Agent setup

Set Up Syncfusion for Your AI Coding Agent

One line does the whole thing. Your agent fetches the instructions, installs the onboarding skill, works out which of 18 platforms this project is, and pulls the matching skill pack — before it writes any Syncfusion code.

Send this to your agent

No license, no key, no account. The agent does the rest and reports back which platform it detected and which pack it installed.

Set up this project for Syncfusion before generating code. Fetch and follow the official instructions at https://ai.syncfusion.com/agent-setup/prompt.md, then report the detected platform, installed skill pack, MCP status, and any required licensing action.

Pick your agent

Select an agent for step-by-step setup instructions — where it reads skills from, where its MCP configuration lives, and how to confirm it worked.

Claude Code Skills.claude/skills/ MCP.mcp.json Setup guide Codex Skills.agents/skills/ MCP~/.codex/config.toml Setup guide Gemini CLI Skills.agents/skills/ MCP~/.gemini/settings.json Setup guide Cursor Skills.agents/skills/ MCP.cursor/mcp.json Setup guide Windsurf Skills.windsurf/skills/ MCP~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json Setup guide Visual Studio Code / GitHub Copilot Skills.agents/skills/ MCP.vscode/mcp.json Setup guide Syncfusion Code Studio Skills.codestudio/skills/ MCP.codestudio/mcp.json Setup guide JetBrains IDEs SkillsMCP client only MCPAI Assistant → MCP settings Setup guide Cline Skills.agents/skills/ MCPmcp.json Setup guide

9 agents. Most read skills from the shared .agents/skills/ project directory; Claude Code, Windsurf and Code Studio use a vendor-specific one. JetBrains is an MCP client only.

Not listed? The onboarding skill and the platform indexes are plain Markdown at stable URLs, so any agent that can fetch a URL can be set up the same way. Point it at /agent-setup/prompt.md and it will work through the same steps.