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Every Go tool worth a solo builder's time - the agent skills, MCP servers and marketplaces tagged Go, ranked by community signal. A focused slice of the broader Dev Tools category.
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Go collects 64 curated tools across agent skills, a focused part of the broader Dev Tools category. Every one is screened against a single quality bar and ranked by real community signal.
These tools span Validate, Build and Ship of the build journey.
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1Golang ProDev ToolsImplement idiomatic Go services, CLIs, and concurrent backends with goroutines, gRPC or REST microservices, linting, and performance-minded patterns.14.9k9.7k
2Golang PatternsDev ToolsInstall this when you want an agent to write, refactor, or review Go code using idiomatic patterns instead of clever one-offs.9.3k210k
3Go Concurrency PatternsDev ToolsImplement bounded parallelism in Go services with worker pools, channels, and context-aware shutdown instead of spawning uncontrolled goroutines.7.8k36.5k
4Golang Code StyleDev ToolsTrain your coding agent to follow Samber-style Go idioms—especially when zero values carry business meaning and `var` vs `:=` signals intent.5.2k2k
5Golang Error HandlingDev ToolsInstall this skill so your coding agent applies consistent Go error-handling, structured logging, and oops-style context instead of ad-hoc log.Printf and stringly-typed errors.5.1k2k
6Golang PerformanceDev ToolsSpeed up a slow Go API by profiling first, then tuning allocations, GC, and production alerts instead of guessing optimizations.5k2k
7Golang Design PatternsDev ToolsShip idiomatic Go APIs and services where constructors, options, and package init behave the way experienced Go teams expect.4.8k2k
8Golang ConcurrencyDev ToolsInstall this when a solo builder wants their agent to write or fix Go worker loops, channels, and timeouts without classic concurrency footguns.4.6k2k
9Golang NamingDev ToolsEnforce idiomatic Go naming—New() constructors, prefixed errors, is-prefixed bools—when generating or reviewing backend packages with your agent.4.5k2k
10Golang ContextDev ToolsKeep cancellation and deadlines correct in Go HTTP handlers and retries so client disconnects and timeouts do not leak goroutines or ignore r.Context().4.5k2k
11Golang Data StructuresDev ToolsPick and optimize Go slices, maps, strings builders, container/ packages, and pointers with correct internals-aware guidance during implementation.4.5k2k
12Golang SafetyDev ToolsInstall this when you want your Go agent to catch nil panics, slice aliasing, and numeric pitfalls before they ship as silent corruption.4.5k2k
13Golang ModernizeDev ToolsBring older Go services and CLIs up to current idioms, stdlib APIs, and toolchain expectations without a risky blind rewrite.4.4k2k
14Golang Project LayoutDev ToolsBootstrap a Go service repo with standard `cmd/` layout, Makefile targets, gitignore, and test/coverage habits.4.4k2k
15Golang Popular LibrariesDev ToolsChoose Go libraries with stdlib-first discipline—especially JSON—after profiling instead of defaulting to popular third-party stacks.4.4k2k
16Golang LintDev ToolsRun a strict golangci-lint profile on Go services and CLIs so correctness and style issues surface before merge or release.4.4k2k
17Golang Dependency ManagementDev ToolsAdd, upgrade, audit, and automate Go module dependencies without silently bloating binaries or skipping vulnerability checks.4.3k2k
18Golang Structs InterfacesDev ToolsGo package design with consumer-side interfaces and constructors that return concrete structs.4.3k2k
19Golang CliDev ToolsScaffold and harden Go command-line tools with Cobra flags, argument validation, and testable command execution.4.3k2k
20Golang Dependency InjectionDev ToolsStructure Go services with constructor injection, consumer-side interfaces, and testable wiring instead of globals and init().4.3k2k
21Golang BenchmarkDev ToolsWrite credible Go benchmarks using Go 1.24+ b.Loop() instead of legacy b.N loops and sink hacks.4.2k2k
22Golang Stretchr TestifyDev ToolsWrite Go tests with stretchr/testify using require for preconditions and assert for checks without panics or reversed Equal argument order.4.2k2k
23Golang Stay UpdatedDev ToolsGet curated Go ecosystem news and community channels so you stay current on libraries and releases without endless browsing.4.1k2k
24Golang Samber LoDev ToolsGuide your agent on when to use samber/lo, lop, and lom in Go so list/map helpers and parallelism match CPU-bound vs I/O-bound work.4k2k
26Golang Samber OopsDev ToolsTeach your coding agent to use samber/oops correctly—low-cardinality messages, fluent .With() context, domains via .In(), and nil-safe Wrap—in Go services.4k2k
27Golang Samber SlogDev ToolsCompose production-grade Go structured logging with correct handler order, PII scrubbing, sampling, and error routing to Sentry.4k2k
28Golang Samber MoDev ToolsModel nullable database columns with mo.Option[T] so one Go struct scans SQL rows and serializes JSON without separate DTOs or awkward *string pointers.4k2k
