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Apollo Kotlin

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apollographql·vlatest·backend·MIT

Generates Kotlin code from Apollo GraphQL schema definitions, streamlining backend development and API integration.

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    $ npx skills add apollographql/skills --skill apollo-kotlin -a claude-code

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apollographql

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About this skill

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to interact with GraphQL APIs using Kotlin, allowing them to fetch, mutate, and subscribe to data efficiently. It provides native support for Apollo Client's core features within the Kotlin ecosystem, streamlining backend integration for intelligent applications.

When to use it

  • Building backend services that require type-safe GraphQL queries and mutations in a Kotlin environment.
  • Integrating AI agents with existing GraphQL schemas to retrieve real-time data or trigger actions.
  • Developing mobile or server-side applications where Apollo Kotlin client libraries are already part of the stack.
  • Automating workflows that depend on complex nested data structures managed via GraphQL resolvers.

Key capabilities

  • Native Kotlin implementation of Apollo Client functionality.
  • Support for queries, mutations, and subscriptions over GraphQL endpoints.
  • Automatic type generation from GraphQL schemas to ensure compile-time safety.
  • Caching strategies and network optimization built into the client layer.

Example prompts

  • "Generate a Kotlin function using Apollo Client to fetch user profiles based on an ID."
  • "Create a mutation script in Kotlin to update product inventory levels via our GraphQL API."
  • "Set up a subscription listener in Kotlin to receive real-time notifications when new orders are placed."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your GraphQL schema is properly defined and accessible, as the skill relies on valid endpoint configurations. Be mindful of network latency when handling subscriptions, as they require persistent connections that may impact agent response times if not managed correctly.