go-grpclisted

# Go gRPC Treat gRPC as a transport. Keep `.proto`-generated code and business logic separated. The official Go implementation is `google.golang.org/grpc`; pair it with `protoc-gen-go` + `protoc-gen-go-grpc` (or `buf generate`). ## Core Rules 1. **One concern per layer.** `.proto` defines the contract; generated code lives in `gen/`; service implementation lives in `internal/`. Never edit generated files. 2. **Always wrap RPC arguments in Request/Response messages.** Bare scalars (`string`, `int32`) cannot be evolved without breaking callers. 3. **Return typed status codes, never raw errors.** A `fmt.Errorf` becomes `codes.Unknown` on the wire — the client cannot decide whether to retry. 4. **Every client call has a deadline.** No `context.Background()` to a remote service. Set `context.WithTimeout` per call. 5. **Reuse connections.** HTTP/2 multiplexes; creating a new `grpc.ClientConn` per request is a TLS handshake leak. 6. **Disable reflection in production.** Reflection is a developer convenience that doubles as an API enumeration tool for attackers. ## When to Use What | Need | Use | |---|---| | Define service | `.proto` file in `proto/<service>/v1/` | | Generate stubs | `buf generate` or `protoc --go_out --go-grpc_out` | | Cross-cutting (auth, logging, recovery) | `grpc.ChainUnaryInterceptor` / `ChainStreamInterceptor` | | Health probes (Kubernetes) | `grpc_health_v1` from `google.golang.org/grpc/health` | | Errors with details | `status.Errorf(codes.X, ...)` + `Wi