go-skills

Idiomatic Go CLI error handling uses structured error wrapping to add context. This skill enforces concrete requirements for wrapping errors and early returns to ensure maintainable, secure code across Cobra, Bubble Tea, and Lipgloss projects.

The best way to structure Go CLI tests is using table-driven tests for testable code. This skill guides developers to apply table-driven tests alongside interface-based design to ensure small focused functions remain fully covered.

Yes, a core use case is refactoring a Cobra-based command to wrap errors with context and adopt table-driven tests. It applies idiomatic Go patterns across Cobra, Bubble Tea, and Lipgloss usage for LlamaFarm CLI development.

You apply clean architecture to a Go CLI by using constructor patterns, interface-based design, and small focused functions. This skill guides concurrency best practices to ensure your CLI remains maintainable and secure.

You need idiomatic Go patterns when auditing a CLI project to improve maintainability. This skill consolidates best practices for error handling, testing, and concurrency, enforcing early returns and structured error wrapping.

Go CLI maintainability issues often arise from missing structured error wrapping and lack of early returns. This skill enforces constructor patterns and interface-based design to resolve these problems and produce clean, testable code.