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AmethystMultiplatform Skills Creation Plan
Overview
Create 8 hybrid domain skills combining general expertise with AmethystMultiplatform-specific patterns.
Approach: Each skill provides domain knowledge + project-specific implementation patterns from codebase.
Skills to Implement
1. kotlin-multiplatform ✅ COMPLETED
Focus: KMP architecture, jvmAndroid source set pattern, expect/actual
SKILL.md sections:
- Mental model: KMP hierarchy as dependency graph
- Source set architecture: commonMain → jvmAndroid → {androidMain, jvmMain}
- The jvmAndroid pattern (unique to this project, verified in quartz/build.gradle.kts:132-149)
- expect/actual mechanics with 24+ examples from codebase
- iOS framework setup for Quartz distribution
Bundled resources:
references/source-set-hierarchy.md- Visual diagram + examplesreferences/expect-actual-catalog.md- All 24 expect/actual pairs with patternsscripts/validate-kmp-structure.sh- Verify source set dependenciesassets/kmp-hierarchy-diagram.png- Visual graph
Differentiation: Existing kotlin-multiplatform agent = general KMP. This skill = Amethyst's unique jvmAndroid pattern, concrete examples.
Status: ✅ Skill created and packaged at .claude/skills/kotlin-multiplatform/
2. gradle-expert
Focus: Build optimization, dependency resolution, multi-module KMP troubleshooting
SKILL.md sections:
- Build architecture: 4 modules, dependency flow
- Version catalog mastery (libs.versions.toml)
- Module dependency patterns (api vs implementation)
- Android-specific: compileSdk, proguard
- Desktop packaging: TargetFormat, distributions
- Build performance: daemon, parallel, caching
- Common errors: compose version conflicts, secp256k1 JNI variants
Bundled resources:
references/build-commands.md- Common gradle tasksreferences/dependency-graph.md- Module visualizationscripts/analyze-build-time.sh- Performance reportscripts/fix-dependency-conflicts.sh- Conflict patterns
Differentiation: Focus on 4-module structure, KMP + Android + Desktop combo, specific issues (compose conflicts).
3. kotlin-expert ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
Focus: Flow state management, sealed hierarchies, immutability, DSL builders, inline/reified
SKILL.md sections:
- Flow state management: StateFlow/SharedFlow patterns (AccountManager, RelayConnectionManager)
- Sealed hierarchies: sealed class vs sealed interface decision trees (AccountState, SignerResult)
- Immutability: @Immutable for Compose performance (173+ event classes)
- DSL builders: Type-safe fluent APIs (TagArrayBuilder, TlvBuilder)
- Inline functions: reified generics, performance optimization (OptimizedJsonMapper)
- Value classes: Zero-cost wrappers (optimization opportunity)
Bundled resources:
references/flow-patterns.md- StateFlow/SharedFlow with AccountManager, RelayManager patternsreferences/sealed-class-catalog.md- All 8 sealed types in quartz with usage patternsreferences/dsl-builder-examples.md- TagArrayBuilder, PrivateTagArrayBuilder, TlvBuilder, custom DSL patternsreferences/immutability-patterns.md- @Immutable annotation, data classes, ImmutableList/Map/Set
Differentiation: Complements kotlin-coroutines agent (deep async). This skill = Amethyst Kotlin idioms (StateFlow state management, sealed for type safety, @Immutable for Compose, DSL builders).
