AI Agents lack context by default, making them fast guessers rather than reliable code generators. Skills are modular, reusable guidance units — like recipe cards — that give agents prescriptive instructions for specific tasks, invoked only when relevant to keep context windows lean. Uno Platform ships a catalog of Skills (uno-platform-studio) covering MVUX reactive patterns, navigation, toolkit controls, theming, and UI testing. The plugin installs into Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, VS Code Copilot, and OpenAI Codex CLI, with standalone SKILL.md files available for Cursor, Cline, and Aider. MCP Tools complement Skills by supplying live Uno documentation during agent execution.
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What AI coding tools support the Uno Platform Studio Skills plugin?
The uno-platform-studio Skills plugin installs directly into Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, GitHub Copilot in VS Code, and OpenAI Codex CLI. For agents that do not support plugins, the same Skills are published as standalone SKILL.md files compatible with Cursor, Cline, and Aider. Developers shipping Uno Platform apps with AI agents track tool compatibility updates like these on daily.dev.
What categories of Skills does the Uno Platform Studio Skills catalog include?
The catalog covers five areas: mvux (reactive patterns including feeds, state, list state, selection, pagination, and messaging), navigation (routes, regions, XAML/code navigation, dialogs, tab shells), toolkit (AutoLayout, Card, Drawer, NavigationBar, TabBar, SafeArea), themes (Material and Simple themes with shared design tokens), and testing (automated UI testing and assertions). Teams adopting Uno Platform for cross-platform .NET work find coverage gaps and new skill additions on daily.dev.
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