golangci-lint
Configure and run golangci-lint
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Configure and run golangci-lint
Package language-specific subsets of claudefiles
Benchmark patterns for performance testing
Pointer receiver nil safety - methods can be called on nil
Test helper patterns with t.Helper()
Context cancellation patterns for graceful shutdown
Handle hook scripts and paths for plugin packaging
Go testing patterns. Routes to specific patterns.
Subtest patterns with t.Run
Wrap errors with context using fmt.Errorf %w pattern
Package claudefiles components into a valid Claude Code plugin
Core pattern for flexible, testable Go APIs
Detect and avoid unnecessary interface abstractions
Go concurrency patterns. Routes to specific patterns.
Install agent skills from GitHub repositories into local environment. Pure agentic installation - no scripts required. Use when adding new skills or updating existing ones.
Reply to a specific message in a channel. Use this to respond to issues, answer questions, or continue threaded conversations.
List all available channels. Use when discovering what channels exist or checking channel metadata.
Format and validate JSON data structures. Use when you need to pretty-print JSON, validate syntax, or convert between compact and formatted JSON.
Publish a message to a channel or DM. Use this to post updates, session summaries, issues, or direct messages to personas.
Install agent skills from various sources including local paths, GitHub URLs, or the dot-agents repository. Use when adding new skills to a project or user environment.
Create and scaffold new agent skills with proper structure, validation, and spec compliance. Use when building new skills from scratch.
Read messages from a channel. Use this to check for new messages, review issue history, or catch up on session logs.
Test and validate agent skills against the Agent Skills Specification v1.0. Use before deploying skills to ensure spec compliance and catch structural issues.
Discover, browse, and compare agent skills from repositories. Shows new skills, updates, and helps users find relevant skills. Use when exploring available skills or checking for updates.
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.