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Generate or scaffold ASP.NET Core code — Razor Pages, Blazor components, MVC controllers, views, and Minimal API endpoints — without using ASP.NET Core CLI scaffolding/code-generation tools. Use when (1) adding CRUD pages, views, or API endpoints backed by Entity Framework (EF Core) and a database, (2) generating code to create, read, update, and delete data using a DbContext, (3) scaffolding UI components that match the project's existing CSS framework and coding patterns, or (4) creating data-driven forms, tables, and navigation for a model class. Do not use for non-ASP.NET projects or when CLI-based scaffolding is preferred.

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Generate or Scaffold ASP.NET Core Code

Generate ASP.NET Core scaffolded code — controllers, views, Razor Pages, Blazor components, Minimal API endpoints. The generated code matches the project's existing CSS framework, layout conventions, and coding patterns. No CLI-based scaffolding/code-generation tools are used; standard dotnet CLI commands for build, restore, and migrations are still expected.

When to Use

Adding CRUD pages, views, or components for a model in an ASP.NET Core project
Scaffolding API controllers or Minimal API endpoints with Entity Framework Core
Generating Razor Pages, MVC views, or Blazor components backed by a DbContext

When Not to Use

The project is not an ASP.NET Core project
You need to scaffold non-web artifacts (class libraries, console apps, etc.)

Inputs

Input	Required	Description
Scaffolding request	Yes	Natural-language description of what to scaffold (see format below)
Project file path	Yes	Full path to the target `.csproj` file
Solution root path	Recommended	Path to the solution root for multi-project solutions

Scaffolding Request Format

The scaffolding request should be a natural-language description of what to scaffold. The request must include the target project path and enough detail for the agent to generate the correct code. Examples:

Razor Pages with EF:

Scaffold Razor Pages with CRUD for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.
Also scaffold CRUD for any entity that `<ModelName>` depends on via required foreign keys, so parent entities can be created first.

Blazor CRUD components:

Scaffold Blazor CRUD components for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.

Minimal API endpoints:

Scaffold Minimal API endpoints for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Name the endpoints class `<EndpointsClassName>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.
Enable OpenAPI support.

MVC Controller with views:

Scaffold an MVC controller with views and Entity Framework for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Name the controller `<ControllerName>`.
Use existing DbContext `<DbContextName>`.
Generate views.

Empty items (no EF):

Scaffold an empty Razor Page named `<PageName>` in project `<path-to-csproj>`.

Workflow

Step 1: Understand the Scaffolding Request

Parse the scaffolding request to identify:

Scaffolder type: Razor Pages, Blazor components, MVC controller, Minimal API, empty page/view/component
Model class and its namespace
DbContext: new or existing, database provider (SQLite, SQL Server, etc.)
Named items: controller name, endpoints class name, page name, view name, area name
Options: OpenAPI, async actions, partial view, custom layout
FK scope: whether to also scaffold CRUD for parent entities referenced by required foreign keys

Execution Checklists

Complete the applicable checklist in order. Do not stop after creating only the requested child resource when a required foreign key makes a parent resource necessary.

All EF scaffolders

Inspect the project file, Program.cs, target model, validation attributes, navigation properties, and foreign keys before editing.
Reuse the requested existing DbContext; otherwise create the requested context. Add only the required provider package and register it with AddDbContext using the requested provider and connection string. You will need to add Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design (PrivateAssets="all") when migrations are needed and it's missing.
Generate complete CRUD for the requested entity and every required parent entity: list, details, create, edit, and delete.
Use the EF migration lifecycle: create a migration and apply it. Never call EnsureCreated or seed the database in Program.cs.
Restore, build, and test the generated project. Fix errors before reporting completion.

MVC, Razor Pages, and Blazor

Inspect the existing layout, CSS, and representative UI before generating markup.
Generate the complete child and required-parent UI flows, including a navigation path to each resource so users can create a parent before creating a child.
Match the existing UI framework and conventions; preserve existing render-mode configuration for Blazor.

