Codebelt connects .NET libraries, agentic skills, and release practices under one repeatable standard. The libraries give applications a consistent foundation. The skills give AI agents a reliable way to inspect, edit, test, document, and ship.
Codebelt is organized around jobs that shape a software delivery lifecycle: foundations, architecture, applications, testing, releases, documentation, and repository health.
The library groups are the backbone where skills complement that backbone as practices, helping developers and agents maintain the same standards without rediscovering the workflow every time.
This is where the Codebelt foundation begins. Cuemon delivers the core primitives, conversions, I/O, resilience and formatting patterns used throughout the ecosystem. Globalization restores Windows-specific culture data when ICU is not the desired contract, and AWS Signature v4 handles outbound request signing for the AWS platform. Standardized, lean and dependable — foundational libraries you never have to think about twice.
Your warrant for clean architecture. Savvy I/O turns Domain-Driven Design, CQRS and event-driven patterns into a small, learnable surface that is still serious enough to run a platform on, and Shared Kernel contributes the reusable value objects — identity, time, credential validity — that domains lean on. Onion, Clean and Hexagonal designs feel native here.
From an empty folder to a running API. Bootstrapper gives every console, web and worker application the same startup conventions, then Carter, Asp.Versioning, Swashbuckle, YamlDotNet and Newtonsoft.Json layer on endpoints, version negotiation, OpenAPI/MCP documentation and content negotiation. Together they expose a Savvy I/O backend as a consistent REST API or MCP server — with no bespoke wiring.
Prove it, then measure it. xUnit gives every project — plain libraries, dependency-injection services and ASP.NET Core alike — one shared test foundation, and BenchmarkDotNet standardizes how performance is captured. The same conventions run on every operating system and architecture, so green locally means green everywhere.
Model the real world without losing the base value. Unitify works with prefix-aware unit values — bits and bytes, metric and binary multiples — through expressive models instead of ad-hoc conversion code, so the underlying quantity is always preserved. A focused, self-contained product that still plays well with the rest of the belt.
Expert-level .NET engineering at your fingertips. From Library Scaffolding and App Scaffolding to DocFX Digests and Strong-Name Signing. Benchmark Discovery brings evidence-driven performance experiments, while Agent Smith enforces a rigorous craftsmanship standard across every engineering task.
Automate your software lifecycle. From Changelog Automation to Remote Releases and Visual Commits. Hardened workflows for GitHub and NuGet, driven by MinVer and Git tags.
Turn raw information into polished artifacts. Markdown Illustrator transforms documents into visual briefs and diffuser prompts for rich communication.
Establish healthy source-control habits from day one. Trunk-First Repository sets up scaled trunk-based development with PR-first workflows and branch protection.
Cuemon.Security.Cryptography brings MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, SHA-512/256, and their HMAC counterparts under one polymorphic API. Typed inputs flow through a consistent ComputeHash surface and return a HashResult ready for hexadecimal, base64, URL-safe base64, or binary output - reducing boilerplate without replacing the cryptographic foundations provided by .NET.
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Extensions for Asp.Versioning API now brings Semantic Versioning to OpenAPI-oriented REST APIs with SemanticApiVersion, parser and formatter support, and attribute-based version metadata; making API releases easier to identify, compare, document, and support with fast feedback and less code.
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.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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Extensions for xUnit API makes it more convenient to use either ApplicationTestFactory.Create<TEntryPoint>(...) for .NET applications or WebApplicationTestFactory.Create<TEntryPoint>(...) for ASP.NET Core applications; surpassing the official WebApplicationFactory<TEntryPoint> class in terms of flexibility and ease of use.
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Git Visual Commits makes AI-assisted commit work more predictable with emoji-first subjects, human-friendly descriptions, semantic grouping, and identity-aware commit modes for bot, human, and collaborative changes.
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