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.
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.
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.
GoFrame v2 conventions skill providing coding standards for GoFrame projects: scaffolding, database DO usage, code style, soft-delete, and time-maintenance rules. No scripts to execute — purely instructional SKILL.md with code examples and best practices. Well-structured with clear DO/DON'T patterns and specific trigger conditions in the frontmatter description. References external docs and examples but they aren't bundled.
Clean, educational skill with no security concerns. No scripts, no network calls, no credentials. The SKILL.md is well-written with concrete code examples and anti-patterns. Architecture is decent — has proper frontmatter with specific trigger description, but references/ and examples/ directories are referenced but not bundled, which limits standalone usability. Usefulness is moderate: GoFrame has a specific audience, but the conventions are genuinely helpful for that audience.