Kable

Uses Kotlin Coroutines and Flows for all asynchronous operations like scanning and I/O, eliminating callback hell and making BLE code more readable and maintainable, as demonstrated in the SensorTag sample app.

Abstracts platform-specific BLE complexities, allowing developers to write shared code for Android, iOS, JavaScript, macOS, and JVM with a consistent API, reducing code duplication across targets.

Provides utilities like `Bluetooth.BaseUuid + 0x180D` and `Uuid.service('heart_rate')` for shorthand UUID notation, simplifying common BLE identifier management as outlined in the UUIDs section.

Handles connectivity with state flows, automatic service discovery, and support for reconnection, reducing boilerplate—examples include the `connect` and `disconnect` functions with automatic state transitions.