We need a skill that teaches agents to turn any nuget into a useful CLI.
.NET file-based apps should make this trivial.
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Hey #dotnet devs! 🚀
Need to run code with sandboxing + policy-driven isolation on Windows, Linux or macOS?
MXC is here to help 😁
A few lines of C# and… magic 🪄
📦 nuget.org/packages/Microsoft…
🔥 github.com/microsoft/mxc
#csharp
ALT Screenshot of a C# Program.cs file using Microsoft.Mxc.Sdk.V1. The code creates a workspace, defines an MXC ContainerRequest that runs cmd /c echo hello, restricts filesystem read/write access to the workspace, sets a 30-second timeout, and executes the request with MxcContainer.RunAsync.
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Finally! `unsafe` becomes safer! 😊
devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne…
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Someone on Reddit asked to see some benchmarks so I was happy to share. ImageSharp v4 is scorchingly fast and will only get faster as the runtime improves.
reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments…
This article also contains a benchmark for ImageSharp Drawing v3 which might be a bit of an eye-opener for some people.
sixlabors.com/posts/announci…
#dotnet #oss
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Published a new blog post and a small library for measuring .NET code performance with cycles precision and analysing results with a new HDR histogram implementation. #dotnet #csharp hotforknowledge.com/2026/05/…
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Real-time text flow using @SixLabors ImageSharp Drawing and Fonts. Fully Unicode v17 compliant.
Rendered in WinForms via the new WebGPU backend
Coming soon!
CC @sebastienros
#dotnet #oss
🤖: Oh no, one read file failed due to the wrong path! I need to find the correct file.
Actually, it might not be necessary to finalize this since I could just mention, "I looked; the path doesn’t matter."
🤨: Don't you know I can read your "chain of thought", you sneaky ba..
I wouldn't, but it's Stephen Toub.
devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne…
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“Reading after a certain age diverts the mind too much from its creative pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking, just as the man who spends too much time in the theater is tempted to be content with living vicariously instead of living his own life.” — Albert Einstein