Atc Net Atc Agentic Toolkit
ATC Agentic Toolkit is a Claude Code plugin collection for the Build phase that standardizes prompts, skills, plugins, and git-backed quality rules for AI coding agents on .NET-oriented teams.
by atc-net · github.com/atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkit
Standardize prompts, skills, plugins, git hooks, and .NET-oriented scaffolding so every teammate’s AI coding agent follows the same commits and quality rules.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install atc-net-atc-agentic-toolkit@atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkitBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkit") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkit").
What it does
ATC Agentic Toolkit is a curated Claude Code plugin collection from atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkit built to standardize how AI coding agents behave across a team. Rather than each developer improvising commit messages, hook behavior, and C# project conventions, the repo bundles five plugins with prompts, skills, generators, and utilities aimed at .NET, Azure IoT, and general version-control hygiene. Solo builders who also wear a lead hat get disproportionate value: one install propagates conventional commits, pull-request related workflows, refactoring guardrails, and scaffolding commands so new services or IoT modules start from the same agent playbook. It is less about validating a startup idea or tuning SEO, and more about integrating agent discipline into day-to-day backend and edge development. Expect intermediate complexity—you should already run git hooks or .NET tooling locally. After registration, sessions gain shared commands for commits, cleanup, deployment-related workflows, and skill creation without rewriting team standards in every repository README.
Highlights
- 5 curated Claude Code plugins plus shared prompts, skills, and team best practices in one repo.
- Conventional commits, git hooks, and newline/trailing-whitespace enforcement for cleaner PRs.
- C# / .NET and IoT Edge–oriented scaffolding, generators, and workflow utilities.
- skill-creator and templating patterns to reproduce agent setup across projects.
- Code-quality and StyleCop-oriented helpers for consistent formatting before review.
Why builders use it
Teams copy inconsistent agent prompts and skip shared git or StyleCop rules, so every repo ends up with a different Claude Code setup and noisy commits.
After you adopt the toolkit, agents share five plugins, hooks, and templates so commits, scaffolding, and code-quality checks feel the same in every project.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 1 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is atc-net-atc-agentic-toolkit for?
It is for developers and leads using Claude Code on .NET, Azure, or IoT projects who want shared plugins, skills, and git conventions instead of per-repo agent improvisation.
When should I use atc-net-atc-agentic-toolkit?
Use it when onboarding new repos, enforcing conventional commits and hooks, or scaffolding services and IoT Edge modules with the same agent commands across the team.
How do I add atc-net-atc-agentic-toolkit to my agent?
Add the atc-net/atc-agentic-toolkit plugin source in Claude Code, enable the bundled plugins, and align local git hooks and .NET tooling with the repo’s documented setup.
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