Detect the Go version from go.mod and provide modern syntax guidelines.
npx skills add https://github.com/dxas90/opsy-bag --skill use-modern-go-dxas90
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: use-modern-go Source: https://github.com/dxas90/opsy-bag/tree/main/.claude/skills/use-modern-go Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dxas90/opsy-bag --skill use-modern-go-dxas90
Developers often struggle to write Go code that leverages the latest language features while staying compatible with the project's Go version, leading to outdated patterns or accidental use of unsupported features.
Ask the skill to suggest modern Go code for the detected version, for example, “Give me idiomatic Go code for a map lookup using Go 1.21 features.”
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
The Skill detects your Go version from the go.mod file and provides syntax guidelines to ensure you only use language features supported by that specific version.
The Skill examines your go.mod file to identify your Go version and outlines the modern language features and syntax patterns available up to that target version.
The Skill supplies modern syntax guidelines based on your detected Go version, helping you replace outdated patterns with current best practices during refactoring.
When the Go version cannot be detected from go.mod, the Skill prompts you to specify a target Go version before providing modern syntax and feature recommendations.
You can request idiomatic Go code for specific versions like 1.21, and the Skill will provide syntax guidelines matching the language features available in that target version.
The Skill is ideal for code reviews in Go projects, verifying that contributed code conforms to the detected language version and avoids unsupported features.
cassamajorUpgrade Go via Homebrew and update go.mod files with go mod tidy.
QunnnnModernize legacy Go code with Go 1.21+ features and standard library practices.
nanorepublicaApply standardized file headers and module-level comments across codebases.
JylhisApply Go syntax features that match the project's target version.
