maui-skillz

Discover .NET SDK versions, workload sets, workload manifest versions, and platform dependencies from live .NET metadata and NuGet feeds. USE FOR: Xcode or JDK requirements, Android SDK packages, MAUI package versions, prerelease workloads, custom NuGet sources, pinned workload set versions, and manifest version lookups. DO NOT USE FOR: writing release-notes markdown itself (use maui-release-notes), app troubleshooting, or binding work. FOR SINGLE OPERATIONS: answer the version/dependency question directly without producing docs. INVOKES: curl, dotnet, unzip, jq.

Generate or update .NET MAUI workload release notes markdown from live workload and manifest data. USE FOR: MAUI workload release notes, version rollup docs, custom NuGet feeds, prerelease or unpublished workload packages, pinned workload set or manifest versions, and release-note index updates. DO NOT USE FOR: simple workload/version questions without documentation output (use dotnet-workload-info), app release notes, or non-MAUI release summaries. FOR SINGLE OPERATIONS: if the user only needs version/package data, use dotnet-workload-info and do not edit the notes. INVOKES: dotnet-workload-info skill.

Create and update slim/native platform interop bindings for Android in .NET MAUI and .NET for Android projects. Guides through creating Java/Kotlin wrappers, configuring Gradle projects, resolving Maven dependencies, generating C# bindings, and integrating native Android libraries using the Native Library Interop (NLI) approach. Use when asked about Android bindings, AAR/JAR integration, Kotlin interop, Maven dependencies, or bridging native Android SDKs to .NET.

Create and update slim/native platform interop bindings for iOS in .NET MAUI and .NET for iOS projects. Guides through creating Swift/Objective-C wrappers, configuring Xcode projects, generating C# API definitions, and integrating native iOS libraries using the Native Library Interop (NLI) approach. Use when asked about iOS bindings, xcframework integration, Swift interop, Objective Sharpie, or bridging native iOS SDKs to .NET.