Our review
Launches a Blazor WASM app, a .NET CLI console app, or a Jupyter notebook based on the provided argument.
Strengths
- Automatically runs the correct project with a single command
- Handles background process execution
- Works with three common project types
Limitations
- Depends on absolute paths specific to the user's machine
- Does not auto-display the Blazor dev URL (user must know it)
- Only supports three predefined arguments
When you want to quickly start one of the predefined projects (Blazor, CLI, Python) without typing the full commands.
If you need to run multiple instances simultaneously or a project not listed.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only runs predetermined, hardcoded commands for local development projects. User input is validated against a whitelist ('blazor', 'cli', 'python'), and invalid input is rejected without execution. No destructive actions, obfuscation, or exfiltration are present. Running dotnet and jupyter locally is typical for development and poses no inherent risk in this context.
No concerns found
Examples
run blazorrun clirun pythonname: run description: Run the Blazor WASM app, .NET CLI console app, or Python Jupyter notebook allowed-tools: Bash(dotnet run:), Bash(jupyter:), Bash(python:*)
Argument
$ARGUMENTS — one of: blazor, cli, python
Commands
| Argument | Command | Type |
|----------|---------|------|
| blazor | dotnet run --project dotnet/BlazorChat | dev server — run in background |
| cli | dotnet run --project dotnet/AnthropicApiClient | interactive console — run in background |
| python | python/\.venv/Scripts/jupyter notebook python/001-requests.ipynb | notebook server — run in background |
All commands are executed from the repository root:
D:\OneDrive - Personal\OneDrive\Source\Trainings\AI\Claude with Anthropic API
Your task
- Parse
$ARGUMENTS(trim whitespace, lowercase). - If the value is not one of
blazor,cli,python:- Tell the user the valid options and stop. Do not run anything.
- Run the matching command using the Bash tool with
run_in_background: true. - Report back:
- blazor — the dev server URL (typically
https://localhost:5001) - cli — note that the app is interactive; the user should watch the terminal output for the prompt
- python — Jupyter opens in the browser automatically; the notebook URL will appear in the background output
- blazor — the dev server URL (typically
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