cc-skills-golang

Why we included this project

Go developers who rely on AI coding assistants often find that generic advice turns out shallow or subtly wrong, and this project targets exactly that. It packs a set of small, cross-referencing agent skills for Go-specific concerns: error handling, concurrency, database access, testing, benchmarking, observability, and project layout. An assistant pulls in only the skill it needs instead of bloating the context window, and the skills install across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, and Codex, with instructions for each. The author distilled them from his own Go commits and then edited and tested them by hand, and the measured error-rate reductions for individual skills give a concrete sense of where they help. For teams standardizing Go conventions inside their AI workflow, this is a pragmatic way to push assistant output toward idiomatic, consistent code.