NeatooDotNet

This skill should be used when working with Neatoo domain models, ValidateBase, EntityBase, ValidateListBase, EntityListBase, partial properties, property change tracking, validation rules, business rules, aggregate roots, entities, value objects, lazy loading, EntityLazyLoad, IEntityLazyLoadFactory, or any .NET DDD domain model framework work. Also triggers for IsValid, IsSelfValid, IsSavable, IsModified, IsNew, IsDeleted, RuleManager, AddActionAsync, AddValidationAsync, AddAction, AddValidation, IsBusy, WaitForTasks, IsLoaded, IsLoading, and base class behavior. This skill also provides guidance on where business logic belongs -- computed properties, conditional visibility, reactive behavior, and validation should live in the domain model (not the UI). Consult this skill when writing .razor files that bind to Neatoo entities to ensure logic stays in the domain layer. Neatoo is the domain model framework -- it does NOT include factory generation. For factory attributes ([Factory], [Create], [Fetch], [Remote]

This skill should be used when writing or modifying .razor files that bind to Neatoo entities, when using MudBlazor components with Neatoo domain models, when the user mentions "MudNeatooTextField", "MudNeatooSelect", "MudNeatooDatePicker", "MudNeatooNumericField", "MudNeatooCheckBox", "NeatooValidationSummary", "EntityProperty", "@bind-Value with Neatoo", "form binding", "Blazor form", "LazyLoad databinding", "LazyLoad in Razor", "LazyLoad Blazor pattern", "lazy load spinner", or asks to build a form, page, or dialog that edits a Neatoo entity. Also triggers when reviewing .razor files for correct Neatoo integration patterns, including LazyLoad rendering. Assumes the Neatoo skill is also loaded for domain model concepts.

This skill should be used when the user asks about KnockOff stubs, creating stubs, mocking with KnockOff, KnockOff attributes, Return, Call, Get, Set, setup stub behavior, Verify calls, Verifiable, VerifyAll, track method calls, stub patterns, Stand-Alone pattern, Inline Interface, Inline Class, Inline Delegate, stub a delegate, migrate from Moq, KnockOff async, interceptor API, Strict mode, ThenReturn, ThenCall, ThenGet, ThenSet, generic method interceptor, Source() delegation, When(), argument matching, or needs guidance on creating, configuring, or verifying KnockOff test stubs. When writing tests that need stubs, this skill MUST be consulted to check for existing stubs before creating new inline stubs.

This skill should be used when the user mentions "RemoteFactory", "Neatoo.RemoteFactory", "[Factory] attribute", "[Remote] attribute", "[Execute] attribute", "[FactoryEventHandler<T>]", "FactoryEventBase", "IFactoryEvents", "IFactoryEventRelay", "factory event relay", "ServerOnly", "RaiseOptions", "IFactorySaveMeta", "[AspAuthorize]", "[AuthorizeFactory]", "Save routing", "domain events", "client-server factory", "IL trimming", "bundle size", "PublishTrimmed", "NeatooRuntime", "ViewModel factory", "LazyLoad", "ILazyLoadFactory", "deferred loading", "lazy loading", or asks about factory patterns for 3-tier .NET applications. RemoteFactory works with any .NET class — Neatoo entities, ViewModels, POCOs, or static commands. It does NOT require Neatoo base classes. Provides guidance for building enterprise line-of-business applications using RemoteFactory's source-generated factory patterns.