lcp-go-lcpd

To build a Go daemon compliant with the Lightning Compute Protocol v0.2, implement the go-lcpd module by strictly aligning code with go-lcpd/spec.md and docs/protocol/protocol.md, then validate using make test and make lint.

The best way to enforce TDD and linting in a Golang daemon project is running the make test, make lint, and make gen workflows to validate code quality and ensure protocol spec compliance across local and CI environments.

To validate your Go-based daemon against design docs, run make test and go test ./... to verify the codebase, then review docs/go-lcpd/docs/ to ensure your implementation aligns with the protocol specification.

Yes, you need to install Go locally to test and maintain the go-lcpd module. After cloning the repository, run make test to verify the codebase and make lint to enforce quality standards within your local environment.

Your LCP daemon implementation may fail CI lint checks if the code deviates from the protocol spec or design docs. Running make lint locally identifies quality issues before CI, while make gen ensures generated code compliance.

This workflow targets the lcpd module specifically. It guides implementing and validating the go-lcpd daemon and related tools in Go, ensuring a robust foundation for Lightning Compute Protocol components rather than general daemon testing.