golang-graphql
Guides GraphQL server implementation in Go using gqlgen or graphql-go. Covers schema design, resolver development, subscriptions, and integration with existing HTTP services.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access."..." for exact phrases · Try typography, debugging or spreadsheetGuides GraphQL server implementation in Go using gqlgen or graphql-go. Covers schema design, resolver development, subscriptions, and integration with existing HTTP services.
Guides application graph wiring using google/wire provider sets, Build, Bind, struct providers, and value providers. Covers injector build tags, generated wire_gen.go files, and cleanup functions.
Covers precedence across flags, environment variables, files, remote stores, and defaults. Includes Cobra flag binding, struct decoding, configuration subtrees, hot reload, and test isolation.
Uses LayoutBuilder, MediaQuery, and Expanded/Flexible to create responsive layouts. Adapts the UI to different screen sizes and form factors.
Covers Fx application construction, service provisioning, invocation, annotations, and modules. Includes lifecycle hooks, dependency decoration and replacement, logging integration, and signal-aware Run behavior.
Covers reflection-based dependency injection with Provide and Invoke, parameter and result objects, and named values. Includes optional dependencies, value groups, scopes, and Decorate for startup application graphs.
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Matches Go coding, review, debugging, and setup tasks to relevant skills, often combining several. Resolves overlapping skill scopes and configures agent instruction files such as AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md for project-specific triggering.
Uses sequential questions to clarify underspecified requests and uncover the user's underlying goals. Aims for about 95% confidence in intent before assumptions become a plan, specification, or code.
Synthesizes open-web evidence into formal reports with an executive summary, multiple perspectives, contrarian views, open questions, and sources. Intended for complex scientific, technical, policy, or market analysis rather than quick lookups or literature reviews of published papers.
Cross-examines nontrivial decisions and tests plans for hidden failure modes before proceeding. Applies to unfamiliar code and high-stakes work such as security-sensitive logic, migrations, and irreversible operations.
Covers Vue 3 single-file components, Composition API patterns, script setup macros, and watchers. Includes props, emits, models, and built-in components such as Transition, Teleport, Suspense, and KeepAlive.
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