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# dotnet-skills

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**Stop explaining .NET to your AI. Start building.**

We've all been there: asking Claude to use Entity Framework, only to get EF6 patterns in a .NET 8 project. Explaining to Copilot that Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly aren't the same thing. Watching Codex generate `Startup.cs` for a Minimal API project.

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This catalog fixes that. **196 skills make dotnet-skills one of the largest .NET-focused skill collections for AI coding assistants**, with explicit mappings for **54 NuGet packages**. It covers the ecosystem—from ASP.NET Core to Orleans, from MAUI to Semantic Kernel. Install them once, and your AI agent actually knows modern .NET.
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**[Browse the complete catalog on skills.managed-code.com →](https://skills.managed-code.com/skills/)**

## Interactive Control Center

Run `dotnet skills` to open the full-screen control center for catalog browsing, project-aware recommendations, installation, updates, and agent management.

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