Davidfowl Dotnet Skillz
davidfowl-dotnet-skillz is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that equips the agent with .NET-focused skills to inspect assemblies, decompile with ILSpy-style flows, and work across projects and types.
by davidfowl · github.com/davidfowl/dotnet-skillz
Install when you need Claude to inspect, decompile, and reason about .NET assemblies and project structure using ILSpy-oriented workflows.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install davidfowl-dotnet-skillz@davidfowl/dotnet-skillzBuilt 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:davidfowl/dotnet-skillz") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:davidfowl/dotnet-skillz").
What it does
davidfowl-dotnet-skillz is a Claude Code plugin that bundles agent skills tailored to .NET development from davidfowl/dotnet-skillz. Solo builders maintaining APIs, CLIs, or SaaS services on .NET install it when they need help reverse-engineering third-party assemblies, mapping types across projects, or producing compilable snippets grounded in real assembly metadata rather than hallucinated APIs. The advertised keywords emphasize assemblies, command workflows, decompile, ILSpy, inspect, generate, projects, source, and types—signals that the value is deep codebase and binary understanding during implementation, not launch SEO or production monitoring. With one plugin in the catalog entry, it is a focused toolchain extension rather than a full multi-agent workflow marketplace. Use it when NuGet dependencies or legacy DLLs block progress; skip it if you only write front-end TypeScript with no .NET surface area.
Highlights
- Skills for .NET apps: assemblies, projects, types, and compilable output
- ILSpy-oriented decompile and inspect flows for understanding unknown dependencies
- Command-driven guidance for generating and reviewing C# / .NET source context
- Single-plugin davidfowl/dotnet-skillz bundle (281 GitHub stars)
- Keyword coverage: decompile, inspect, assemblies, generate, using
Why builders use it
Solo .NET builders waste hours guessing at closed-source or unfamiliar assembly behavior when the agent cannot safely inspect binaries and project graphs.
After install, Claude can follow structured .NET skills to decompile, inspect, and explain assemblies and types so you can implement integrations faster.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 281 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is davidfowl-dotnet-skillz for?
Solo builders and small teams shipping .NET APIs or services who need Claude to understand assemblies and project structure, not generic C# trivia.
When should I use davidfowl-dotnet-skillz?
Use it during Build when you are integrating against unknown binaries, exploring types across projects, or generating compilable .NET code with assembly context.
How do I add davidfowl-dotnet-skillz to my agent?
Add the davidfowl/dotnet-skillz plugin in Claude Code, ensure local .NET SDK and any ILSpy-related tooling your workflow expects, then invoke the bundled skill in .NET sessions.
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