go-code-reviewer

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Review Go code with a defect-first approach using repository policy (constitution.md first, then AGENTS.md fallback). Use for code review, PR review, quality checks, risk analysis, and regression detection.

Code & Development 27 stars 5 forks Updated yesterday MIT

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Quality Score: 85/100

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Recency 20%
100
Frontmatter 20%
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Documentation 15%
100
Issue Health 10%
80
License 10%
100
Description 5%
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Skill Content

# Go Code Reviewer ## Purpose Use this skill to review Go code for real defects and risk, not just style. The review must be evidence-based, policy-aligned, and actionable. ## Quick Reference | When you need to… | Jump to | |---|---| | Select review depth (Lite / Standard / Strict) | §Execution Modes | | Read repo policy before reviewing | §Review Policy Sources | | Execute full review checklist | §Review Checklist | | Determine finding severity | §Finding Severity | | Decide what NOT to report | §Review Discipline | | Format findings and report | §Output Format | | See a complete formatted output example | Load `references/example-output.md` | ## When To Use Trigger this skill when the user asks for: - Go code review / PR review / diff review - Code quality or best-practice checks - Risk or regression analysis - "Is this code compliant with project rules?" ## Review Policy Sources (in order) 1. `constitution.md` (highest repository policy for this skill) 2. `AGENTS.md` (repo workflow/testing/style constraints) 3. Local package conventions (tests, interfaces, dependency patterns) 4. Go language/runtime best practices If `constitution.md` is missing, explicitly state that and continue with `AGENTS.md` + Go best practices. ## Execution Modes (Lite / Standard / Strict) Choose a mode before starting review and state it in the report. - Default mode: `Standard` - Declare the selected mode in a dedicated `Review Mode` section. Mode selection rules: - Choose `Lite` only when s...

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Author
johnqtcg
Repository
johnqtcg/awesome-skills
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
MIT

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