sec-multi-monorepo-kotlin-scaffold-speckit

To scaffold a Gradle Kotlin monorepo, this tool automates the creation of a multi-module Spring Boot project skeleton. It generates root, api, core, and shared-libs modules with predefined package conventions and version catalogs.

Spec-Driven Development uses speckit to define feature specs under a dedicated specs/ directory in your Kotlin project. This scaffolding tool sets up that folder structure with templates and a constitution to guide development.

Yes, you can use this to set up a multi-module Kotlin Spring Boot project with shared libraries. It scaffolds a root shared-libs module alongside the api and core modules, applying consistent naming conventions and Kotlin DSL configurations.

The best way to start a Kotlin monorepo with speckit is to run this scaffolding tool with your project name. It generates the complete directory layout, including the specs folder with templates and the Gradle multi-module build files.

Yes, this scaffolding tool applies Java toolchain conventions alongside Kotlin in your Gradle monorepos. It configures the build environment to support both languages within the generated multi-module Spring Boot structure.

Using a template-driven monorepo layout for Kotlin Spring Boot applications ensures consistent package conventions and module separation. It provides a standardized structure with api, core, and shared-libs modules to streamline team development.