Enforce Kotlin code style and formatting using ktlint presets and editorconfig.
npx skills add https://github.com/ClankerGuru/opsx --skill ktlint
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ktlint Source: https://github.com/ClankerGuru/opsx/tree/main/cli/src/main/resources/content/skills/ktlint Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ClankerGuru/opsx --skill ktlint
ktlint enforces Kotlin code style and formatting according to a set of presets (ktlint_official, intellij_idea, android_studio) and adheres to a project’s .editorconfig.
Run ktlintCheck to lint Kotlin sources and ktlintFormat to apply fixes.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To enforce Kotlin code style across a multi-module Gradle project, use ktlint with the jlleitschuh Gradle plugin. Running ktlintCheck detects style violations, while ktlintFormat automatically applies fixes, ensuring consistent formatting throughout your repository.
Yes, ktlint works with .editorconfig files for rule configuration and supports multiple style presets including ktlint_official, intellij_idea, and android_studio. This allows you to match your existing IDE formatting rules and maintain consistent Kotlin code style.
You can suppress specific Kotlin linting rules by using the @Suppress annotation in your code. This allows you to bypass ktlint style checks for allowed exceptions without disabling the rule globally across your codebase.
The best way to introduce Kotlin formatting in CI without breaking builds is generating a ktlint baseline. The jlleitschuh Gradle plugin supports baseline files, allowing existing style violations to be ignored while enforcing rules strictly on new code.
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