create-csharp-minimal-api Skill
Create or extend the C Minimal API migration project. Use for scaffolding Program.cs, DTOs, services, weather.json loading, and the first safe implementation steps. Published by microsoft in aitour26-WRK541-real-world-code-migration-with-github-copilot-agent-mode.
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What is create-csharp-minimal-api Skill?
Create or extend the C Minimal API migration project. Use for scaffolding Program.cs, DTOs, services, weather.json loading, and the first safe implementation steps. Published by microsoft in aitour26-WRK541-real-world-code-migration-with-github-copilot-agent-mode. This profile combines repository metadata with install, compatibility, and usage signals so developers can quickly decide whether it fits their agent workflow before opening the source repository.
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- Includes SKILL.md support
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- Source file: .github/skills/create-csharp-minimal-api/SKILL.md
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- Creator: microsoft
- Repository: microsoft/aitour26-WRK541-real-world-code-migration-with-github-copilot-agent-mode
- Skill file: .github/skills/create-csharp-minimal-api/SKILL.md
What it does
Create or extend the C Minimal API migration project. Use for scaffolding Program.cs, DTOs, services, weather.json loading, and the first safe implementation steps.
Skill instructions
Create C Minimal API When to Use - When initializing the C migration project - When adding the next C endpoint - When introducing DTOs or services to support parity - When wiring weather.json data into the C application Procedure 1. Confirm the specific endpoint or scope to implement. 2. Read the Python source and related tests first. 3. Review the checklist in project-checklist. 4. Generate or edit only the minimum required C files. 5. Stop after a small milestone and suggest the narrowest validation step. Rules - Use ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs. - Keep changes incremental and reviewable. - Prefer System.Text.Json for JSON handling. - Avoid broad rewrites when only one endpoint is being added. - Preserve response behavior unless the task explicitly allows change. Output - Files created or edited - Scope implemented - Remaining TODOs - Recommended validation command
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What is create-csharp-minimal-api?
create-csharp-minimal-api is a open-source AI agent skill with Copy skill directory. Create or extend the C Minimal API migration project. Use for scaffolding Program.cs, DTOs, services, weather.json loading, and the first safe implementation steps.
Who is create-csharp-minimal-api best for?
create-csharp-minimal-api is best for reusing agent instructions, scripts, and references, data analysis workflows.
How do I install create-csharp-minimal-api?
Install or run create-csharp-minimal-api using Copy skill directory. Check create-csharp-minimal-api for the latest setup command.
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