TalissonVitorino/kmp-ios-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Material 3 Expressive design patterns for Jetpack Compose - expressive theming, motion physics, shape morphing, typography emphasis, color emphasis, and all 28 expressive components.
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TalissonVitorino/kmp-ios-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Material 3 Expressive design patterns for Jetpack Compose - expressive theming, motion physics, shape morphing, typography emphasis, color emphasis, and all 28 expressive components.
Aks-4125/kmp-glassmorphism-skill
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Implements a production-grade Glassmorphism design system for Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) Compose Multiplatform projects. Use when the user asks for glass UI, frosted glass effects, glassmorphism theme, translucent/transparent UI components, liquid/blob animated backgrounds, or premium modern dark-mode design in a…
Skill Claude Code
KMP bridge standards for iOS. USE FOR: structuring a bridge layer between Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) and Swift; integrating KMP iOS framework APIs in a Swift app (direct integration or SwiftPM); handling SKIE flows and sealed classes; mapping Kotlin models/errors to Swift domain types; keeping KMP imports confined to…
Skill Claude Code
Comprehensive Material 3 (Material You) design system skill for Jetpack Compose and Compose Multiplatform (KMP). Covers color tokens, typography, shape, 30+ components, adaptive layout, navigation patterns, dynamic color, dark mode, motion/animation, and accessibility. Compose-first — no web or Flutter code.
almasumdev/awesome-kotlin-multiplatform-agent-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Gradle Kotlin DSL patterns for KMP — version catalogs, hierarchical source sets, convention plugins, assembling XCFrameworks and fat frameworks. Use when wiring or refactoring a KMP build.
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