kotlin-build-kmp-gradle-governance

To identify modularization and dependency hygiene problems in a Kotlin Multiplatform Gradle build, analyze module boundaries and dependency direction using convention plugins and version catalogs to spot configuration drift before it causes maintenance issues.

The best way to audit shared build logic in a KMP repository is to review convention plugins and version catalogs against official Gradle and Kotlin guidance, evaluating repository management and stack-specific leakage to flag governance gaps.

To review a pull request changing Gradle structure in a multi-module KMP project, analyze modifications to shared build logic and source-set configuration, flagging Android KMP integration issues and compatibility risks introduced by the dependency changes.

Yes, you can use version catalogs to fix configuration drift across multi-module Kotlin Multiplatform builds by centralizing dependency versions and applying convention plugins to enforce consistent repository management and module boundaries.

You need to check Android KMP integration and stack-specific leakage during a Gradle build refactor when evaluating source-set configuration and compatibility risks, ensuring module boundaries align with official Android and Kotlin guidance.