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Dotnet Backend Clean Architecture

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luismpenholato·vlatest·backend·MIT

Generates clean architecture .NET Core backends with layered design, dependency injection, and testability following best practices.

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luismpenholato

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About this skill

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to build and maintain backend systems using the .NET language and Clean Architecture principles. It facilitates creating robust, testable applications with a clear separation of concerns between domain logic, application services, infrastructure, and presentation layers. The resulting code is designed for easy maintenance, scalability, and adaptability to changing requirements.

When to use it

  • Developing new APIs: When you need an agent to create RESTful or gRPC APIs from scratch.
  • Refactoring existing .NET projects: To improve the architecture of legacy applications by applying Clean Architecture principles.
  • Automating backend tasks: For automating repetitive backend development processes, such as generating boilerplate code or configuring infrastructure.
  • Creating microservices: When building independent, deployable services with well-defined boundaries and responsibilities.

Key capabilities

  • .NET language proficiency
  • Clean Architecture implementation
  • Separation of Concerns (domain, application, infrastructure)
  • Testability & Maintainability

Example prompts

  • "Create a new .NET API endpoint for managing user accounts using Clean Architecture."
  • "Refactor this existing C# class to adhere to the principles of Clean Architecture."
  • “Generate a base repository interface and implementation following Clean Architecture guidelines.”

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires a basic understanding of .NET development. While it promotes clean code, complex domain logic still needs careful design and consideration by a human developer.