Developer Creates Practical Claude Skills for Kotlin Multiplatform Projects

A developer has created a public repository of Claude skills specifically for Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) development after finding existing skills inadequate for practical work.
Why This Repository Exists
The developer was setting up Claude Code for a KMP project and noticed most existing skills fell into three problematic categories:
- Too generic
- Too opinionated around one specific stack
- Too thin to be really useful
What's Included
The repository focuses on practical aspects of KMP development that developers actually need help with:
- Architecture reviews
- Feature implementation
- Modularization
- Compose Multiplatform UI
- Navigation
- Platform bridges
- Deep links
- Adaptive UI
- Testing
- Build governance
Development Approach
The skills are based as much as possible on the official Android and Kotlin Multiplatform documentation, ensuring alignment with recommended practices.
Repository Details
The repository is publicly available at https://github.com/mmiani/kotlin-kmp-agent-skills. The developer invites others using Claude Code with KMP to use it or "tear it apart" for improvement.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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