Reads and searches source code across ALL scopes: external library dependencies, plugins (buildscript), and Gradle Build Tool internal source code; use whenever you need to UNDERSTAND an API — its shape, signature, parameters, overloads, or implementation — before writing any code that calls it; covers project dependencies (via project/configuration/source set scope), plugins (via sourceSetPath=":buildscript"), and Gradle internals (via gradleSource: true). Prefer this over the REPL for all API research; reading source is instantaneous and complete. Do NOT use for project source code (use grep/tilth), Gradle documentation (use gradledocs via the gradle skill), or Maven Central discovery (use managinggradledependencies).
EnglishProvides authoritative guidance for ALL Gradle operations: executing builds, running tests with surgical filtering, introspecting project structure, creating modules, and diagnosing failures; ALWAYS use instead of raw shell ./gradlew for build execution, test runs, task introspection, module creation, performance audits, and documentation research. Do NOT use for dependency graph auditing/updates (use managinggradledependencies) or dependency/plugin/Gradle source exploration (use exploringdependencysources).
EnglishExecutes Kotlin code interactively within the project's full JVM classpath. Use when you need to RUN code: verify runtime behavior, experiment with logic, or render Compose UI previews. Do NOT use to understand an API's shape or signature — read its source with exploringdependencysources instead.
EnglishAudits and manages Gradle dependency graphs with high-resolution update checks, transitive tree analysis, and Maven Central discovery; use for dependency auditing, finding stable updates, and resolving GAV coordinates. Do NOT use for exploring dependency source code (use exploringdependencysources) or running builds/tests (use gradle).
EnglishVisually verifies Compose UI components by rendering @Composable/@Preview functions to images from the project's JVM runtime; STRONGLY PREFERRED for rapid UI iteration and visual feedback on any composable. Do NOT use for build lifecycle tasks or dependency auditing.
EnglishIncludes Exploring Dependency Sources, Interacting with Project Runtime, Managing Gradle Dependencies, and other workflows.
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Exploring Dependency Sources
Reads and searches source code across ALL scopes: external library dependencies, plugins (buildscript), and Gradle Build Tool internal source code; use whenever you need to UNDERSTAND an API — its shape, signature, parameters, overloads, or implementation — before writing any code that calls it; covers project dependencies (via project/configuration/source set scope), plugins (via sourceSetPath=":buildscript"), and Gradle internals (via gradleSource: true). Prefer this over the REPL for all API research; reading source is instantaneous and complete. Do NOT use for project source code (use grep/tilth), Gradle documentation (use gradledocs via the gradle skill), or Maven Central discovery (use managinggradledependencies).
Gradle
Provides authoritative guidance for ALL Gradle operations: executing builds, running tests with surgical filtering, introspecting project structure, creating modules, and diagnosing failures; ALWAYS use instead of raw shell ./gradlew for build execution, test runs, task introspection, module creation, performance audits, and documentation research. Do NOT use for dependency graph auditing/updates (use managinggradledependencies) or dependency/plugin/Gradle source exploration (use exploringdependencysources).
Interacting with Project Runtime
Executes Kotlin code interactively within the project's full JVM classpath. Use when you need to RUN code: verify runtime behavior, experiment with logic, or render Compose UI previews. Do NOT use to understand an API's shape or signature — read its source with exploringdependencysources instead.
Managing Gradle Dependencies
Audits and manages Gradle dependency graphs with high-resolution update checks, transitive tree analysis, and Maven Central discovery; use for dependency auditing, finding stable updates, and resolving GAV coordinates. Do NOT use for exploring dependency source code (use exploringdependencysources) or running builds/tests (use gradle).
Verifying Compose UI
Visually verifies Compose UI components by rendering @Composable/@Preview functions to images from the project's JVM runtime; STRONGLY PREFERRED for rapid UI iteration and visual feedback on any composable. Do NOT use for build lifecycle tasks or dependency auditing.
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