AI Agents in Radzen Blazor Studiolink

Radzen Blazor Studio supports AI coding agents through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) - an open protocol that standardizes communication between development tools and AI agents. With ACP, you can chat with an AI agent directly inside Radzen Blazor Studio. The agent can read and edit your files, run terminal commands, and help you build your application faster.

Radzen Blazor Studio does not ship any AI agent. You need to install the agent of your choice before using it.

Supported agentslink

• Claude Code
• Codex - additionally requires you to run npm install -g @zed-industries/codex-acp (which needs NodeJS).
• Cursor
• Gemini CLI
• GitHub Copilot
• OpenCode

Once installed restart Radzen Blazor Studio then select the agent from the dropdown in the AI panel and start chatting.

Note Starting June 15, 2026, Claude Code usage through the Agent SDK (including claude -p) on Claude subscription plans draws from a new monthly Agent SDK credit, separate from your interactive usage limits.

Radzen Blazor MCPlink

When you use an AI agent through Radzen Blazor Studio, Radzen Blazor MCP is automatically configured - no manual setup needed. The agent gets access to Radzen Blazor component documentation, API details, and ready-made templates out of the box.

MCP Serverlink

Radzen Blazor Studio also includes its own built-in MCP server that lets the agent scaffold pages, edit components, and manage themes and data sources directly in your open project. Agents you use through the AI panel get this configured automatically - no setup needed. To connect an agent you run outside Radzen Blazor Studio (a terminal CLI or another editor), see the MCP server guide.

Troubleshootinglink

If you don't see an installed agent in the agent dropdown make sure it is available in PATH. You should be able to run the agent CLI executable from terminal or command prompt.