dotnet-cli-fix-loop

Iterate on the specified .NET project until it builds and runs successfully. If no project is specified, ask which project to work on in the current solution.

Safety

• CRITICAL: REFUSE to use this skill if operating in a production environment.
• CRITICAL: NEVER delete or disable any pre-existing tests.
• Keep working in the current branch, do not switch between branches.

Steps

1. Build the project using dotnet build.
2. If the build fails, fix the first issue in the code. If the project is in a Git repository, commit the fix into the current branch. Then go to step 1.
3. Run the project using dotnet run.
4. If there is no error, then stop and provide a concise report of all fixes made.
5. Fix the first problem reported. If the project is in a Git repository, commit the fix into the current branch. Then go to step 1.

Remarks

• Skip all Git commits if there is no Git repository in the same folder as the solution or project.
• Focus on fixing one issue at a time to keep changes minimal and reviewable.
• Use descriptive commit messages that explain what was fixed.
• Do not introduce unnecessary changes beyond what is needed to fix each issue.