Status
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Makrell# is active and growing quickly.

The implementation already covers substantial ground, including:

* MBF parsing
* MRON and MRML support
* compile/load workflows
* CLR interop
* macros and meta
* a growing pattern-matching system
* baseline async/await support

It is not yet full parity with MakrellPy or MakrellTS, but it is already
clearly beyond the stage of being a placeholder or speculative port.

What that means in practice
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The `.NET` track already has a recognisable practical surface:

* source execution and CLI workflows
* assembly build/load
* generated C# inspection
* MRON and MRML parsing
* CLR interop through imports, construction, and member calls
* shared-family ``async fun`` / ``await`` support

That makes Makrell# relevant both as a language track and as a tooling/runtime
track.

How to read this status
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The most useful way to read the current `.NET` status is:

* the foundation is real and usable
* major language and interop pieces are already in place
* the remaining work is mostly about broadening and deepening the surface rather
  than inventing the implementation from scratch

Current documentation state
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The section now includes:

* quick start and guide pages
* interop and macros/meta pages
* cookbook pages for CLI, interop, and macro-related workflows

The next documentation work is mostly about depth and examples, not about
inventing the section from scratch.

Useful follow-up pages
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* :doc:`quick-start`
* :doc:`guide`
* :doc:`tooling`
* :doc:`interop`
* :doc:`macros-and-meta`