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TL;DR: The AI Coding Assistant now supports Angular, .NET MAUI, Vue, and JavaScript, enabling faster UI development with intelligent code generation. This guide shows how to use the assistant to integrate components like the Syncfusion Grid into Angular and .NET MAUI apps using simple prompts in Visual Studio Code.

We’re excited to announce that the Syncfusion AI Coding Assistant is now available for Angular, Vue, TypeScript, JavaScript, and .NET MAUI! This powerful tool, backed by the MCP Server, helps developers accelerate their workflow with intelligent code generation, documentation, and troubleshooting, all within their favorite IDEs.

What’s New?

The AI Coding Assistant now supports:

  • Angular via SyncfusionAngularAssistant
  • Vue via SyncfusionVueAssistant
  • TypeScript via SyncfusionTypeScriptAssistant
  • JavaScript via SyncfusionJavaScriptAssistant
  • .NET MAUI via SyncfusionMAUIAssistant

Now, in this blog, we’ll explore how to integrate SyncfusionAngularAssistant and SyncfusionMAUIAssistant into apps.

SyncfusionAngularAssistant

Step 1: Configure the Assistant

Let’s kick things off by creating a fresh Angular app. If you already have one, you can skip this step. Otherwise, follow the getting started guide to scaffold your project. Then, configure the MCP server as described in the documentation. Once configured, launch the Copilot extension in Visual Studio Code by selecting Start in mcp.json.

Copilot extension in the Angular app
Copilot extension in the Angular app

Step 2: Initialize Angular Grid

Once you’ve configured the MCP server and launched Copilot, you’ll be ready to generate Syncfusion components with just a prompt.

Enable Agent Mode in Copilot, and in your prompt, prefix it with #SyncfusionAngularAssistant to invoke the assistant. You can also use any of the following prompts to invoke the assistant.

  • /syncfusion-angular-assistant
  • /syncfusion-angular
  • @syncfusion-angular
  • @ask_syncfusion_angular

Now, let’s initialize the Angular DataGrid.

Imagine you’re building an app with a DataGrid that supports sorting and filtering. Instead of manually writing boilerplate code, you can prompt the SyncfusionAngularAssistant to generate it instantly.

#SyncfusionAngularAssistant Add the Grid component with sorting and filtering features.

Copilot will automatically apply the LLM-generated code to your project.

Initializing Angular Grid using Syncfusion AI Assistant
Initializing Angular Grid using Syncfusion AI Assistant

Note: Always review AI-generated code for accuracy before using it.

Step 3: Run the App

Use the command below to launch your Angular app:

ng serve

Your app will now display the Grid component with sorting and filtering enabled.

Angular DataGrid output
Angular DataGrid

Now that we’ve explored Angular integration, let’s see how .NET MAUI developers can leverage the SyncfusionMAUIAssistant to simplify cross-platform UI development.

SycfusionMAUIAssistant

If you’re building cross-platform apps using .NET MAUI, SyncfusionMAUIAssistant is your new productivity booster. This AI-powered assistant helps you generate UI components and configure features through simple prompts.

To get started, configure the SyncfusionMAUIAssistant MCP server as described in the MCP Server documentation. Then, launch the Copilot extension in Visual Studio Code by selecting Start in mcp.json, as described earlier.

Copilot extension in the .NET MAUI app
Copilot extension in the .NET MAUI app

Once configured, you can activate the assistant using any of the following tags in your prompt:

  • /syncfusion-maui-assistant
  • /syncfusion-maui
  • @syncfusion-maui
  • @ask_syncfusion_maui
  • Maui

Let’s see an example.

Imagine you’re building a cross-platform app with a DataGrid that supports sorting and grouping, you can simply prompt the SyncfusionMAUIAssistant to generate the required implementation instantly.

/syncfusion-maui Add sorting and grouping for .NET MAUI DataGrid

It will generate the necessary XAML and C# code to enable these features, saving you hours of manual setup.

Initializing .NET MAUI Grid using Syncfusion AI Assistant
Initializing .NET MAUI Grid using Syncfusion AI Assistant

Note: Always review AI-generated code for accuracy before using it.

Once the code has been generated, run the application.

.NET MAUI DataGrid
.NET MAUI DataGrid

Conclusion

The Syncfusion AI Coding Assistant is more than just a productivity tool, it’s a smart coding companion that understands your development needs across Blazor, React, Angular, Vue, JavaScript, and .NET MAUI. Whether you’re scaffolding a new app, integrating complex UI components, or adding advanced features like sorting, filtering, and export options, this assistant helps you do it faster and smarter.

By combining the power of AI with Syncfusion’s robust component libraries, developers can now focus more on innovation and less on repetitive coding tasks. So go ahead, prompt, generate, and build with confidence. The future of intelligent development is here, and it’s just a prompt away.

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Sabari Anand is a Product Manager at Syncfusion, where he has been contributing since 2015. He specializes in web control development across a range of technologies, including Blazor, JavaScript, ASP.NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, Angular, React, and Vue. Currently, he leads the Blazor Data Visualization component development team, overseeing key development initiatives and ensuring the delivery of high-quality features.

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