C# Code Review

Trust Score 93/100

from copilot-prompts612

Perform structured C# code reviews covering naming, performance, security, readability, and .NET best practices.

triggers:review this C# codecheck my C# for best practicesanalyze this C# classfind issues in my C# code

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill guides the agent to perform a structured, prioritized code review of C# source. It inspects naming conventions, performance and memory usage, security vulnerabilities, readability and maintainability, and compatibility with the target .NET framework. The output is a clear markdown report with a summary, categorized issues (Critical/Warning/Info), suggested fixes, and positive takeaways.

When to use it

Use when you need a fast, actionable review of a C# file, class, or pasted snippet — for pull request reviews, pre-commit checks, or developer learning. Trigger when the user asks to 'review this C# code', 'check my C# for best practices', or 'analyze this C# class'.

What's included

Scripts: none embedded in this skill sample (instructions-driven).
References: guidance and examples in the SKILL.md body showing report format and checklists.
Instructions: stepwise context gathering (code, focus, target framework, severity) and a reproducible markdown report template.

Compatible agents

Designed for general LLM-based developer assistants (Copilot/Claude/Codex/Gemini) that can read code snippets and produce markdown reports.

Audit Summary

A well-crafted C# code review prompt skill from the PnP copilot-prompts repo. No scripts — it's a pure instructional SKILL.md that guides an agent through structured code reviews covering naming, performance, security, readability, and .NET best practices. Comprehensive categories, clear severity levels, and a concrete example make it immediately usable. No security concerns whatsoever — no shell commands, no network calls, no credentials.

Watch Out

Pure prompt skill — no automation beyond guiding the agent's review process

Notes

Clean, well-structured skill. One of the better prompt-only skills — thorough categorization, specific checklists, good example. No scripts to test.

Information

Repository: copilot-prompts
Stars: 612

Trust Score

Overall93

Security100

Code Quality88

Architecture82

Usefulness72

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