The marked answer is certainly correct and it helped me to discover the Behavior SDK; however, the Behavior SDK seems to already be installed natively in VS 2015 CTP, rather than being an extension. Furthermore, for a Universal app to use the Behavior SDK you must:
- Right-mouse click your project's References folder and select Add Reference.... The Reference Manager dialog opens.
- Select the Windows Phone 8.1 tab or the Windows 8.1 tab on the left, depending upon which type of project you're updating.
- Select the Extensions sub-tab.
- On the right, check Behavior SDK (XAML).
- In a solution for a universal project, the Shared project can make use of the Behavior SDK just like any other project; however, it doesn't have any References folder, so you must simply add the reference to all of the target platform projects instead using the previous steps; e.g., your .Windows and .WindowsPhone projects.
The XAML namespaces that you must define are still the same: