What problem does it solve? When working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project, it is hard to know which of the 75 available KMP skills applies to a given task, in what order to invoke them, and which architecture layer owns a piece of code. This Skill acts as a meta-orchestrator that maps every skill in the collection, its dependencies, and the correct sequencing for any KMP task. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Skill Routing and Sequencing: Maps all 75 KMP skills across seven layers (architecture contract, foundation, infrastructure, platform patterns, feature blocks, UI, testing) with a dependency graph and priority ladder. - Decision Trees: Answers common questions like where code belongs, which state container to use, which transport fits a backend call, and when to use expect/actual versus interfaces. - Build Order and Feature Checklists: Provides a phased build order for new projects and a per-layer checklist for every feature module slice. - Use Case: You want to add a full feature (network, database, UI, navigation) to an existing KMP app. This Skill tells you to load repository-pattern, presenter-module, mvi, and navigation in dependency order, then hands off to kmp-audit to verify no architecture violations were introduced. ## Quick Start Ask the agent which KMP skills to use and in what order to add offline-first product listing with pagination to your existing Compose Multiplatform app.
