golang-master
Go engineering doctrine for writing and reviewing production Go — errors, concurrency, safety, types, tests, performance. Use when wrapping or matching errors, spawning goroutines or picking channel vs mutex vs atomic, propagating context and cancellation, designing interfaces or generics, naming and structuring declarations, auditing nil/slice/map/numeric safety, shaping table-driven tests and benchmarks, chasing allocations with pprof, modernizing pre-1.21 idioms, or laying out a module. Don't use for a framework's or repo's own conventions (project skills own those), non-Go code, or fetching third-party library docs.
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