Most .NET backends end up needing the same dozen things: validation, a distributed lock, an audit trail, an outbox, encrypted columns, typed IDs, idempotent endpoints, rate limits, retries. Each team builds them again, a little differently, and each version is wrong in its own small way.

The Orion family is my answer to that: small, focused libraries for those problems, built to one quality bar and published on NuGet.

I use more than one coding agent on the same repositories. Claude Code works on one thing, Codex on another, and now and then I ask Copilot CLI something. Each of them is good at its job, and none of them knows what the others did.