template-instantiation

# Template Instantiation This skill creates .NET projects from templates using `dotnet new` CLI commands, with guidance for parameter validation, Central Package Management adaptation, and multi-project composition. ## When to Use - User asks to create a new .NET project, app, or service - User needs a solution with multiple projects (API + tests + library) - User wants to create a project that respects existing `Directory.Packages.props` - User needs to install or manage template packages ## When Not to Use - User is searching for or comparing templates — route to `template-discovery` skill - User wants to author a custom template — route to `template-authoring` skill - User wants to add packages to an existing project — use `dotnet add package` directly ## Inputs | Input | Required | Description | |-------|----------|-------------| | Template name or intent | Yes | Template short name (e.g., `webapi`) or natural-language description | | Project name | Yes | Name for the created project | | Output path | Recommended | Directory where the project should be created | | Parameters | No | Template-specific parameters (e.g., `--framework`, `--auth`, `--aot`) | ## Workflow ### Step 1: Resolve template and parameters If the user provides a natural-language description, map it to a template short name (see the keyword table in the `template-discovery` skill). If they provide a template name, proceed directly. Use `dotnet new <template> --help` to review available paramete...