sec-scaffold-monorepo-multimodulos-kotlin-speckit

To scaffold a Gradle Kotlin DSL monorepo, you need a tool that automates the creation of api and core modules. This Skill generates that multimodule structure, including an optional shared-libs module, using a scalable Gradle foundation.

Speckit integration works by generating a centralized specs directory under the monorepo root. This layout organizes domain groups and features, enabling a spec-driven workflow that aligns with your Kotlin api and core modules.

Yes, you can include a shared-libs module when creating a Kotlin multimodule project. The scaffolding process supports an optional root shared-libs module alongside the required api and core modules to centralize shared dependencies.

The best way to start a domain-driven Kotlin project is to generate a standardized monorepo scaffold. This provides a consistent Gradle architecture with api and core modules, allowing you to then add domain-specific Speckit spec templates.

Yes, the monorepo scaffold supports Gradle version catalogs for multi-module projects. It prepares a scalable Gradle Kotlin foundation that includes toolchain setup and version catalogs to manage dependencies across the api and core modules.

The limitation of using this standardized monorepo scaffold is that it enforces a specific architecture with api, core, and shared-libs modules. Projects requiring a single-module setup or different Gradle configurations would need significant manual adjustments.