Go Ultimate
Opinionated Go skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot & OpenCode — architecture, modern Go, testing, code review, MCP & agent patterns.
Install
claude plugin install go-ultimateInstall command taken from the project's README or registry entry. Always review code before running it.
README excerpt
Read full README on GitHub →go-ultimate
A single, opinionated AI agent skill for writing the best Go programs — synthesized from four general-Go skills, four agent/MCP donors (one donor contributes two documents), the Google and Uber style guides, and a repository/production-practice donor. Routes any Go task (CLI, library, backend service, MCP server, AI agent) to the right architecture, conventions, and review checklist. Highly opinionated; overrides generic Go style and lint guidance on conflicts.
Status: v0.12.0. Designed for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, and any harness that reads the Agent Skills
SKILL.mdformat. MIT licensed.
What's inside
The skill lives under skills/go-ultimate/ and is structured for progressive disclosure:
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
skills/go-ultimate/SKILL.md |
The skill itself — when it applies, the non-negotiable principles, the project-type decision tree, conflict precedence. |
skills/go-ultimate/references/ |
Deep dives loaded on demand: architecture.md, engineering-policy.md, modern-go.md, testing.md, code-review.md, libraries.md, project-layouts.md, wiring-and-runtime.md, modular-monolith.md, production-readiness.md, repo-and-ci.md, mcp-server.md, agents.md. |
skills/go-ultimate/assets/ |
Scaffolded project templates per type: cli-simple, cli-cobra, library, game, mcp-server, webservice (all build, vet and test -race green), plus ci/ workflows. |
skills/go-ultimate/scripts/ |
goversion/main.go (detects the project's go.mod version) and check-source-versions.sh + source-versions.json (drift checker for upstream donor sources). |
skills/go-ultimate/evals/ |
Example prompts and expected behaviors for catching skill drift. |
Install
go-ultimate ships a plugin manifest per harness (see the repo root), so the same skill installs natively on each. Install via the Djarvur marketplace (Djarvur/cc-mplace), which indexes go-ultimate for every supported host. Once installed, it auto-triggers on any Go task (mentions of Go, Golang, go.mod, a Go package, MCP server, or AI agent).
Claude Code
claude plugin marketplace add Djarvur/cc-mplace
claude plugin install go-ultimate
Codex
codex plugin marketplace add Djarvur/cc-mplace
codex plugin add go-ultimate@djarvur-plugin-marketplace
Invoke with $go-ultimate:go-ultimate.
Cursor
agent plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Djarvur/go-ultimate.git --git-ref v0.12.0
Then install go-ultimate from the Cursor marketplace UI.
Grok Build
grok plugin install 'Djarvur/cc-mplace#go-ultimate' --trust
GitHub Copilot CLI
copilot plugin marketplace add Djarvur/cc-mplace
copilot plugin install go-ultimate@djarvur-plugin-marketplace
OpenCode
OpenCode consumes skills as files rather than a marketplace bundle. Copy the skill into your project (or globally below ~/.config/opencode/):
src="$(mktemp -d)"
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Djarvur/go-ultimate.git "$src"
mkdir -p .opencode
cp -R "$src/skills/go-ultimate" .opencode/skills/
rm -rf "$src"
Invoke via OpenCode's skill tool; the SKILL.md documents <skill-dir> resolution.
ZCode
Copy or symlink skills/go-ultimate/ into ~/.zcode/skills/. ZCode also recognizes the .claude-plugin/ manifest.
Manual / unsupported harness
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