Implement consistent Go backend features using HARP patterns across all layers.
npx skills add https://github.com/hackutd/harp --skill backend-hackutd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: backend Source: https://github.com/hackutd/harp/tree/main/.claude/skills/backend Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hackutd/harp --skill backend-hackutd
This Skill eliminates guesswork when extending the HARP Go backend by providing consistent architectural patterns for database changes, storage logic, handlers, routes, tests, and API documentation.
Ask the backend skill to add the requested Go API feature and have it select the appropriate reference patterns, implement every required layer, and create the corresponding tests.
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To add CRUD endpoints with database migrations in a Go backend, implement consistent architectural patterns across storage, handlers, routes, and raw SQL layers. This applies HARP standards for validation, JSON envelopes, and role-based authorization to ensure production-ready API features.
Generating Swagger documentation for Go API handlers requires applying Swagger annotations directly to your code. This approach enforces structured logging and automatically regenerates API documentation to match your newly implemented CRUD resources and routing conventions.
Handler testing and mocks for Go API CRUD operations require implementing mock storage interfaces alongside your handlers. This enforces timeouts, structured logging, and role-based authorization rules while validating error mapping and JSON envelope responses across your endpoints.
You can implement pagination and bulk operations using raw SQL in Go by selecting specific HARP reference patterns. This enforces direct database migrations, consistent JSON envelope responses, and structured logging for your production-ready API endpoints.
This Go backend pattern supports workflow queues and file storage APIs by applying dedicated HARP patterns. It extends your storage logic, handlers, and routes while enforcing raw SQL, validation, error mapping, and Swagger annotations for these specific use cases.
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