You've successfully created your KMM CI/CD pipeline on Bitrise by integrating Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) into your existing workflow. To get started with KMM, you need to have knowledge of Kotlin and install the necessary prerequisites such as Java JDK version 11, Ruby, Bundler, Android Studio, Xcode, and the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for Android Studio. You can create a new KMM project using Android Studio and set up your first KMM project with a shared module. To integrate KMM with Bitrise, you need to create a free account, add your repository, configure the workflow stack, and set up the webhook. After setting up the workflow stack, you can add steps to run different Gradle tasks for your KMM app, including changing the Java version, adding CocoPods install and Recreate User Schemes steps, and building with Xcode. You can now run your KMM CI/CD workflow manually or schedule it to run automatically at a specific time. By using Bitrise's Gen2 build infrastructure, you can reduce build times even further. With this setup, you can start building and releasing your applications seamlessly without extra effort.