Agentic Engineering for Kotlin Multiplatform with AI Coding

About this course

Learn agentic engineering for Kotlin Multiplatform. In this course you build a real app with AI coding agents, using implementation contracts, test-first workflows, reviewer agents and evidence-based checkpoints. The app is Pocket Budget, a personal budgeting app that runs on Android, Desktop and iOS.This is not a vibe coding course. You do not paste prompts and hope. You learn an engineering system that keeps AI coding agents inside clear limits, so the code they write is tested, reviewed and correct.

What you will build

Pocket Budget is built feature by feature, through a series of checkpoints:

• Transactions saved with Room, with money stored as integer cents
• Type-safe navigation and month browsing
• Monthly budgets and category budgetsA financial dashboard
• Authentication with Supabase and claiming local guest data
• Dependency injection with KoinAn offline-first sync engine with an outbox, conflict resolution and Row Level Security
• Runtime configuration for Desktop, Android and iOSHow you work with the AI agent
• Turn each feature into an implementation contract with a clear scope and clear exclusions
• Follow a test-first workflow: write a failing test, then the smallest code that passes
• Build with focused skills for testing, navigation, design and offline sync
• Use reviewer agents that check scope, architecture, domain rules, test evidence and remote-service risk
• Run verification before every commit, and approve the result yourself
• What you getA starter project and a finished project to download
• The full set of control files (contracts, skills, workflows and reviewers), added step by step as the course progresses

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