Add a domain entity, aggregate, or value object to the .NET API — rich mutable class with private ctor + static factory (UUIDv7), invariants that throw, tenant_id, identity equality; records for value objects. Use when modeling new domain state under apps/api/{{ProjectName}}.Domain.
Add a Minimal API endpoint (a feature/use case) to the .NET API — feature folder, IEndpoint self-registration, contract validation, Kommand dispatch, Result→ProblemDetails. Use when adding or changing an HTTP endpoint under apps/api/{{ProjectName}}.Api.
Author a CQRS command or query in the {{ProductName}} backend using the Kommand library, the three-scope validation model, and the Result<T> failure pattern. Use whenever creating or modifying a command/query/handler/validator in apps/api/{{ProjectName}}.Application, or wiring its endpoint in {{ProjectName}}.Api.
Choose and wire AI features in the .NET backend — LLM calls, agentic tool-calling/multi-step workflows, RAG/vector search, structured output, streaming. Use when adding or changing anything that talks to a model or orchestrates agents (your agentic pipeline). Tailored to our LLM provider + MAF + pgvector stack.
Scan .NET/C# code for performance anti-patterns (async, memory/strings, collections/LINQ, regex, serialization, I/O) with tiered severity, reporting findings without editing. Use when auditing hot paths, reviewing allocation-heavy code, or analyzing the API for optimization opportunities.
Add or change EF Core (Npgsql/PostgreSQL) persistence in the .NET backend — entities, EF configurations, repositories, queries, migrations. Use when adding a table/entity, a query, a repository, or a migration under apps/api.
Optimize EF Core (Npgsql/PostgreSQL) queries in the .NET API — fix N+1, choose tracking modes, use compiled queries, split queries, and avoid translation traps. Use when a query is slow, emits excessive SQL, or causes high DB load. Complements the efcore-patterns scaffolding skill.
Explain how a specific area / file / feature / topic actually works — grounded line-by-line in the real code, with file:line citations. Use when asked to explain, trace, or understand a part of the code (e.g. "explain the model router", "how does the agentic pipeline work", "trace what CreateProject does"). Read-only; documentarian, not critic.