name	go-reference
description	Use when scaffolding a Go project with a Dockerfile, sqlc, Makefile, or GitHub Actions CI. Refers to github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference as the canonical template.
user-invocable	true
argument-hint	["Dockerfile \| Makefile \| sqlc \| CI"]

go-reference Template

When the user asks to Dockerize a Go project, add a Makefile, set up sqlc, or add CI, read lwlee2608/go-reference and refer to it as the canonical template. Do not write these files from scratch or from memory.

Arguments

The argument (e.g. "Add Dockerfile", "Set up sqlc") scopes the work — copy only the matching files, not the whole template. If no argument is given, ask which parts to scaffold.

Rules

Clone the live repo, never work from memory. Source of truth is https://github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference (branch main). Clone it once with git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference /tmp/go-reference-template, then ls and Read files from there. This lets you see the full project layout (cmd/, internal/api, internal/db) — that structure is part of the template too, not just the individual files. The repo evolves; reproducing contents from memory causes drift.
Adapt, don't blind-copy. The template hardcodes go-reference in Dockerfile, Makefile (APP := go-reference), and the cmd/go-reference/ path — replace with the target project's binary name. Otherwise keep the template's structure and conventions.

name	go-reference
description	Use when scaffolding a Go project with a Dockerfile, sqlc, Makefile, or GitHub Actions CI. Refers to github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference as the canonical template.
user-invocable	true
argument-hint	["Dockerfile \| Makefile \| sqlc \| CI"]

go-reference Template

Arguments

The argument (e.g. "Add Dockerfile", "Set up sqlc") scopes the work — copy only the matching files, not the whole template. If no argument is given, ask which parts to scaffold.

Rules

Clone the live repo, never work from memory. Source of truth is https://github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference (branch main). Clone it once with git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/lwlee2608/go-reference /tmp/go-reference-template, then ls and Read files from there. This lets you see the full project layout (cmd/, internal/api, internal/db) — that structure is part of the template too, not just the individual files. The repo evolves; reproducing contents from memory causes drift.
Adapt, don't blind-copy. The template hardcodes go-reference in Dockerfile, Makefile (APP := go-reference), and the cmd/go-reference/ path — replace with the target project's binary name. Otherwise keep the template's structure and conventions.