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Use when generating, reviewing, or updating XML documentation comments for public .NET APIs.
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| name | Skill: C# XML Documentation Expert |
| description | Use when generating, reviewing, or updating XML documentation comments for public .NET APIs. |
Use this skill when generating, reviewing, or updating XML documentation comments for public .NET APIs.
Prioritize:
Documentation must describe actual behavior, not intended behavior.
Document:
Do not generate meaningless comments that simply repeat the member name.
Every public API should contain a meaningful <summary>.
The summary should explain:
Document every parameter using <param>.
Describe:
Use <returns> for all non-void methods.
Describe:
Use <exception> when callers should be aware of thrown exceptions.
Document:
Use <remarks> for:
Use <see> and <seealso> where helpful.
Prefer strongly typed references:
<see cref="Scotec.Revit.IRevitContext"/>