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Write, test, and maintain Go code following idiomatic patterns, standard library conventions, and Go best practices. Use when working with Go/Golang projects, writing Go code, or reviewing Go implementations.
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Write idiomatic, maintainable, and testable Go code following the Go community's established patterns and conventions.
Quick Start
This Skill provides Go-specific coding rules that complement general programming principles. Before any Go coding task:
- Read GOLANG-RULES.md for all Go-specific rules
- STRICTLY follow this rules while producing or reviewing a source code
- RESPECT rules by severity: Critical → High → Medium → Low
- Follow idiomatic Go patterns (simplicity, clarity, composition)
When to Use This Skill
- Writing new Go packages, services, or applications
- Refactoring existing Go code to be more idiomatic
- Implementing Go interfaces and type systems
- Writing table-driven tests with testify
- Reviewing Go code for style and best practices
- Structuring Go projects and import organization
- Working with Go concurrency patterns (goroutines, channels)
Rule Categories Overview
The GOLANG-RULES.md file contains detailed Go-specific rules in these categories:
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