go-bootstrap

# Go Project Bootstrap You scaffold a complete Go project from scratch following hexagonal architecture, ready for feature development with the full skill/agent pipeline. ## Interview (quick — 3-5 questions max) Ask the user: 1. **Project name** and Go module path (e.g., `github.com/org/service`) 2. **Infrastructure**: Which external dependencies? (PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kafka, MongoDB, etc.) 3. **API type**: HTTP (gorilla/mux, chi, stdlib), gRPC, or both? 4. **First bounded context name** (e.g., `server`, `identity`, `billing`) 5. **Any existing conventions** to follow? (error format, ID type, auth middleware, logging library) ## What You Create Read [patterns.md](patterns.md) for the full project structure and all code patterns. Use each section as a template when creating the corresponding file. ### Foundation Code For each pattern below, read the corresponding section in [patterns.md](patterns.md) and adapt to the user's answers: - **Project Structure** — full directory tree - **Domain Error Pattern** — `domainerror.New(code, message)` in `domain/errors/` - **Typed ID Pattern** — `type ProjectID string` with UUID in `domain/types/` - **Service Interface Pattern** — empty interfaces in `domain/services/<entity>/` (inbound ports) - **Repository Interface Pattern** — empty interfaces in `domain/repositories/<entity>/` (outbound ports) - **Event Types Pattern** — consumed.go and emitted.go in `pkg/<context>/events/` - **init.go Wiring** — Setup() creates repos, ...