Should You Adopt First?Building a .NET Architecture Skill for Claude CodeKey TakeawaysFrequently Asked QuestionsTroubleshootingSummary11.3K Impressions2 Comments