Status: ✅ SKILL.md (455 lines) + 4 references created at .claude/skills/kotlin-expert/
10-Step Progress:
- ✅ UNDERSTAND - Defined scope (Flow/sealed/DSL/immutability/inline)
- ✅ EXPLORE - Found 173 @Immutable events, StateFlow in AccountManager/RelayManager, SignerResult generics, TagArrayBuilder
- ✅ RESEARCH - StateFlow vs SharedFlow, sealed class vs interface best practices 2025
- ✅ SYNTHESIZE - Extracted Amethyst patterns (hot flows for state, sealed for results, @Immutable for perf)
- ✅ DRAFT - Created SKILL.md + 4 reference files (flow, sealed, dsl, immutability)
- ✅ SELF-CRITIQUE - Reviewed against 4 Core Truths (all PASS)
- ✅ ITERATE - Draft complete (skipping deep iteration for now)
- ⏸️ TEST - Deferred to later (requires real usage scenarios)
- ⏸️ FINALIZE - Deferred to later
- ✅ DOCUMENT - Updated plan
4. compose-expert
Focus: Shared composables, state management, animations, Material3
SKILL.md sections:
- Shared composables philosophy (100+ already shared in commons/commonMain)
- State management: remember, derivedStateOf, produceState
- Recomposition optimization: @Stable/@Immutable
- Material3 conventions: theming
- Custom icons: ImageVector builders (38+ icons)
- Platform differences: Desktop vs Android UI
- Performance: lazy lists, image loading
Bundled resources:
references/shared-composables-catalog.md- 100+ composablesreferences/state-patterns.md- State hoisting examplesreferences/icon-assets.md- Custom icon catalogscripts/find-composables.sh- Grep @Composable
Differentiation: Multiplatform Compose patterns, shared vs platform UI philosophy, Amethyst conventions (robohash, custom icons).
5. ios-expert
Focus: iosMain patterns, Swift/KMP interop, XCFramework generation
SKILL.md sections:
- iOS source sets: iosMain, iosX64Main, iosArm64Main
- Swift interop: type mapping, nullability
- expect/actual iOS: 10+ examples from quartz/iosMain
- XCFramework setup: baseName = "quartz-kmpKit"
- Platform APIs: platform.posix, CFNetwork, Security
- CocoaPods integration
- XCode project setup
Bundled resources:
references/ios-actual-implementations.md- 10 iosMain actualsreferences/swift-interop-guide.md- Type mappingreferences/xcode-integration.md- XCode setupscripts/generate-xcframework.sh- Build all iOS targets
Differentiation: iOS platform specialization with Amethyst iosMain patterns, Quartz framework setup.
6. desktop-expert ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
Focus: Desktop UX, window management, Compose Desktop APIs, OS-specific conventions
SKILL.md sections:
- Desktop entry point: application {} DSL
- Window management: WindowState, positioning, multi-window
- Menu system: MenuBar, keyboard shortcuts (OS-aware)
- System tray: minimize to tray
- Desktop navigation: NavigationRail pattern (vs Android bottom nav)
- File system: Desktop.getDesktop(), file pickers, drag-drop
- Desktop UX principles: keyboard-first, native feel, tooltips
- OS-specific behavior: macOS vs Windows vs Linux
- Platform detection: PlatformDetector utility
- Packaging: DMG, MSI, DEB distribution
Bundled resources:
references/desktop-compose-apis.md- Complete Desktop API catalog (Window, Tray, MenuBar, Dialog, etc.)references/desktop-navigation.md- NavigationRail vs BottomNav patternsreferences/keyboard-shortcuts.md- Standard shortcuts by OS with DesktopShortcuts helperreferences/os-detection.md- Platform detection, file paths, system integration
Differentiation: Desktop-only APIs, OS conventions (Cmd vs Ctrl), NavigationRail, delegates build to gradle-expert and shared code to kotlin-multiplatform/compose-expert.
Status: ✅ SKILL.md + 4 references created at .claude/skills/desktop-expert/
10-Step Progress:
- ✅ UNDERSTAND - Defined desktop usage scenarios
- ✅ EXPLORE - Analyzed desktopApp/ module patterns (Main.kt, FeedScreen.kt, LoginScreen.kt)
- ✅ RESEARCH - Compose Desktop APIs, OS-specific UX conventions (JetBrains docs, HIG)
- ✅ SYNTHESIZE - Extracted desktop principles from codebase
- ✅ DRAFT - Created SKILL.md + 4 reference files
- ✅ SELF-CRITIQUE - Reviewed against 4 Core Truths (all PASS)
- ✅ ITERATE - Draft complete (skipping deep iteration for now)
- ⏸️ TEST - Deferred to later (requires real desktop scenarios)
- ⏸️ FINALIZE - Deferred to later
- ✅ DOCUMENT - Updated plan
7. android-expert ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
Focus: Android platform APIs, navigation, permissions, Material Design
SKILL.md sections:
- Android module structure: amethyst/ layout
- Navigation: Navigation Compose, bottom nav
- Permissions: runtime (camera, biometric)
- Platform APIs: Intent, Context, ContentResolver
- Lifecycle: Lifecycle-aware, ViewModel
- Material Design: Android Material 3
- Build config: Proguard, R8
- Android UX: mobile-first patterns
Bundled resources:
references/android-navigation.md- Navigation Composereferences/android-permissions.md- Permission handlingreferences/proguard-rules.md- Proguard explanationscripts/analyze-apk-size.sh- APK optimization
Differentiation: amethyst module structure, Android vs desktop patterns, Amethyst conventions.
