Expert .NET knowledge delivered directly to your AI assistant via the Model Context Protocol.
50+ curated guides, anti-pattern detection, migration planning, and code analysis for .NET 8–10 and C# 12–14. No API key required.
DotNetMCP gives every AI coding assistant deep .NET expertise through the Model Context Protocol. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible tool.
Instead of relying on the AI’s training data alone (which may be outdated or incomplete), DotNetMCP feeds your assistant curated, up-to-date .NET knowledge in real time — covering modern patterns, performance optimization, security best practices, and migration strategies.
Built for the community
DotNetMCP is sponsored by Noundry and free for all .NET developers. No signup, no API keys, no rate limits. Just connect and go.
Your AI assistant gains these capabilities automatically
Search 50+ expert guides covering EF Core, minimal APIs, authentication, performance, testing, and more.
Identify 24+ common .NET anti-patterns including N+1 queries, sync-over-async, service locator abuse, and more.
Review code for OWASP vulnerabilities, insecure configurations, and .NET-specific security issues.
Generate migration plans with risk assessments for upgrading from .NET 6/7/8 to .NET 9/10.
Analyze code for performance issues. Covers Span<T>, pooling, caching strategies, and async patterns.
Expert code review for .NET conventions, design patterns, SOLID principles, and C# 12–14 features.
Curated expert knowledge across the entire .NET ecosystem
DotNetMCP helps your AI assistant catch these common mistakes before they ship:
Works with every major AI coding tool
Add the MCP server with one command. Works immediately.
Add to your MCP configuration file. Restart the IDE.
Add to your Claude Desktop config. Restart the app.
See how DotNetMCP improves your AI-assisted development
Ask your AI assistant to help with the migration. DotNetMCP provides a step-by-step plan with breaking change alerts, deprecated API replacements, and new feature recommendations.
DotNetMCP detects anti-patterns like N+1 queries, sync-over-async calls, and allocation-heavy code that would otherwise slip through code review.
Ask about any .NET topic and get accurate, up-to-date guidance with code examples that follow current best practices.
Better answers, fewer hallucinations, current best practices
Free for all .NET developers. Sponsored by Noundry.
No signup. No API key. Just connect and start coding better.