Minimal APIs

Use a route group for each resource and map GET (list and by ID), POST, PUT, and DELETE endpoints for both child and required-parent resources.
Add OpenAPI metadata to every endpoint: unique name, tags, description, success/error response metadata, and WithOpenApi when OpenAPI is enabled.
Create an executable .http file with every CRUD request. Create parent records first, capture or clearly reuse their returned IDs in child requests, and run the requests in dependency order.

Step 2: Discover UI Style (non-API scaffolders only)

Skip this step for API controllers and Minimal API endpoints.

Inspect the project's layout file (_Layout.cshtml, MainLayout.razor, or equivalent)
Inspect the main CSS file (site.css, app.css, Tailwind config, etc.)
Inspect 1–2 existing pages, views, or components in the project

All generated files MUST match the existing UI framework, CSS classes, and conventions. If Bootstrap is used, generate Bootstrap markup. If Tailwind is used, generate Tailwind markup.

Step 3: Apply Blazor-Specific Rules (Blazor scaffolders only)

Skip this step for non-Blazor scaffolders.

[SupplyParameterFromForm] properties MUST use = new() (not null!) — prevents EditForm crash on initial GET
Program.cs must chain .AddInteractiveServerComponents() on AddRazorComponents() and .AddInteractiveServerRenderMode() on MapRazorComponents<App>(). only add interactive server services/render mode when the generated components actually use @rendermode InteractiveServer (or the project already does).
Do not replace existing chained render mode calls (e.g., .AddInteractiveWebAssemblyRenderMode())

Step 4: Generate Code

Generate all code files manually. Follow these constraints:

DO NOT use any scaffolding CLI tools
DO NOT add packages beyond those required for the scaffolded functionality (e.g., do not add RuntimeCompilation, or other convenience packages)
Match the coding style of existing files in the project (naming conventions, indentation, namespace patterns)

Enrich API Endpoints with OpenAPI Metadata (API scaffolders only)

When generating Minimal API or MVC API endpoints with OpenAPI support enabled, add rich metadata to every endpoint so the OpenAPI document is descriptive and useful:

.WithName("GetTodoItems") — unique operation ID for each endpoint
.WithTags("TodoItems") — group endpoints by resource
.WithDescription("Returns all todo items") — human-readable summary
.Produces<List<TodoItem>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK) — document success response type
.Produces(StatusCodes.Status404NotFound) — document error responses
.ProducesValidationProblem() — for endpoints that validate input
.WithOpenApi() — opt the endpoint into OpenAPI generation (if not already globally enabled)

Example for a Minimal API GET endpoint:

group.MapGet("/", async (TodoDbContext db) =>
        await db.TodoItems.ToListAsync())
    .WithName("GetAllTodoItems")
    .WithTags("TodoItems")
    .WithDescription("Returns all todo items")
    .Produces<List<TodoItem>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK);

Step 5: Set Up Entity Framework (if applicable)

Skip this step if the scaffolding request does not involve Entity Framework.

DO NOT seed the database in Program.cs — always use migrations
For dotnet ef: prefer dotnet tool restore from a local tool manifest. Only install globally if no manifest exists
Inspect the model for navigation properties and foreign keys. Ensure CRUD endpoints/pages exist for referenced entities
For API scaffolders: the .http file MUST create parent entities before child entities. Use FK values consistent with creation order

Step 6: Generate .http File (API scaffolders only)

Skip this step for non-API scaffolders.

Create a .http file named {ModelName}.http in the project directory. If a file with that name exists, append a numeric suffix (Product2.http, Product3.http) until unique
Include sample requests for every CRUD endpoint scaffolded, including endpoints for parent/dependent entities
Every request must target the correct URL path matching an actual mapped endpoint
Request labels must accurately describe the action (e.g., "Create a category" must POST to the categories endpoint)
Order requests by dependency: create parent entities before child entities
When possible, capture IDs from parent creation responses using your HTTP client's variable/templating features and reuse them as foreign key values in child-entity POST payloads
If your client cannot capture response values, add comments indicating which FK IDs must be updated after running the parent creation requests; do not leave unrealistic placeholder or assumed FK values that do not correspond to actual parent records when executing the requests

