Gopher Guides
Official@gopherguides · United States
Go Training / Golang Training
Agent Skills by Gopher Guides
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
second-opinion
Fetch alternative model perspectives via /codex, /gemini, /ollama, and /llm-compare commands.
gopher-guides
Access official Gopher Guides training materials via API for Go best practices.
tailwind-best-practices
Provides Tailwind CSS v4 @theme and @variant guidance for responsive, accessible UIs.
go-best-practices
Apply idiomatic Go patterns for error handling, interfaces, concurrency, and testing.
go-lint-audit
Audit Go projects with golangci-lint and explain each finding in plain language.
go-standards-audit
Audit Go modules for coding standards and documentation compliance.
go-code-audit
Identify and report Go code quality issues with severity levels and remediation recommendations.
go-test-coverage
Identify Go test coverage gaps and generate test stubs.
go-code-review
Analyze Go PR diffs to generate inline review comments, quality scores, and breaking change alerts.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gopher Guides
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific technical tasks can be performed using these Go-focused skills?▼
These skills enable developers to audit Go modules for coding standards, identify test coverage gaps, generate test stubs, and perform comprehensive code quality reviews. Additionally, users can access best practices for error handling, interface design, and concurrency patterns to ensure production-grade code quality.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these Go and Tailwind resources?▼
Backend engineers, software architects, and full-stack developers working within the Go ecosystem benefit from these resources. The materials are specifically designed for teams requiring rigorous code review processes, standardized project auditing, and developers seeking to implement modern, accessible interface styling using Tailwind CSS v4.
What are the prerequisites for integrating these auditing and training resources?▼
Integration requires an existing Go project environment and familiarity with standard project structures. Users should have golangci-lint installed for audit functionality and a project configured with Tailwind CSS v4 to utilize the theme and variant guidance provided by the training materials.