golang-review

Go code quality enforcement applies formatting, linting, and safety checks through gofmt, go vet, and integrated tooling gates in CI pipelines. This Skill codifies idiomatic patterns, error handling with %w and errors.Is/As, concurrency discipline, and testing requirements—table-driven tests with -race flag—to catch issues before merge.

Wrap errors with %w for context preservation and use errors.Is/As for type checking. Implement table-driven tests with -race flag enabled to detect concurrency issues. This Skill enforces these patterns alongside context usage, logging discipline, and performance considerations across code reviews and new module scaffolding.

Apply before-coding rituals that clarify approach and testing signals, establish API boundaries using interfaces where variation is needed, and enforce CI checks for formatting, style, error handling, and race conditions. This Skill provides rules for code reviews and module initialization to maintain maintainability and safety.

Yes, this Skill applies to writing, generating, or reviewing Go code. It enforces standards across PR reviews and day-to-day development, checking API boundaries, concurrency discipline, context usage, logging, observability, performance, configuration, security, and integrated tooling compliance in existing projects.

This Skill enforces concurrency discipline and proper context usage throughout Go applications. It includes testing with -race flag to detect data races, validates context propagation, and ensures idiomatic patterns for goroutine management and resource cleanup—critical for safe, maintainable concurrent systems.

Security checks are integrated into the code quality framework alongside formatting, style, error handling, API design, and observability. This Skill applies security checks as part of comprehensive quality gates in CI pipelines and code reviews to ensure production-ready Go code.