Step 7: Verify

Run dotnet restore && dotnet build from the project directory
If Entity Framework is used and this is the first verification:
- Run dotnet ef migrations add InitialCreate
- Run dotnet ef database update
- You will need to change "InitialCreate" to something else if you run this more than once, as EF Core requires unique migration names.
If API scaffolder:
- Inspect Properties/launchSettings.json — if a profile named https exists, use dotnet run --launch-profile https
- Execute EVERY .http request one at a time in dependency order
- Report method, URL, and status code for each request
- Stop and fix if any request returns non-2xx
Fix all errors until a clean build succeeds

Validation

All generated files match the project's existing CSS framework and conventions
dotnet build succeeds with zero errors
EF migrations apply cleanly (if applicable)
All .http requests return 2xx status codes (if API scaffolder)
No forbidden packages were added (RuntimeCompilation, etc.)
No CLI scaffolding tools were invoked
Blazor [SupplyParameterFromForm] properties use = new() (if Blazor scaffolder)

Common Pitfalls

Pitfall	Solution
Generated UI doesn't match project's CSS framework	Always inspect layout and CSS files before generating code (Step 2)
Blazor `EditForm` crashes on initial GET	Use `= new()` not `null!` for `[SupplyParameterFromForm]` properties
EF migration fails due to missing parent entity CRUD	Scaffold CRUD for FK-dependent entities when request mentions foreign keys
`.http` file has wrong FK values	Order requests by dependency; use values consistent with creation

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name: create-datadriven-aspnetcore
description: Generate or scaffold ASP.NET Core code — Razor Pages, Blazor components, MVC controllers, views, and Minimal API endpoints — without using ASP.NET Core CLI scaffolding/code-generation tools. Use when (1) adding CRUD pages, views, or API endpoints backed by Entity Framework (EF Core) and a database, (2) generating code to create, read, update, and delete data using a DbContext, (3) scaffolding UI components that match the project's existing CSS framework and coding patterns, or (4) creating data-driven forms, tables, and navigation for a model class. Do not use for non-ASP.NET projects or when CLI-based scaffolding is preferred.

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name: create-datadriven-aspnetcore
description: Generate or scaffold ASP.NET Core code — Razor Pages, Blazor components, MVC controllers, views, and Minimal API endpoints — without using ASP.NET Core CLI scaffolding/code-generation tools. Use when (1) adding CRUD pages, views, or API endpoints backed by Entity Framework (EF Core) and a database, (2) generating code to create, read, update, and delete data using a DbContext, (3) scaffolding UI components that match the project's existing CSS framework and coding patterns, or (4) creating data-driven forms, tables, and navigation for a model class. Do not use for non-ASP.NET projects or when CLI-based scaffolding is preferred.
---

# Generate or Scaffold ASP.NET Core Code

Generate ASP.NET Core scaffolded code — controllers, views, Razor Pages, Blazor components, Minimal API endpoints. The generated code matches the project's existing CSS framework, layout conventions, and coding patterns. No CLI-based scaffolding/code-generation tools are used; standard `dotnet` CLI commands for build, restore, and migrations are still expected.

## When to Use

- Adding CRUD pages, views, or components for a model in an ASP.NET Core project
- Scaffolding API controllers or Minimal API endpoints with Entity Framework Core
- Generating Razor Pages, MVC views, or Blazor components backed by a DbContext

## When Not to Use

- The project is not an ASP.NET Core project
- You need to scaffold non-web artifacts (class libraries, console apps, etc.)

## Inputs

| Input | Required | Description |
|-------|----------|-------------|
| Scaffolding request | Yes | Natural-language description of what to scaffold (see format below) |
| Project file path | Yes | Full path to the target `.csproj` file |
| Solution root path | Recommended | Path to the solution root for multi-project solutions |

### Scaffolding Request Format

The scaffolding request should be a natural-language description of what to scaffold. The request must include the target project path and enough detail for the agent to generate the correct code. Examples:

**Razor Pages with EF:**
```
Scaffold Razor Pages with CRUD for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.
Also scaffold CRUD for any entity that `<ModelName>` depends on via required foreign keys, so parent entities can be created first.
```

**Blazor CRUD components:**
```
Scaffold Blazor CRUD components for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.
```

**Minimal API endpoints:**
```
Scaffold Minimal API endpoints for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Name the endpoints class `<EndpointsClassName>`.
Create a new DbContext `<DbContextName>` using <database-provider>.
Enable OpenAPI support.
```

