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UserHelps Claude Code select and implement the right ConsolePlus/PromptPlus control for a .NET console app: determines the proper layer, checks if interactive controls run in the target context, chooses among 21 available controls, and guides correct implementation—avoiding manual API decisions.
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select-promptplus-control
Use when building or modifying a .NET console application that uses, or could use, ConsolePlus and/or PromptPlus - to decide which library layer fits the need, whether an interactive control can even run in the target execution context, which of PromptPlus's 21 controls is the right fit, and how to implement it using that control's actual fluent API. Triggers on requests like "add a menu/prompt/progress bar/date picker to this console app", "which PromptPlus control should I use for X", "is this safe to run under CI or redirected input", "pick between ConsolePlus and PromptPlus", "how do I validate/mask/page this input", or any interactive console input/output design question in a .NET project. Only applies to console-type projects (an entry point with OutputType Exe, not WinExe) - not web apps, not WinForms/WPF apps, not libraries with no console entry point; a companion hook enforces this, but check the entry point yourself if the hook isn't installed. Supports PromptPlus 6.0+ only (its 5.x line is being di
manage-adrs
Use whenever the user wants to create, review, approve, reject, version, revise, supersede, undo, migrate, configure, audit, or fix the header/format of Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) via the `adrplus` CLI tool — including bringing pre-existing, hand-written ADR files into compliance with the adrplus schema, and managing adrplus's own plugin system (`adrplus plugins`/`sync`). Trigger on requests like "create an ADR for X", "approve this ADR", "supersede ADR 0001", "set up adrplus in this repo", "fix these ADR headers to match adrplus", "adjust our ADRs to the adrplus standard", "list/activate/install an adrplus plugin", or any mention of ADRs/architecture decision records in a repo that could use adrplus.
select-promptplus-control
Use when building or modifying a .NET console application that uses, or could use, ConsolePlus and/or PromptPlus - to decide which library layer fits the need, whether an interactive control can even run in the target execution context, which of PromptPlus's 21 controls is the right fit, and how to implement it using that control's actual fluent API. Triggers on requests like "add a menu/prompt/progress bar/date picker to this console app", "which PromptPlus control should I use for X", "is this safe to run under CI or redirected input", "pick between ConsolePlus and PromptPlus", "how do I validate/mask/page this input", or any interactive console input/output design question in a .NET project. Only applies to console-type projects (an entry point with OutputType Exe, not WinExe) - not web apps, not WinForms/WPF apps, not libraries with no console entry point; a companion hook enforces this, but check the entry point yourself if the hook isn't installed. Supports PromptPlus 6.0+ only (its 5.x line is being di
manage-adrs
Use whenever the user wants to create, review, approve, reject, version, revise, supersede, undo, migrate, configure, audit, or fix the header/format of Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) via the `adrplus` CLI tool — including bringing pre-existing, hand-written ADR files into compliance with the adrplus schema, and (v1.0.0-beta6+) managing adrplus's own plugin system (`adrplus plugins`/`sync`). Trigger on requests like "create an ADR for X", "approve this ADR", "supersede ADR 0001", "set up adrplus in this repo", "fix these ADR headers to match adrplus", "adjust our ADRs to the adrplus standard", "list/activate/install an adrplus plugin", or any mention of ADRs/architecture decision records in a repo that could use adrplus.
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