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Generates Kotlin code from an OpenAPI 3 specification.

1.43.0
(04 October 2026)

Generates type-safe build metadata classes for Kotlin JVM, Kotlin Multiplatform and Java projects.

0.1.1
(03 October 2026)

com.rtoda3.ai-tar

CC-compatible

Creates a clean, AI-readable project context tarball excluding binary files.

1.0.9
(01 October 2026)

A Gradle plugin for generating BuildConstants for any kind of project (no just Android)

6.1.2
(26 September 2026)

The JaCoCo Aggregate Coverage Plugin simplifies the process of generating a unified code coverage report for multi-module Gradle projects. Leveraging the power of JaCoCo, it seamlessly aggregates coverage data across all subprojects, creating a comprehensive overview of your project's test coverage. This plugin is ideal for large-scale projects where insight into overall code quality is essential.

0.2.0
(23 September 2026)

Generates and runs ArchUnit-based architecture tests for hexagonal architectures.

4.1.0
(22 September 2026)

org.ysb33r.doxygen

CC-compatible

This is a plugin for Gradle that allows Doxygen (www.doxygen.org) to be used to generate documentation

3.0.0
(20 September 2026)

This is a plugin for Gradle that allows Doxygen (www.doxygen.org) to be used to generate documentation

3.0.0
(20 September 2026)

The plugin ensures correct RPC configurations for your project, that will allow proper code generation. Additionally, it enforces proper artifacts versions for your project, depending on your Kotlin version. Resulting versions of the kotlinx.rpc dependencies will be 'kotlinVersion-kotlinxRpcVersion', for example '1.9.24-0.2.0', where '0.2.0' is the kotlinx.rpc version.

0.10.4
(17 September 2026)

Dokka is the API documentation engine for Kotlin. This plugin generates output that looks like Javadoc websites. See https://kotlinlang.org/docs/dokka-javadoc.html for more information. The Javadoc output format is still in Alpha, so you may find bugs and experience migration issues when using it. Successful integration with tools that accept Java's Javadoc HTML as input is not guaranteed. You use it at your own risk.

2.3.0-Beta
(15 September 2026)