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Master Git best practices for code management, including trunk-based development, atomic commits, and descriptive messages. Organize parallel work streams, manage branches effectively, and prepare for releases with semantic versioning. Essential for maintaining clean, reviewable, and reversible code history in modern development environments.

A comprehensive guide to idiomatic Go programming style and code clarity. This skill addresses best practices for line breaking, variable declaration intent, control flow structure (e.g., early returns, switch usage), and function design principles. Use it when writing, reviewing, or establishing project-wide coding standards to ensure maximum readability and maintainability.

This skill provides comprehensive guidelines for writing idiomatic, robust, and production-ready error handling in Go. It covers best practices for error creation, proper wrapping using `%w`, inspection techniques with `errors.Is` and `errors.As`, adhering to the single handling rule, and utilizing structured logging with `slog`. Use it when auditing, reviewing, or writing new Go code to ensure reliable error propagation and logging.

A comprehensive guide for designing, implementing, and reviewing scalable microservices using gRPC in Go. It covers critical best practices including structured protobuf organization, implementing interceptors for cross-cutting concerns, managing connection deadlines, handling standardized gRPC status codes, and ensuring graceful shutdown for robust distributed systems.

This skill acts as a comprehensive Go modernization engineer, scanning entire codebases to update outdated patterns, deprecated APIs, and standard library usage. It utilizes multi-agent orchestration to check language features, testing patterns, and tooling/infra, ensuring the codebase adheres to the latest Go idioms for maximum safety and readability. Ideal for CI/CD pipelines or large-scale code reviews.

A comprehensive guide to Go (Golang) naming conventions. It covers best practices for packages, structs, interfaces, constants, errors, and more. Use this skill when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Go code to ensure idiomatic and clear naming that follows Go standards (e.g., MixedCaps, constructor rules, error handling).

A comprehensive skill for performing deep security audits and writing secure code in Go. It guides developers through identifying vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS, path traversal, and crypto misuse. The framework incorporates advanced techniques such as STRIDE/DREAD threat modeling, data flow tracing, and multi-stage review modes (Audit, Review, Coding), ensuring defense in depth for robust Go applications.

Checks Microsoft SDK code by verifying API signatures, fetching docs, and finding Azure samples before writing or reviewing code that touches .NET or Microsoft APIs.

This skill involves creating structured specifications before writing any code to serve as a shared source of truth between developers and engineers. It is used when starting new projects, features, or significant changes where requirements are unclear or ambiguous. The workflow includes a scope check, specifying objectives, planning, task breakdown, and implementation with human reviews at each phase. It helps decompose complex requirements into capability maps and ensures clarity before coding begins.

Conducts multi-dimensional code review with quality gates before merging any change. Evaluates correctness, readability, architecture, security, and performance, and proposes concrete structural remedies for flagged problems.

Compressed code review style that outputs one-line findings with location, problem, and fix. Use for terse, actionable PR reviews. Ideal for developers who want fast, blunt feedback without fluff.

Behavioral guidelines for writing, reviewing, and refactoring code with LLMs, emphasizing minimalism, clear assumptions, surgical edits, and verifiable success criteria to avoid common machine-assisted coding mistakes.