| name | coding-csharp |
| description | C# / .NET umbrella skill. Kai's first-class C# is Eco game modding against Eco.ReferenceAssemblies. Triggers - c#, csharp, .cs, .csproj, dotnet, nuget, msbuild, eco mod, EcoModKit. |
| seed | {"kind":"language","language":"csharp","extensions":[".cs"]} |
coding-csharp
Umbrella for any C# / .NET work.
Kai's actual C#
Kai has put substantial first-class time into C#. Do not treat her as a C# beginner. The bulk of it is Eco game modding - eco-mods (private) and eco-mods-public - compiled against Eco.ReferenceAssemblies. That work is attribute-heavy, partial-class-heavy gameplay code: items, skills, recipes, plant definitions wired into the Eco TechTree.
Eco-specific modding mechanics live in the gaming-eco-* skill family. This skill is the general C# layer underneath that.
Defaults
- Runtime: modern .NET (
net10.0 in the Eco repos). Use the TargetFramework the project pins.
- Project style: SDK-style
.csproj. ImplicitUsings enabled, Nullable enabled - both on in the Eco repos, keep them on for new projects.
- Build/run:
dotnet build, dotnet run, dotnet test. On Kai's hosts these route through ward (the lockdown denies bare dotnet).
- Packages: NuGet via
<PackageReference>. No packages.config.
- Format:
dotnet format. Don't impose a custom .editorconfig on a project that has one.
Style
- Nullable reference types on. Annotate intent, don't blanket-suppress with
!.
var when the type is obvious from the right-hand side, explicit type when it aids the reader.- Expression-bodied members for one-liners (the Eco mods lean on this for
IDynamicValue overrides).
- Match the project's
using placement. The Eco repos put using directives inside the namespace block - follow the file you're in rather than reformatting.
- Async all the way down for I/O. No
.Result / .Wait() blocking on async code.
- Attributes are load-bearing in Eco mods (
[Serialized], [LocDisplayName], [Tier], etc.). Don't drop or reorder them casually.
When this skill is active
Editing or writing C#. Inherit Kai's defaults before reaching for training-data conventions. For Eco gameplay specifics, pull in the gaming-eco-* skills.
See also
