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Browse optimized Antigravity rules specifically designed for Go development. These rules help Antigravity's AI understand Go best practices and patterns.
Go's simplicity and opinionated design mean AI rules should focus on idiomatic patterns. Rules that specify proper error handling, goroutine and channel usage, and interface composition help generate clean, production-ready Go code that follows the Go Proverbs and effective Go guidelines.
When configuring Antigravity for Go development, consider these recommendations:
Go rules typically enforce gofmt compliance, proper error message formatting, and idiomatic patterns like table-driven tests. Many include patterns for specific use cases like gRPC services, CLI tools with Cobra, or HTTP servers.
Rules targeting Go 1.18+ include generic type patterns and constraints. Look for 'generics' tags for rules that specifically cover type parameters and generic data structures.
Most Go rules include patterns for error wrapping with fmt.Errorf and %w, as well as error inspection with errors.Is and errors.As. Some rules prefer specific error handling libraries.
Yes, look for rules tagged with 'microservices', 'grpc', or 'kubernetes'. These include patterns for health checks, graceful shutdown, observability, and container-friendly configurations.
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