golang-network

Audit Go network code against the goperf.dev 19-pattern playbook.

Updated Aug 9, 2022
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk --skill golang-network
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Skill: golang-network
Source: https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk/tree/main/skills/golang-network
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BizShuk/gosdk --skill golang-network

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually auditing Go network code for performance bottlenecks, security gaps, and resilience issues is time-consuming and error-prone, especially for services handling high connection volumes or multiple protocols. This Skill automates the process by applying the goperf.dev 19-pattern networking playbook to deliver concrete, prioritized recommendations without modifying source code.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Playbook-Grounded Audits: Reviews Go network code (servers, clients, raw net.Conn, net/http, gRPC, WebSocket, QUIC, TLS, DNS) against 19 proven patterns covering correctness, scaling, resilience, and observability.
  • Non-Destructive Reporting: Produces a read-only, prioritized report with actionable suggestions, so you retain full control over implementing changes.
  • Use Case: A Go backend developer can use this Skill to review their gRPC microservice's connection handling, timeout configuration, and TLS setup to fix latency spikes and prevent connection pool exhaustion during traffic surges.

Quick Start

Use the golang-network skill to review the Go networking code in your project's server and client packages for performance and resilience gaps.

Frequently Asked Questions about golang-network

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit Go network code for performance bottlenecks and resilience gaps?

To audit Go network code, this Skill reviews source files against the 19-pattern goperf.dev networking playbook, identifying performance bottlenecks, resilience gaps, and correctness issues across servers, clients, and protocols. It delivers prioritized recommendations without modifying code.

What is the best way to review gRPC and TLS connection handling in Go?

Reviewing gRPC and TLS connection handling in Go involves checking timeout configurations and connection pooling against established networking patterns. This Skill audits these protocols to prevent connection pool exhaustion and fix latency spikes during traffic surges.

Does this Go networking review support raw net.Conn, WebSocket, and QUIC protocols?

Yes, this Go networking review supports raw net.Conn, WebSocket, and QUIC protocols. It evaluates source code implementing these protocols alongside net/http and DNS to ensure scaling, resilience, and observability across diverse network layers.

Can I get actionable network code optimization suggestions without modifying my source files?

You can get actionable network code optimization suggestions without modifying source files through non-destructive reporting. This Skill produces a read-only, prioritized report with concrete suggestions for performance and resilience improvements, leaving implementation control to the developer.

When do I need an automated playbook review for Go network code?

You need an automated playbook review for Go network code when manually auditing services handling high connection volumes or multiple protocols becomes error-prone. It systematically applies 19 proven patterns to identify security gaps and performance bottlenecks efficiently.