Status: ✅ SKILL.md + 3 references + 1 script created at .claude/skills/android-expert/
10-Step Progress:
- ✅ UNDERSTAND - Defined Android usage scenarios
- ✅ EXPLORE - Analyzed amethyst/ module patterns
- ✅ RESEARCH - Android best practices + KMP Android patterns
- ✅ SYNTHESIZE - Extracted Android principles from codebase
- ✅ DRAFT - Initialized skill, created resources
- ✅ SELF-CRITIQUE - Reviewed against 4 Core Truths (all PASS)
- ✅ ITERATE - Draft complete (skipping deep iteration for now)
- ⏸️ TEST - Deferred to later
- ⏸️ FINALIZE - Deferred to later
- ✅ DOCUMENT - Updated plan
8. nostr-expert
Focus: Nostr protocol, NIPs, Quartz architecture, event patterns
SKILL.md sections:
- Quartz architecture: package structure by NIP (57 NIPs implemented)
- Event anatomy: IEvent, Event, kinds, tags (verified in TextNoteEvent.kt)
- NIP implementation patterns: Event class, tags, builders
- Common event types: TextNoteEvent, MetadataEvent, ReactionEvent
- Tag patterns: aTag, eTag, pTag builders
- Relay client: WebSocket, subscriptions
- Cryptography: secp256k1, NIP-44 encryption
- Event builders: TagArrayBuilder DSL
Bundled resources:
references/nip-catalog.md- All 57 NIPs with code linksreferences/event-hierarchy.md- Event class diagramreferences/tag-patterns.md- Tag builders from nip01Core/tags/scripts/nip-lookup.sh- Find NIP implementation files
Differentiation: nostr-protocol agent = NIP specs. This skill = Quartz implementation (57 NIPs), code patterns.
Implementation Workflow
Using skill-creator 10-step methodology per skill:
Overall Plan:
- UNDERSTAND ✅ - 8 skills defined, user clarifications obtained
- EXPLORE ✅ - Codebase analyzed via Explore agent
- RESEARCH ✅ - Domain patterns identified via Plan agent
- SYNTHESIZE ✅ - Skills designed above
Per-Skill Implementation:
- kotlin-multiplatform: ✅ COMPLETED
- android-expert: ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
- desktop-expert: ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
- kotlin-expert: ✅ DRAFT COMPLETE
- Remaining 4 skills: Pending (gradle-expert, compose-expert, ios-expert, nostr-expert)
Critical Files Referenced
Build patterns:
/quartz/build.gradle.kts:132-149- jvmAndroid source set/commons/build.gradle.kts- Shared UI setup
Code patterns:
/quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/nip10Notes/TextNoteEvent.kt- Event structure/commons/src/jvmAndroid/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/commons/account/AccountManager.kt- StateFlow pattern/quartz/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/vitorpamplona/quartz/utils/Platform.kt- expect/actual
Documentation:
/docs/shared-ui-analysis.md- UI migration strategy
Output Location
.claude/skills/<skill-name>/ for each skill
Next Steps
- ✅ Save this plan as
.claude/core-skills-plan.mdfor reference - ✅ Completed kotlin-multiplatform skill
- ✅ Completed android-expert skill (DRAFT)
- ✅ Completed desktop-expert skill (DRAFT)
- ⏳ Next: Pick one of the remaining 5 skills:
- gradle-expert - Build optimization, dependency resolution
- kotlin-expert - Coroutines, Flow, sealed classes
- compose-expert - Shared composables, state management
- ios-expert - iOS platform patterns, XCFramework
- nostr-expert - Nostr protocol, NIPs, Quartz
Current Focus: 3 skills completed
Completed:
- kotlin-multiplatform ✅
- android-expert ✅
- desktop-expert ✅
Remaining: 5 skills
Ready to start next skill when requested.