29Golang Samber RoDev ToolsWrite type-safe samber/ro observable pipelines in Go instead of misusing untyped Pipe or slice ops on streams.4k2k
30Golang Samber HotDev ToolsConfigure samber/hot in-memory caches with the right eviction algorithm, TTL, and janitor lifecycle for Go APIs.4k2k
31Golang GraphqlDev ToolsImplement GraphQL resolvers in Go (gqlgen or graph-gophers) with correct DataLoader batching and N+1-safe database access.2.6k2k
32Golang Uber FxDev ToolsWire long-running Go services with uber-go/fx modules, lifecycle hooks, and composition-root patterns instead of ad-hoc init() spaghetti.2.5k2k
33Golang Spf13 CobraDev ToolsShip idiomatic Cobra CLIs in Go with correct RunE error propagation, Args validators, and patterns that pass structured eval traps instead of ad-hoc `os.Exit` hacks.2.5k2k
34Golang Uber DigDev ToolsWire Go services with uber-go/dig using parameter objects, value groups, and container-friendly constructor patterns.2.5k2k
35Golang Spf13 ViperDev ToolsApply spf13/viper patterns in Go services so env vars, nested keys, and sub-config trees behave correctly in production.2.5k2k
36Golang Google WireDev ToolsWire up Google Wire dependency injection in Go without wireinject build-tag mistakes or broken provider sets.2.4k2k
37Goframe V2Dev ToolsWire a GoFrame v2 HTTP client to etcd service discovery with round-robin load balancing across microservice instances.2k70
38Golang Backend DevelopmentDev ToolsReference production-ready Go patterns when your agent implements HTTP APIs, concurrency, or microservice backends.96558
39Reconciler LogicDev ToolsConfigure Grafana-style Kubernetes operator informers, reconcilers, retries, and finalizers correctly in a Go service.806143
40Go LintingDev ToolsBootstrap a curated golangci-lint config and run an initial lint pass on a Go module without hand-picking every linter.741110
41Go DocumentationDev ToolsWrite package, type, function, and constant doc comments that follow Google Go Style Guide conventions for godoc and pkg.go.dev.718110
42Go NamingDev ToolsInstall this when you are naming Go packages, exported APIs, or identifiers and want idiomatic Google/Uber-style names instead of util/helper or SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE drift.704110
43Go PerformanceDev ToolsWrite, run, and interpret Go benchmarks with sub-benchmarks, alloc tracking, and statistical counts.701110
44Go Error HandlingDev ToolsApply Go error-flow, handle-once, and logging discipline so services return, log, or degrade without double-handling mistakes.697110
45Go ConcurrencyDev ToolsApply Effective Go concurrency patterns—reply channels and CPU-bound parallelization—when implementing Go services and workers.694110
46Go InterfacesDev ToolsShape Go packages with small consumer-defined interfaces, concrete constructors, and compile-time compliance checks so backends stay testable without leaky abstractions.687110
47Go Style CoreDev ToolsKeep every Go file gofmt-clean and aligned with MixedCaps, import tooling, and readable line breaks so agents and humans ship consistent backend code.684110
48Go ContextDev ToolsApply Go context.Context conventions—placement, cancellation, deadlines, and values—when writing or reviewing services and handlers.681110
49Go DefensiveDev ToolsApply Uber-style defensive copy rules when your Go service stores or returns slices and maps so callers cannot mutate internal state.672110
50Go Functional OptionsDev ToolsChoose functional options versus config structs when designing optional parameters for Go constructors in public or internal packages.670110
51Go Data StructuresDev ToolsApply Effective Go slice semantics—pointer, length, capacity, sharing, and append—while implementing or reviewing Go backend code.669110
52Go PackagesDev ToolsApply Uber- and Google-style Go import grouping, renaming, and blank-import rules so agent-written packages stay review-ready.669110
53Go Control FlowDev ToolsApply idiomatic Go blank identifier patterns when discarding values, side-effect imports, or compile-time interface checks in backend code.668110
54Golang ProDev ToolsImplement and harden Go 1.21+ services, CLIs, and microservices with modern concurrency, generics, testing, and production-oriented architecture guidance.45040.1k
55GolangDev ToolsAdd a Go-focused agent skill from the bersama/ai catalog when you want backend and CLI work guided in idiomatic Go.-10
56Add Cobra VersionDev ToolsAdd a version subcommand with build metadata (version, commit hash, build date, Go runtime version, optional JSON output) to an existing Cobra-based Go CLI, wiring up ldflags in main.go, the cmd package, GoReleaser, and the Makefile.-02
57Ailang Go LspDev Toolsgopls language server for the AILANG Go implementation — instant diagnostics, go-to-def, find references, hover types. Requires gopls on PATH.-031
59Golang DevDev ToolsGo development intelligence: 36 skills covering idioms, patterns, testing, performance, security, and modern syntax plus gopls LSP-00
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Any agent skill, MCP server or marketplace tagged Go - a focused slice of the broader Dev Tools category. Skillselion collects every Go tool across types on one page.
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