poteto-go
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Enforces rigorous Go development standards through test-driven methodologies, performance optimization, and structured code review scoring systems.
Agent Skills by poteto-go
Showing 6 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
git-commit
Enforce conventional commit prefixes and issue refs in Git messages.
test-driven-development
Enforce test-first development with RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycles across Go projects.
performance-tuning
Measure, analyze, optimize, and evaluate build size and execution speed.
analysis-review
Convert code review results into prioritized action plans by severity.
development-cycle
Coordinate TDD, CI, code review, and action planning into CI-ready commits.
go-code-review
Score Go code reviews by applying fixed deductions to a base score of 100.
Frequently Asked Questions About poteto-go
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks are enabled by these development standards?▼
These standards enable systematic enforcement of conventional commit messaging, rigorous test-first development cycles, and quantitative code review scoring. They facilitate the transformation of raw review feedback into prioritized technical debt remediation plans while ensuring build size and execution speed remain within defined performance thresholds.
Which engineering personas benefit from these development practices?▼
Software engineers, technical leads, and quality assurance specialists working within Go ecosystems benefit most. These practices are designed for teams requiring strict adherence to commit conventions, high-velocity test-driven development, and objective, data-driven code quality metrics to maintain long-term project maintainability.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these development cycles?▼
Implementation requires an existing Go project environment and a configured version control system. Teams must establish a baseline for code review scoring and integrate the provided commit enforcement logic into their existing continuous integration pipeline to ensure all commits meet the required project standards.