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Establish enterprise-grade code quality baselines for the .NET solution: analyzers, nullability, formatting, complexity limits, and review-ready diffs. Use when changing production code, refactoring, or introducing new project patterns.

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name: code-quality description: Establish enterprise-grade code quality baselines for the .NET solution: analyzers, nullability, formatting, complexity limits, and review-ready diffs. Use when changing production code, refactoring, or introducing new project patterns.

Code Quality

Overview

Turn “good engineering habits” into repeatable quality gates.

This skill is intentionally cross-cutting: it applies to UI, application, domain, and infrastructure code.

When to use

  • Any non-trivial code change (new feature, bug fix, refactor)
  • Adding a new project, package, or architectural pattern
  • Touching error-prone areas (async, threading, I/O, serialization)

Definition of done (DoD)

  • Builds cleanly locally (dotnet build) with no new warnings introduced
  • Tests pass for the nearest scope (dotnet test for the affected test project(s))
  • Nullability decisions are explicit (no “spray-and-pray” ! suppression)
  • Public APIs are intentional (avoid accidental public surface)
  • Changes are small and reviewable (prefer focused commits/diffs)

Practical checklist

Readability and maintainability

  • Prefer descriptive names over abbreviations
  • Avoid deep nesting; extract methods when cognitive load increases
  • Keep side effects localized (especially in constructors)

Error handling

  • Throw exceptions for programming errors; return results for expected failures
  • Do not swallow exceptions; either handle and continue safely, or log/report and fail fast

Async and threading

  • Avoid blocking (.Result, .Wait()) on async paths
  • Prefer CancellationToken for long-running/interactive operations
  • Keep UI thread work minimal; offload I/O and CPU-bound work

Analyzers/formatting (repo-level standards)

  • If .editorconfig is missing and you’re doing broad work, consider adding one alongside the change
  • Prefer enabling analyzers over suppressing them
  • If a suppression is necessary, scope it narrowly and document the reason

Common anti-patterns

  • Catch-all catch (Exception) without a clear recovery strategy
  • Logging secrets/PII or large payloads
  • “Fix” via disabling warnings globally instead of addressing root cause

Notes

This skill describes quality gates; the exact enforcement mechanism (CI pipeline, analyzers, formatting tooling) should evolve over time.