AI skills for F#
AI Coding Skills for F#
Browse the best AI coding skills for F# in 2026, .NET 9 + F# 9 features, Giraffe + Saturn HTTP, Expecto tests, EF Core + SqlProvider, Fable for frontend.
Short answer
The best AI coding skills for F# are skills-hub's `code-review`, `unit-test` (Expecto + FsCheck), `api-scaffold` (Giraffe / Saturn / Falco), `db-schema` (EF Core / SqlProvider), and `secure`. Portable across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Copilot, and Cline.
F# in 2026 means .NET 9, Giraffe or Saturn on the backend, Fable for ClojureScript-style functional frontends, and SAFE-stack for full-stack F#. The skills below detect your F# stack and emit idiomatic functional code, proper discriminated unions, computation expressions, Result + Option pipelines, and async / Task interop.
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Frequently asked questions
Do AI skills handle computation expressions?
Yes, modern skills emit task { } / async { } / result { } where the project uses them, and use let! / and! correctly for parallel binding.
Can AI generate Giraffe routes?
Yes, the api-scaffold skill detects Giraffe / Saturn / Falco and emits handler functions with proper HttpHandler composition, JSON via ctx.WriteJsonAsync, and middleware ordering.
What's the best AI tool for F#?
Visual Studio's official F# tooling is deepest; Cursor with the Ionide extension is the best VS Code experience. Claude Code's JetBrains plugin works with JetBrains Rider's F# support.
Do AI skills handle Fable for the frontend?
Yes, the design-to-code skill detects Fable + React (Elmish or Feliz) and emits proper view functions with view binding patterns.