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Cadenza.Templates
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dotnet new project templates for the Cadenza single-file scripting SDK family. Each template produces a single .cs file ready to dotnet run.
Install
dotnet new install Cadenza.Templates
Use
| Short name | Variant | Produces |
|---|---|---|
cadenza-console (also cadenza) |
Cadenza |
Console script (shell, CLI, build glue) |
cadenza-worker |
Cadenza.Worker |
Background service / daemon |
cadenza-web |
Cadenza.Web |
Minimal API endpoint |
cadenza-mcp |
Cadenza.Mcp |
MCP server for Claude Desktop / Cursor / VS Code AI |
cadenza-agent |
Cadenza.Agent |
AI agent with OpenAI-compatible HTTP frontend (Ollama / OpenAI / Anthropic / Azure OpenAI) |
dotnet new cadenza -n mytool -o ./mytool # alias for cadenza-console
cd mytool
dotnet run mytool.cs
Each starter pins the matching SDK version, lists the Tier 1 bare names available, and includes a comment with the publish command for a self-contained binary.
Categorization
All five templates carry the Cadenza classification tag so they group together in Visual Studio's "New Project" dialog (once VS surfaces them as of a later release), while each also carries its own variant tag (Console, Worker, Web / WebAPI, AI / MCP, AI / Agent) so they appear under those filters too. The defaultName pre-fills a sensible project name per variant (e.g., MyScript, MyWorker, MyApi, MyMcpServer, MyAgent).
Uninstall
dotnet new uninstall Cadenza.Templates
See the project repository for the full SDK family.
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