DevExpress Blazor AI Chat
Wires up DevExpress's DxAIChat Blazor component end to end — BYOK OpenAI/Azure/Ollama chat UI, v26.1 API only.
Funciona con configuración
Qué hace
Generates and configures DxAIChat, DevExpress's AI-powered chat component for Blazor/.NET (streaming, Markdown, file attachments, tool calling, multi-provider switching), and actively steers away from a long list of obsolete pre-v26.1 APIs. Triggers on requests to add an AI chat widget to a Blazor app, connect it to Azure OpenAI/OpenAI/Ollama, or configure DxAIChat features; requires a paid DevExpress license plus a separately provisioned AI provider key (BYOK) to actually run.
Informe de la prueba
No dotnet SDK available in the test environment and DxAIChat needs a paid DevExpress license to compile, so this was scored on documented-correctness evidence: the skill's own troubleshooting/'obsolete API' tables read almost like a checklist of exactly the mistakes a baseline (non-skill) answer would make — Temperature/MaxTokens properties, args.Content, ChatClientServiceKey, sync SendMessage — all things v26.1 removed or renamed.
Probado el: 2026-07-14 · Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)
Instalación
git clone https://github.com/DevExpress/agent-skills cd agent-skills mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp -r plugins/dx-blazor/skills/devexpress-blazor-ai-chat ~/.claude/skills/devexpress-blazor-ai-chat
Comandos y prompts de ejemplo
/devexpress-blazor-ai-chatWires up DevExpress's DxAIChat Blazor component end to end — BYOK OpenAI/Azure/Ollama chat UI, v26.1 API only.
Los skills se activan con peticiones en lenguaje natural, sin comandos que memorizar. Tras instalarlo, prompts como estos lo activan (en inglés):
Add a DxAIChat component to my Blazor appWire DevExpress AI chat to Azure OpenAI with my own keySet up a chat UI in Blazor using DevExpress components