Is it updated for the Kotlin 2.0 K2 compiler?

Absolutely. The skill is specifically designed for Kotlin 2.0+ and provides troubleshooting and optimization tips for the K2 compiler and new language features.

Does this skill support Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP)?

Yes, it includes comprehensive support for Compose Multiplatform, enabling the creation of shared UI and logic across Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web.

What testing frameworks are supported?

The skill provides patterns and implementation guides for JUnit 5, MockK, Kotest, and Turbine for testing reactive Flows.

Can it assist with backend API development?

Yes, it provides deep integration for Ktor 3.0, Spring Boot WebFlux, and database handling with the Exposed SQL framework.

Kotlin Multiplatform & Ktor Specialist

Name: Kotlin Multiplatform & Ktor Specialist
Author: modu-ai

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Mobile Development

Accelerates Kotlin 2.0 development with specialized patterns for Ktor servers, Compose Multiplatform UI, and idiomatic coroutine management.

About

This skill equips Claude with deep expertise in the Kotlin 2.0 ecosystem, specifically optimized for the K2 compiler and modern frameworks. It provides immediate assistance for building high-performance backend services with Ktor 3.0, managing complex asynchronous flows using structured concurrency, and developing shared UI components with Compose Multiplatform. Whether you are building Android apps, reactive Spring Boot services, or cross-platform applications, this skill ensures type-safe, idiomatic, and performance-optimized code through integration with Context7 documentation and best-in-class testing patterns.

Key Features

Ktor 3.0 server and client implementation
Kotlin 2.0 & K2 compiler optimization
Advanced Coroutines and Flow patterns
Compose Multiplatform for Android, iOS, and Desktop
Exposed SQL framework and database migrations
16 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Modernizing legacy Java codebases into idiomatic Kotlin 2.0 projects.
Building cross-platform mobile and desktop applications using Compose Multiplatform.
Developing high-concurrency microservices with Ktor and structured concurrency.

About

Key Features

Ktor 3.0 server and client implementation
Kotlin 2.0 & K2 compiler optimization
Advanced Coroutines and Flow patterns
Compose Multiplatform for Android, iOS, and Desktop
Exposed SQL framework and database migrations
16 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Modernizing legacy Java codebases into idiomatic Kotlin 2.0 projects.
Building cross-platform mobile and desktop applications using Compose Multiplatform.
Developing high-concurrency microservices with Ktor and structured concurrency.