Andrew Lock • 7/29/2025

Running one-off .NET tools with dnx: Exploring the .NET 10 preview - Part 5

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This article details the new `dnx` command introduced in the .NET 10 preview, which allows developers to run one-off .NET tools directly from NuGet packages without a prior installation step. It explains the command's usage, syntax, and how it compares to existing `dotnet tool` commands and similar tools like npx in the Node.js ecosystem.

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