GoFrame v2 Conventions

What it does

This skill encodes GoFrame v2 development standards and practical conventions to guide agents when generating or modifying Go projects that use GoFrame. It focuses on recommended project scaffolding, database access patterns (DO objects), error handling, variable declaration style, and framework-managed time/soft-delete behaviors.

When to use it

Trigger when authoring or refactoring Go backend services, implementing APIs (HTTP/gRPC), or performing database operations in a GoFrame codebase. Do NOT trigger for frontend, shell scripts, or non-GoFrame projects. Useful for code generation, review, and automated fixes to align code with GoFrame idioms.

What's included

• Scripts: No repository-level scripts included in the skill folder but examples and references are available in the repo
• References: Yes — extensive references and examples directories with project templates and best-practice examples
• Instructions: Clear rules for where to place business logic, how to use DO objects for DB ops, patterns for soft delete/time fields, and style conventions for variable declarations

Compatible agents

Best used by code-focused assistants (Copilot/Codex/Codeium-like systems) and language models that produce or review Go code. Works well with CI bots that can apply automated style fixes.