new-feature

To scaffold a new feature module in Kotlin Multiplatform, you provide the feature name to generate the complete module structure, including Gradle build scripts, navigation route registration, and dependency injection wiring.

Generating a KMP feature skeleton produces standard Clean Architecture components: ViewModel, Route, Screen skeletons, basic UI hooks, and test scaffolding, ensuring reproducible boilerplate and fewer integration errors across modules.

Yes, the scaffolding tool sets up dependency injection and navigation wiring automatically by generating route and screen skeletons alongside Gradle integration, enforcing the project's architecture rules without manual configuration.

You can use this feature scaffolder if your Kotlin Multiplatform repository follows the NutriSport Clean Architecture conventions, as it applies project-specific architecture defaults to generate module structures and component skeletons.

The best way to add a new screen with navigation and Gradle setup in KMP is to use a scaffolding tool that enforces architecture rules, generating build scripts, routes, and DI wiring to enable faster feature delivery.

Manual feature module creation leads to integration errors in Kotlin Multiplatform because inconsistent boilerplate across modules breaks architecture rules, whereas automated scaffolding enforces standard DI wiring, navigation, and Gradle setup.