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name: csharp-code-generation description: Generate C# code for Notebook Automation that matches repo conventions (file-scoped namespaces, modern C#, clean DI, safe error handling). examples:

• "Add a new service/processor under src/c-sharp that follows repo conventions"
• "Refactor an existing Core tool to reuse shared utilities"
• "Implement a small feature and add/adjust unit tests"

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C# Code Generation (Notebook Automation)

When to use

Use this skill when the user asks to:

• Add or refactor C# implementation code under src/c-sharp/**.
• Create new services/processors/commands and keep them consistent with this repo.

Workflow

1. Identify the target project (NotebookAutomation.Core, NotebookAutomation.Cli, etc.).
2. Search for existing implementations to reuse (especially under src/c-sharp/NotebookAutomation.Core/Tools and utilities).
3. Follow repo conventions:
   • Standard license header for new C# files
   • File-scoped namespaces
   • Prefer primary constructors for simple dependency initialization
   • Depend on abstractions (interfaces) and keep code testable
4. Add/adjust tests when behavior changes (see the csharp-test-generation skill).

Examples (input → expected output)

Example: Add a new processor/service

Input: “Add a new processor under Core/Tools that reuses existing utilities.”

Expected output:

• New code placed in the correct project/folder
• Uses existing abstractions/utilities where available
• Small, focused diff with consistent style (file-scoped namespaces, modern C#)
• Unit tests added/updated when behavior changes

Conventions to follow

This repo’s baseline rules are captured in:

• Code generation instructions
• Code reuse priority

Output expectations

• Small, focused diffs; avoid unrelated reformatting.
• Clear exceptions and messages when failing on paths/inputs.
• No hard-coded secrets.