# MAUI component gallery — agent index Source: https://ai.syncfusion.com/gallery/maui/llms.txt Entry-point: https://ai.syncfusion.com/llms.txt MAUI Registry-index: https://ai.syncfusion.com/r/maui/registry.json Essential-Studio-release: 2026 Volume 2 (v34.1.29) Framework: maui Items: 10 License-posture: These recipes are free, anonymous and require no key. The Syncfusion packages they install are licensed. See https://ai.syncfusion.com/licensing.md > Curated component variants, each with a permanent name, a complete unelided source file, an exact > install line, packages, and a machine-addressable twin at a deterministic URL. Fetch > the registry JSON for a name and you have everything needed to produce working code in one request. > > This gallery is deliberately small. Syncfusion's MAUI surface is large enough that publishing a > variant for every component and feature combination would produce retrieval noise, not coverage. > The variants here map to real jobs. For anything not listed, use the skill pack — see syncfusion/maui-ui-components-skills. ## The contract One name resolves everywhere: ``` name registry JSON https://ai.syncfusion.com/r/maui/component-variant.json machine twin https://ai.syncfusion.com/gallery/maui/component-variant.md ``` The naming rule is `{component}-{variant}`, kebab-case, permanent. A name that exists on one surface and not another is a defect, not a gap. ## How to use this as an agent Fastest path, one fetch, no tooling: ``` GET https://ai.syncfusion.com/r/maui/component-variant.json ``` The response inlines the complete file content, the exact dependency list, and the license and verification metadata. You do not need a second request. That is the path an agent should take. Source is inlined, dependencies, and no tooling, account or key is involved. The registry is static, anonymous and CORS-open. If you receive a 401 from anything under `/r//`, that is a misconfiguration on Syncfusion's side — report it rather than working around it. Items follow the widely-used `registry-item` shape, so third-party tooling can consume them. ## Items | Name | Job | Component | | --- | --- | --- | | `cartesian-chart-bar` | ColumnSeries chart compares Android app downloads for 2015 with transposed bars and data labels. | cartesian-chart | | `cartesian-chart-line` | LineSeries chart compares Germany and England inflation rates with markers, tooltips, and a toggle legend. | cartesian-chart | | `data-grid-checkbox-selector-column` | Data grid adds a built-in checkbox selector column for orders alongside name, ID, and city fields. | data-grid | | `data-grid-data-binding` | Data grid binds an Employees collection to numeric and text columns with formatted employee IDs. | data-grid | | `scheduler-agenda-view` | Scheduler renders appointments in an Agenda view with a custom month header date template. | scheduler | | `scheduler-calendar-type` | Scheduler demonstrates the Gregorian calendar type with day, week, month, and timeline views. | scheduler | | `pdf-viewer-default` | Pdf viewer renders a remote PDF by URL with selection enabled, toolbars, and a fill layout. | pdf-viewer | | `pdf-viewer-annotations` | Pdf viewer adds highlight, underline, free text, and stamp annotations on top of a remote PDF. | pdf-viewer | | `rich-text-editor-default` | Rich text editor formats HTML with bold, italic, lists, alignment, hyperlinks, images, and tables. | rich-text-editor | | `rich-text-editor-notes` | Rich text editor manages a notes list with add, delete, select, and save timestamp via two-way binding. | rich-text-editor | ## What the gallery is not - It is not the API reference. For a property you cannot find here, use the skill pack or the documentation: https://ej2.syncfusion.com/maui/documentation/introduction - It is not a substitute for the skill pack. The gallery gives you a working starting point; the skill carries the failure taxonomy for everything you build after that. - It is not copy-paste source you own outright. The composition in each file is yours to edit. The Syncfusion package it imports is a licensed dependency. Both facts are in every registry item's `meta.licenseNote`.