Enforce Go naming conventions and propose safe renames via gopls.
npx skills add https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk --skill golang-naming-bizshuk
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: golang-naming Source: https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk/tree/main/skills/golang-naming Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk --skill golang-naming-bizshuk
Inconsistent Go naming conventions reduce code readability, introduce stutter between package and symbol names, and create technical debt that slows team collaboration and code maintenance.
Use the golang-naming skill to review all naming conventions in the current Go module and propose safe renames for any violations.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To enforce Go naming conventions across a large codebase, you can scan the workspace for violations of acronym casing, package stutter, and receiver naming, generating a report before applying any changes.
Safely renaming Go symbols without breaking cross-package references requires using gopls as the renaming mechanism to respect Go scope, cross-package imports, and interface satisfaction, avoiding broken textual replacements.
To check if your Go packages violate naming idioms, scan the module against 8 package-level rules including no grab-bag packages, no stutter, and correct casing aligned with the Google Go Style Guide.
Yes, you need gopls installed to perform scope-aware renames that fix receiver naming violations, as it ensures cross-package references and interface satisfaction are preserved without breaking builds.
A Go naming convention tool should automatically exclude generated files, vendored code, mocks, and external dependencies to avoid modifying code that should not be changed during the refactoring process.
Yes, you can review Go naming violations before applying symbol renames by using a two-phase workflow that generates a full report of all violations first, only applying renames after explicit per-batch user approval.
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