| name | go |
| description | Go language support in OpenCode - how to work with Go projects using OpenCode |
| author | Tim Sonner |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"audience":"developers","workflow":"language-support","language":"markdown"} |
OpenCode Go Support
OpenCode provides specialized support for Go projects, helping you write, refactor, and maintain Go code effectively.
Go-Specific Features
- Understanding Go project structure and conventions
- Assisting with Go modules and dependency management
- Helping with Go-specific syntax and idioms
- Supporting Go testing practices
- Assisting with Go build tools and commands
Working with Go Projects
When working on a Go project, OpenCode can help with:
- Project Structure Analysis: Understanding your Go project layout
- Code Generation: Creating Go files with proper structure and imports
- Refactoring: Improving Go code while maintaining functionality
- Testing Assistance: Writing and understanding Go tests
- Dependency Management: Working with Go modules
Go-Specific Commands
While OpenCode doesn't have Go-specific slash commands, it understands Go context and can assist with:
- Creating and modifying Go source files
- Working with Go test files (*_test.go)
- Managing go.mod and go.sum files
- Understanding Go interfaces and structs
- Assisting with error handling patterns in Go
Best Practices
When using OpenCode with Go projects:
- Ensure your project has a proper go.mod file
- Follow standard Go project layout conventions
- Use clear, descriptive prompts when asking for Go-specific assistance
- Leverage OpenCode's understanding of Go idioms and patterns