Kotlin is a modern programming language developed by JetBrains that runs on the JVM and can also be compiled to JavaScript or native code. It offers concise syntax, null safety, and full interoperability with Java.
Why this server?
The Android client is a Kotlin library (io.splithub:splithub) added to the build files, giving Kotlin apps variant lookups, event tracking and screen views for experiments and analytics.
Why this server?
Translates POEM specs into Kotlin code, providing language-specific type mappings and structured translation briefs.
Why this server?
Generates typed event constant files for Kotlin, enabling type-safe Payghaam analytics event tracking in Kotlin applications.
Why this server?
Indexes Kotlin codebases to provide symbol search, call graph navigation, and change impact analysis.
Why this server?
Enables Kotlin applications to consume governed content stored within the repository.
Why this server?
Supports parsing and analysis of Kotlin code with tree-sitter for symbol extraction and AST generation
Why this server?
Enables compiling and running Kotlin code with sandboxing, resource limits, and output capture.
Why this server?
Supports execution of Kotlin Script code snippets with output display
Why this server?
Scans Kotlin code for quantum-vulnerable asymmetric cryptography, returning findings and a readiness score.