go-api-documentation

You generate godoc comments by applying this skill to your Go codebase, which automatically produces standardized comments for packages, types, functions, methods, and constants placed directly before declarations.

The standard format for Go API documentation requires comments to be placed immediately before declarations without intervening blank lines. This skill adheres to these conventions, supporting standardized comment styles and structures using templates and examples.

Yes, you can standardize Go documentation across libraries using this skill, which provides templates and examples to ensure consistent comment style and structure across all packages, types, and functions during code reviews and refactors.

Yes, this tool works with existing Go codebases during refactoring. It helps teams review and update API documentation consistently across libraries and services by applying godoc conventions to existing packages, types, functions, methods, and constants.

The best way to automate API documentation generation for Go services is using a skill that auto-generates godoc-compatible comments for all declarations. This approach improves discoverability and maintainability across projects by applying standardized templates and examples.

You need to regenerate godoc comments for Go functions and methods during creation, review, or update of API documentation. This skill automates the process across libraries and services, ensuring comments remain synchronized with code changes and refactors.