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Re: Show HN: Graphify C# – Compiler-accurate Find Usages for coding agents

#13

Love to see C# love. It's a great language. Super underrated in my opinion. Unions coming in .NET 11 / C# 15 are going to be great.

Very excited to see union types and to see C# on here. C# can feel like a bit of a scarlet letter in the bay.

Re: Show HN: Graphify C# – Compiler-accurate Find Usages for coding agents

#17
I'm not sure when I would use something like this. My VS copilot already writes one-off scripts that use Roslyn to analyze code. I don't even have to prompt it to do this with gpt5.5+

C#/.NET feels unreasonably effective as a target for LLMs. The reflection and compiler services are not found anywhere else and have profound effects that HN still seems to be taking massive naps on.

Re: Show HN: Graphify C# – Compiler-accurate Find Usages for coding agents

#19
The tool recommends you to use this skill https://github.com/zachsaw/graphify-csharp/blob/main/.agents...>, but I wonder if this is the right approach if one just want to use this as a consumer in a .net project. It seems very wordy, but wording like these

  "Read the relevant design documents under docs/ before changing architecture."
makes me think that developing 'graphify the tool' and using 'graphify as a tool' are mixed up in the same document? How does an LLM keep track of both this gigantic skill and the user development problem at the same time?

Re: Show HN: Graphify C# – Compiler-accurate Find Usages for coding agents

#20

compiler accurate find usages is exactly the context coding agents keep missing. how heavy is the roslyn integration at runtime, does it index on save or on demand

It updates based on an interval that you can set as well as on demand. When file changes the file system watcher holds the events in memory until indexing is requested (interval/on-demand).
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