**MVC Controller with views:**
```
Scaffold an MVC controller with views and Entity Framework for the `<ModelName>` model (from `<Namespace>`) in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
Name the controller `<ControllerName>`.
Use existing DbContext `<DbContextName>`.
Generate views.
```

**Empty items (no EF):**
```
Scaffold an empty Razor Page named `<PageName>` in project `<path-to-csproj>`.
```

## Workflow

### Step 1: Understand the Scaffolding Request

Parse the scaffolding request to identify:
- **Scaffolder type**: Razor Pages, Blazor components, MVC controller, Minimal API, empty page/view/component
- **Model class** and its namespace
- **DbContext**: new or existing, database provider (SQLite, SQL Server, etc.)
- **Named items**: controller name, endpoints class name, page name, view name, area name
- **Options**: OpenAPI, async actions, partial view, custom layout
- **FK scope**: whether to also scaffold CRUD for parent entities referenced by required foreign keys

### Execution Checklists

Complete the applicable checklist in order. Do not stop after creating only the requested child resource when a required foreign key makes a parent resource necessary.

**All EF scaffolders**

1. Inspect the project file, `Program.cs`, target model, validation attributes, navigation properties, and foreign keys before editing.
2. Reuse the requested existing `DbContext`; otherwise create the requested context. Add only the required provider package and register it with `AddDbContext` using the requested provider and connection string. You will need to add Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design (PrivateAssets="all") when migrations are needed and it's missing.
3. Generate complete CRUD for the requested entity and every required parent entity: list, details, create, edit, and delete.
4. Use the EF migration lifecycle: create a migration and apply it. Never call `EnsureCreated` or seed the database in `Program.cs`.
5. Restore, build, and test the generated project. Fix errors before reporting completion.

**MVC, Razor Pages, and Blazor**

1. Inspect the existing layout, CSS, and representative UI before generating markup.
2. Generate the complete child and required-parent UI flows, including a navigation path to each resource so users can create a parent before creating a child.
3. Match the existing UI framework and conventions; preserve existing render-mode configuration for Blazor.

**Minimal APIs**

1. Use a route group for each resource and map `GET` (list and by ID), `POST`, `PUT`, and `DELETE` endpoints for both child and required-parent resources.
2. Add OpenAPI metadata to every endpoint: unique name, tags, description, success/error response metadata, and `WithOpenApi` when OpenAPI is enabled.
3. Create an executable `.http` file with every CRUD request. Create parent records first, capture or clearly reuse their returned IDs in child requests, and run the requests in dependency order.

### Step 2: Discover UI Style (non-API scaffolders only)

Skip this step for API controllers and Minimal API endpoints.

1. Inspect the project's layout file (`_Layout.cshtml`, `MainLayout.razor`, or equivalent)
2. Inspect the main CSS file (`site.css`, `app.css`, Tailwind config, etc.)
3. Inspect 1–2 existing pages, views, or components in the project

All generated files MUST match the existing UI framework, CSS classes, and conventions. If Bootstrap is used, generate Bootstrap markup. If Tailwind is used, generate Tailwind markup.

### Step 3: Apply Blazor-Specific Rules (Blazor scaffolders only)

Skip this step for non-Blazor scaffolders.

- `[SupplyParameterFromForm]` properties MUST use `= new()` (not `null!`) — prevents `EditForm` crash on initial GET
- `Program.cs` must chain `.AddInteractiveServerComponents()` on `AddRazorComponents()` and `.AddInteractiveServerRenderMode()` on `MapRazorComponents<App>()`. only add interactive server services/render mode when the generated components actually use @rendermode InteractiveServer (or the project already does).
- Do not replace existing chained render mode calls (e.g., `.AddInteractiveWebAssemblyRenderMode()`)

### Step 4: Generate Code

Generate all code files manually. Follow these constraints:

- **DO NOT** use any scaffolding CLI tools
- **DO NOT** add packages beyond those required for the scaffolded functionality (e.g., do not add `RuntimeCompilation`, or other convenience packages)
- Match the coding style of existing files in the project (naming conventions, indentation, namespace patterns)

