MyAiConfiguration/shared/rules/csharp/references/coding-style.md

C# Coding Style

Apply these rules when editing C# syntax, class structure, and everyday code organization.

• Follow current C# and .NET conventions and the style already used in the project.
• Prefer direct, readable code over clever control flow, hidden magic, or outdated verbosity.
• Keep classes, methods, and responsibilities focused. Use descriptive names and established domain terms; avoid unexplained abbreviations.
• Prefer composition over inheritance. Use inheritance only for a real substitutable contract, and seal types when extension is not intended.
• Avoid unnecessary wrappers, abstractions, reflection, runtime type checks, and global mutable state.
• Keep side effects visible. Make behavior deterministic and easy to test where practical.