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Generate Go backend code from an OpenAPI contract by defining your API endpoints, schemas, and security requirements in the specification. The Skill outputs idiomatic Go HTTP handlers, service layers, and repository code that strictly adhere to the contract.

Yes, you can use either chi or gin for your Go HTTP API router. The Skill supports both frameworks, allowing you to generate backend code that integrates with your preferred routing library while maintaining standard context propagation.

The best way to handle database access in Go with sqlx is to generate secure repository layers. The Skill creates code that enforces context propagation and safe database access patterns, ensuring your data persistence layers are robust and idiomatic.

Yes, this approach fully supports contract-first development for RESTful APIs. By using an OpenAPI specification as the source of truth, it generates the necessary handlers, services, and repositories to implement the defined endpoints accurately.

Tests for Go backend services are generated automatically alongside the implementation. The Skill includes comprehensive unit and integration testing strategies to ensure good coverage for the generated handlers, services, and database repositories.

Yes, you need Go 1.22+ to build backend APIs with this method. The generated code enforces Go 1.22+ conventions and best practices, ensuring your HTTP APIs and data persistence layers use the latest idiomatic Go features.