Codebelt skills are modular, expert-level capabilities designed for AI agents. They encapsulate best practices, engineering principles, and automated workflows into reusable units that empower agents to perform complex software development tasks with precision.
.NET Change Impact gives AI coding agents a Microsoft-grounded way to classify .NET library and NuGet package changes as Major, Minor, or Patch, with structured compatibility reasoning and automatic current-branch analysis.
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A release-classification skill that turns compatibility analysis into a structured SemVer recommendation.
.NET EngineeringA documentation-maintenance skill for teams that want DocFX pages to stay useful after the API changes.
.NET EngineeringA solution-scaffolding skill for new .NET applications that need conventions, not just generated files.
.NET EngineeringA library-scaffolding skill for maintainers who want a NuGet repository that is ready for stewardship, not just compilation.
.NET EngineeringA focused skill for creating `.snk` files and wiring assembly signing into modern .NET workflows.
.NET EngineeringA benchmarking skill that replaces public-member coverage with evidence-backed candidate selection and workload-correctness validation.
.NET EngineeringA digital engineering clone inspired by The Matrix: relentless about consistency, established practice, and work worthy of becoming precedent.
Release AutomationA changelog-authoring skill that turns raw git history into a curated release narrative.
Release AutomationA README-writing skill that helps a package explain itself honestly and convincingly.
Release AutomationA package-release-note skill for teams that need per-package history, not just a repo-wide changelog.
Release AutomationA release-note skill for turning compare ranges into polished GitHub-ready summaries.
Release AutomationA digest-generation skill for maintainers who need grounded narrative from a real codebase, not generic repository prose.
Release AutomationA commit orchestration skill for teams that want commit quality and attribution treated as part of the workflow.
Release AutomationA read-only summarization skill for preparing squash-and-merge history without committing anything.
Documentation AssessmentA content-to-visual skill for teams that want markdown transformed into a clear visual concept instead of another summary paragraph.
Repository FoundationsA repository-setup skill for teams that want healthy git habits and branch policy from the first commit onward.
