go-review-service

You can audit a Go microservice by running a read-only review against your repository path to identify deviations from project conventions. The process outputs a deterministic PASS/FAIL/WARNING report with file:line references for quick remediation.

A Go microservice code review checks middleware order, route registration, repository interfaces, and health endpoints. It applies to codebases organized with a standard Go project layout including cmd/, internal/, and pkg/ directories.

Yes, the code quality audit specifically requires a standard Go project layout organized with cmd/, internal/, and pkg/ directories. It needs only repository and code structure access to evaluate your microservice against internal conventions.

You can enforce Go conventions during CI and PR checks by integrating this audit tool as a gatekeeping step. It performs a read-only review and generates a structured report with line references to block merges that violate standards.

The best way to reduce onboarding time is to audit your Go microservice to ensure it follows project conventions and patterns. This enforces code quality standards and reduces code debt, making the codebase easier for new developers to understand.

The audit is limited to read-only checks on existing code structure and requires a standard Go project layout. It does not modify code but only identifies deviations and reports them with file:line references for manual remediation.