Things I have built.
A C# library for the Rust+ companion API: query and control your server, render in-game security cameras, receive FCM push notifications, and acquire the required credentials natively — no Node.js required.
A .NET CLI proxy that wraps dotnet commands and filters their verbose output down to what matters, cutting the LLM token usage of AI coding agents.
A CloudCLI plugin that surfaces Claude Code usage in a dedicated tab: live plan-limit gauges for the session, weekly and per-model windows, plus a 30-day token and cost history parsed locally from session transcripts.
A Discord bot built on the Rust+ companion API that brings your Rust server into Discord — relay in-game events, query server state, and control smart devices without leaving chat. Powered by RustPlusApi.
A .NET tool ecosystem that visualizes project dependencies, database schemas, and class hierarchies as Mermaid diagrams — as a CLI for manual analysis and an MCP server for AI-assisted exploration.
A ready-to-use workspace for developing Rust (the game) server plugins, compatible with both the Carbon and Oxide modding frameworks — preconfigured so you can start writing and building plugins immediately.
A provider-agnostic, Discord-library-agnostic persistence layer for Discord bots, built on EF Core 10. Ships the model only — entities, conventions and module configurations — leaving you in full control of the database provider and the Discord gateway.
A .NET template package of project and item templates for the dotnet new CLI, scaffolding ready-to-go solutions with sensible defaults (centralized packages, editorconfig, SDK pinning).
A strongly-typed .NET client for the public RustMaps API (v4) — look up procedural and custom maps, request map generation, upload saves, and read your generation limits, with Result<T> everywhere and first-class dependency injection.