Run tests for a project with code coverage and report uncovered source lines. Use when the user asks about test coverage, wants to know which lines are uncovered, asks to check coverage for a project, or says "run coverage" or "what's not covered".
Use this skill whenever working in a project that references Sanet.MVVM packages (Sanet.MVVM.Core, Sanet.MVVM.Navigation.Avalonia, Sanet.MVVM.Views.Avalonia, Sanet.MVVM.DI.Avalonia, Sanet.MVVM.ExternalNavigation.*). Triggers include: creating or editing ViewModels, setting up navigation, implementing modal dialogs, registering views/VMs, configuring DI, wiring up commands, managing lifecycle (AttachHandlers / DetachHandlers), bootstrapping an AvaloniaUI app with this framework, or opening URLs / emails via IExternalNavigationService. Also trigger when the user asks how to pass data between screens, show action dialogs, compose child ViewModels, handle reactive subscriptions, or open external links inside a Sanet.MVVM project. Consult this skill even for seemingly small tasks like adding a command or a new screen — the framework has specific patterns that must be followed.
Use this skill whenever the task involves styling an AvaloniaUI app — creating or editing XAML style files, defining colors/brushes/themes, building TemplatedControls with ControlTemplates, or setting up the style/resource merge chain from App.axaml. Triggers include: 'add a theme', 'style this button', 'create a custom control', 'change colors', 'make a reusable panel', 'set up typography', or any work touching .axaml style files, ResourceDictionary, Styles, or TemplatedControl.
Generate xUnit tests following established patterns for a given C# source file, covering untested public methods using NSubstitute for mocks and Shouldly for assertions. Use this skill whenever the user asks to add tests, generate unit tests, write test coverage, or create a test file for a C# class — even if they just say "add tests for this" or "what needs test coverage".
Locate relevant project documentation efficiently using the index hierarchy. Use this skill whenever asked to "find documentation", "look up docs", "what docs cover X", or "navigate to documentation about" a topic. This skill avoids unnecessary token consumption by loading indexes before full documents and incrementally drilling down to only the relevant files.