#### Enrich API Endpoints with OpenAPI Metadata (API scaffolders only)

When generating Minimal API or MVC API endpoints with OpenAPI support enabled, add rich metadata to every endpoint so the OpenAPI document is descriptive and useful:

- `.WithName("GetTodoItems")` — unique operation ID for each endpoint
- `.WithTags("TodoItems")` — group endpoints by resource
- `.WithDescription("Returns all todo items")` — human-readable summary
- `.Produces<List<TodoItem>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK)` — document success response type
- `.Produces(StatusCodes.Status404NotFound)` — document error responses
- `.ProducesValidationProblem()` — for endpoints that validate input
- `.WithOpenApi()` — opt the endpoint into OpenAPI generation (if not already globally enabled)

Example for a Minimal API GET endpoint:
```csharp
group.MapGet("/", async (TodoDbContext db) =>
        await db.TodoItems.ToListAsync())
    .WithName("GetAllTodoItems")
    .WithTags("TodoItems")
    .WithDescription("Returns all todo items")
    .Produces<List<TodoItem>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK);
```

### Step 5: Set Up Entity Framework (if applicable)

Skip this step if the scaffolding request does not involve Entity Framework.

- **DO NOT** seed the database in `Program.cs` — always use migrations
- For `dotnet ef`: prefer `dotnet tool restore` from a local tool manifest. Only install globally if no manifest exists
- Inspect the model for navigation properties and foreign keys. Ensure CRUD endpoints/pages exist for referenced entities
- For API scaffolders: the `.http` file MUST create parent entities before child entities. Use FK values consistent with creation order

### Step 6: Generate .http File (API scaffolders only)

Skip this step for non-API scaffolders.

1. Create a `.http` file named `{ModelName}.http` in the project directory. If a file with that name exists, append a numeric suffix (`Product2.http`, `Product3.http`) until unique
2. Include sample requests for every CRUD endpoint scaffolded, including endpoints for parent/dependent entities
3. Every request must target the correct URL path matching an actual mapped endpoint
4. Request labels must accurately describe the action (e.g., "Create a category" must POST to the categories endpoint)
5. Order requests by dependency: create parent entities before child entities
6. When possible, capture IDs from parent creation responses using your HTTP client's variable/templating features and reuse them as foreign key values in child-entity POST payloads
7. If your client cannot capture response values, add comments indicating which FK IDs must be updated after running the parent creation requests; do not leave unrealistic placeholder or assumed FK values that do not correspond to actual parent records when executing the requests

### Step 7: Verify

1. Run `dotnet restore && dotnet build` from the project directory
2. If Entity Framework is used and this is the first verification:
   - Run `dotnet ef migrations add InitialCreate`
   - Run `dotnet ef database update`
   - You will need to change "InitialCreate" to something else if you run this more than once, as EF Core requires unique migration names.
3. If API scaffolder:
   - Inspect `Properties/launchSettings.json` — if a profile named `https` exists, use `dotnet run --launch-profile https`
   - Execute EVERY `.http` request one at a time in dependency order
   - Report method, URL, and status code for each request
   - Stop and fix if any request returns non-2xx
4. Fix all errors until a clean build succeeds

## Validation

- [ ] All generated files match the project's existing CSS framework and conventions
- [ ] `dotnet build` succeeds with zero errors
- [ ] EF migrations apply cleanly (if applicable)
- [ ] All `.http` requests return 2xx status codes (if API scaffolder)
- [ ] No forbidden packages were added (`RuntimeCompilation`, etc.)
- [ ] No CLI scaffolding tools were invoked
- [ ] Blazor `[SupplyParameterFromForm]` properties use `= new()` (if Blazor scaffolder)

## Common Pitfalls

| Pitfall | Solution |
|---------|----------|
| Generated UI doesn't match project's CSS framework | Always inspect layout and CSS files before generating code (Step 2) |
| Blazor `EditForm` crashes on initial GET | Use `= new()` not `null!` for `[SupplyParameterFromForm]` properties |
| EF migration fails due to missing parent entity CRUD | Scaffold CRUD for FK-dependent entities when request mentions foreign keys |
| `.http` file has wrong FK values | Order requests by dependency; use values consistent with creation

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