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Go Control Flow

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cxuu·vlatest·other·Apache-2.0

Dynamically adjusts program execution order based on context and goals, optimizing workflows and handling unexpected conditions.

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    $ npx skills add cxuu/golang-skills --skill go-control-flow -a claude-code

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cxuu

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91f0c2eef5
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skills/go-control-flow/SKILL.md
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3 files, 350 lines
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About this skill

The go-control-flow skill enables AI agents to manage execution logic within Go applications, handling branching and iteration structures effectively. It allows agents to write code that responds dynamically to runtime conditions and loops through data sequences as required by the task.

When to use it

  • Implementing conditional logic to handle different user inputs or error states in a Go service.
  • Iterating over arrays, slices, or maps to process collections of data without manual indexing.
  • Creating retry mechanisms that loop until an API call succeeds or a maximum attempt limit is reached.
  • Structuring complex business workflows where specific steps must only execute if prior conditions are met.

Key capabilities

  • Defining if, else, and switch statements for decision-making paths.
  • Utilizing for loops to repeat blocks of code based on counts, conditions, or range iterations.
  • Managing break and continue statements to alter loop execution flow dynamically.

Example prompts

  • "Write a Go function that iterates through a list of user IDs and logs an error for any ID not found in the database."
  • "Create a control flow structure that retries a network request three times before returning a timeout error."
  • "Generate code that switches on a status code variable to return specific error messages for 404, 500, and other HTTP errors."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your AI agent understands Go's specific syntax for loops (e.g., the range keyword) and switch statements to avoid generating invalid code. Be explicit about loop termination conditions to prevent infinite execution cycles in production environments.