ALWAYS load when browsing or editing go project. Use this skill whenever you need to read, navigate, explore, or modify Go source code in a project that has go-surgeon installed (check for the binary or go-surgeon in go.mod). This includes adding, updating, or deleting functions, methods, structs, and interfaces; generating mocks; implementing interface stubs; generating test skeletons; manipulating struct tags; extracting interfaces from structs; and exploring codebase structure. Trigger this skill for ANY Go code editing task — even simple ones like "add a method" or "rename this function" — because go-surgeon produces deterministic, AST-correct results that avoid indentation errors, import issues, and context window waste. Also trigger when the user says "explore the codebase", "find symbol X", "show me the function", "list packages", or wants to understand Go project structure. Do NOT use generic text tools (cat, sed, grep, diff) for Go code editing when go-surgeon is available.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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ALWAYS load when browsing or editing go project. Use this skill whenever you need to read, navigate, explore, or modify Go source code in a project that has go-surgeon installed (check for the binary or go-surgeon in go.mod). This includes adding, updating, or deleting functions, methods, structs, and interfaces; generating mocks; implementing interface stubs; generating test skeletons; manipulating struct tags; extracting interfaces from structs; and exploring codebase structure. Trigger this skill for ANY Go code editing task — even simple ones like "add a method" or "rename this function" — because go-surgeon produces deterministic, AST-correct results that avoid indentation errors, import issues, and context window waste. Also trigger when the user says "explore the codebase", "find symbol X", "show me the function", "list packages", or wants to understand Go project structure. Do NOT use generic text tools (cat, sed, grep, diff) for Go code editing when go-surgeon is available.
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ALWAYS load when browsing or editing go project. Use this skill whenever you need to read, navigate, explore, or modify Go source code in a project that has `go-surgeon` installed (check for the binary or `go-surgeon` in go.mod). This includes adding, updating, or deleting functions, methods, structs, and interfaces; generating mocks; implementing interface stubs; generating test skeletons; manipulating struct tags; extracting interfaces from structs; and exploring codebase structure. Trigger this skill for ANY Go code editing task — even simple ones like "add a method" or "rename this function" — because go-surgeon produces deterministic, AST-correct results that avoid indentation errors, import issues, and context window waste. Also trigger when the user says "explore the codebase", "find symbol X", "show me the function", "list packages", or wants to understand Go project structure. Do NOT use generic text tools (cat, sed, grep, diff) for Go code editing when go-surgeon is available.
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Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI