Generic Constructor-Pattern agent kit for Claude Code. Zero personal data, fully English, MIT-licensed. Contents: - 34 reusable blocks (baseline, rules, stack/deploy/domain/api/scraper) - 14 cross-project agent manifests (code/ml/infra/researcher/critic/...) - 6 portable skills (/new-agent, /research, /test-gen, /debug-deep, /pr-review, /refactor) - Rust assembler (single binary, ~500 KB) - 3 hooks (auto-reassemble, pre-commit validate, no-hand-edit) - install.sh (idempotent, cargo-builds on first run) - MIT LICENSE All 6 sanity greps pass: 0 Russian text, 0 specific project names, 0 incident numbers, 0 user paths, 0 hardcoded IPs, 0 API keys. cargo check + assemble --validate: both pass on 14 manifests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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STACK — Go server
Use when the project is Go-locked (existing codebase) or the domain fits — networking daemons, agents, cloud-native tooling.
Modules: go.mod + go.sum committed. Go ≥ 1.22 (range-over-func, better slices/maps stdlib).
HTTP: prefer net/http stdlib + http.ServeMux (Go 1.22 pattern matching routes). Add a framework (chi, echo) only when the feature gap is concrete and documented — not "for ergonomics".
Context propagation (non-negotiable):
- Every handler, DB call, outbound request takes
ctx context.Contextas FIRST arg. ctxthreads through stack without interruption — nocontext.Background()mid-call except at the edge.context.WithTimeouton every external I/O.
Errors:
- Return
error; sentinels viaerrors.Is, typed viaerrors.As. NEVERstrings.Contains(err.Error(), "...")— string match breaks on wrapping. - Wrap with
%w:fmt.Errorf("ctx: %w", err).
Concurrency:
go vet+go test -raceMANDATORY in CI.- Channels for ownership transfer, mutexes for protecting state — not both on the same data.
- Goroutines started in handlers must have a clear lifecycle (parent ctx cancellation).
Logging: log/slog (structured). NO fmt.Println in prod paths.
Forbidden: string-match on error messages; goroutine leaks (no ctx cancellation path); init() doing I/O; go test without -race; panic() as control flow in library code.