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Agents and skills for building Windows apps with WinUI 3 and the Windows App SDK
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# WinUI agents and skills for Windows app development A GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex plugin for building native Windows apps with **WinUI 3** and the **Windows App SDK** to cover the end-to-end inner loop: scaffold → design → build → run → test → package → ship. <img width="1536" height="1024" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b7d25afc-ba15-4d8a-8dcf-2dd78000f3aa" /> > [!WARNING] > **🚧 Preview · v0.x — expect breaking changes.** Skill names, on-disk layout, agent configuration, analyzer rule IDs, and CLI tool surfaces are all subject to change without notice. There is no SemVer commitment until v1.0. If you need a stable pin, install from a release tag instead of the rolling marketplace (see [Pinning to a release](#pinning-to-a-release)). Outputs are suggestions, not authoritative answers — review them before committing or shipping anything they produce. ## Install The plugin requires **GitHub Copilot** (`winget install GitHub.Copilot`), **Claude Code**, or **OpenAI Codex** installed. **Git** (`winget install Git.Git`) is required for installing pluggins. ### Option A — Just ask Copilot to do it Paste this prompt into a Copilot CLI session. It installs the plugin **and** sets up every prerequisite in one shot: ``` Install the Copilot CLI plugin "winui" from microsoft/win-dev-skills, then set up my machine for WinUI 3 development. Specifically: 1. Run: copilot plugin marketplace add microsoft/win-dev-skills 2. Run: copilot plugin install winui@win-dev-skills 3. Make sure these prerequisites are present (check first; .NET only installs if missing, but WinApp CLI and templates always upgrade to latest): - .NET SDK >= 8.0 (run `dotnet --list-sdks`; if none >= 8.0, `winget install --id Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10 --exact --silent --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements`) - WinApp CLI: must be >= 0.3 (parse `winapp --version`); if missing or older, `winget install --id Microsoft.WinAppCLI`. THEN regardless run `winget upgrade --id Microsoft.WinAppCLI` to get the latest. - WinUI 3 templates: always run `dotnet new install Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK.WinUI.CSharp.Templates` (after refreshing $env:Path) — it upgrades in place if already installed. - Developer Mode (DWORD HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppModelUnlock\AllowDevelopmentWithoutDevLicense == 1) — ASK ME first before triggering UAC; if I decline, just print the elevated command for me to run later. 4. Print a short summary of what was installed vs already present, then tell me to start a new Copilot CLI, activate the "winui-dev" agent, and to ask it to build an app. ``` ### Option B — Install the plugin yourself, then ask the agent to set up the rest If you'd rather run the plugin commands by hand: <details> <summary><strong>GitHub Copilot CLI</strong></summary> The plugin is listed on **awesome-copilot** and can be installed directly: ```powershell copilot plugin install winui@awesome-copilot ``` Or add this repo as a marketplace and install from there: ```powershell copilot plugin marketplace add microsoft/win-dev-skills copilot plugin install winui@win-dev-skills ``` </details> <details> <summary><strong>Claude Code</strong></summary> ```powershell claude plugin marketplace add microsoft/win-dev-skills claude plugin install winui@win-dev-skills ``` </details> <details> <summary><strong>OpenAI Codex</strong></summary> Add the `microsoft/win-dev-skills` marketplace, then enable the `winui` plugin from the plugin directory. > **Note:** Codex doesn't have an "agents" concept, so the orchestrator agent isn't exposed there. The skills still work - invoke them by name (e.g. `/winui-setup`, `/winui-design`) and Codex will load them on demand. </details> <details> <summary><strong>OpenClaw</strong></summary> Install straight from this repo - no marketplace pre-registration needed. The explicit `--marketplace` source clones the repo on demand, reads its marketplace manifest, and
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