Apply version-appropriate Go syntax and APIs to Go code.
npx skills add https://github.com/jacexh/skills --skill use-modern-go
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: use-modern-go Source: https://github.com/jacexh/skills/tree/main/skills/use-modern-go Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jacexh/skills --skill use-modern-go
This Skill removes uncertainty about which Go language features and idioms are safe to use in a codebase by enforcing a single, project-targeted Go version and recommending idiomatic replacements when older or newer patterns exist.
Apply modern Go guidelines to this repository, targeting the detected Go version shown by the skill.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To enforce a specific Go version for code generation, the Skill detects the target version from your repository and restricts syntax to only use features up to that version.
Idiomatic modern Go patterns involve using version-scoped built-ins, slices and maps helpers, and updated testing conventions while replacing discouraged legacy syntax.
You can refactor Go code safely by applying the Skill to recommend idiomatic replacements and modern APIs that match your project's detected target version.
Yes, you can review pull requests for version-appropriate Go APIs by checking that new code adheres to the target Go version and avoids newer features.
The Skill targets repositories containing go.mod or standard Go projects, relying on a detected or user-specified Go target version to apply consistent idioms.
If you use newer features, the Skill avoids recommending them and instead suggests idiomatic alternatives and replacements that are safe for your detected version.
MisLinkGenerate Go code limited to features available in the detected go.mod version.
ysyecustCodify Go testing patterns using table-driven tests, subtests, benchmarks, and fuzzing.
itou-daikiAnalyze modified Go files for idioms, concurrency safety, and error handling.
atovkOrganize Markdown files by standardizing headings, lists, code blocks, and links.
