maui-ui-components-skills
Ready references for an agent on Syncfusion .NET MAUI DataGrid, Scheduler, themes and licensing: 76 controls from the vendor
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Why this level
- The skills are reference only: the agent reads documentation and edits project code at your request.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/maui-ui-components-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skills are reference only: the agent reads documentation and edits project code at your request.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The vendor's repository holds 76 ready skills for Syncfusion .NET MAUI controls. Each skill has a `SKILL.md` whose description lets the agent decide when to apply it, plus a `references/` subfolder with documentation on setup, usage, customization and troubleshooting. They cover DataGrid, Scheduler, accordion, autocomplete, barcode, busy indicator, button, AI AssistView and many other components, and a getting-started skill covers install, licensing and themes. No configuration is needed: the agent finds the right skill from a request like "how do I add grouping to the DataGrid" or "how do I apply a dark theme". Skills install through `npx skills` or by adding a clone as a second root folder of a VS Code workspace.
Who it is for. Developers on .NET MAUI who use Syncfusion controls and want the AI assistant to answer from the vendor's current documentation.
Good fit when
- A MAUI app configures grouping and sorting in the DataGrid
- The Scheduler is switched to week view
- A dark theme and shared styling are applied to Syncfusion controls
- A project is just adopting Syncfusion and needs NuGet packages, licensing and `MauiProgram.cs`
Not a fit when
- The project does not use Syncfusion, since the skills cover only these controls
- You need skills for Xamarin, Blazor or other Syncfusion platforms
- You have no Syncfusion license key, and without it the controls cannot be run
Example request
How do I add column grouping to the Syncfusion DataGrid in .NET MAUI, with an XAML markup example?Limitations
It needs the .NET 9 SDK and a Syncfusion license key (a free community license exists). The repository targets AI assistants that support skills or context files, such as GitHub Copilot and Cursor. The skills are read as references and run nothing in the project. Content reflects the documentation at release time, so compare API versions when Syncfusion packages update. The repository carries no open license file, so read the Syncfusion terms of use.
How to disable. Delete the added skill folders from the workspace or the agent's skills directory. If you added the repository as a second VS Code root, remove its `folders` entry from `.code-workspace`.
FAQ
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add https://github.com/syncfusion/maui-ui-components-skills` or clone the repository and add it as a second root folder in a VS Code workspace.
How does the agent pick a skill?
By the `description` field in the `SKILL.md` header. You can also name a control in the request, such as DataGrid or Scheduler.
What is in each skill?
`SKILL.md` and a `references/` folder with files on getting started, common scenarios, appearance customization and troubleshooting.
Do I need a Syncfusion license?
Yes, a license key is required. A free community license exists for small teams.
Which tools fit?
AI assistants that support skills or context files: GitHub Copilot, Cursor and similar. No setup is needed, and skills are picked up from the workspace.
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