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# Go Development

Check `go.mod` (`go` and `toolchain` lines) and CI before using version-gated APIs. Project conventions win over these defaults.

## Defaults

- Stdlib first: `net/http`, `testing`, `flag`, `log/slog`. Add a module only for a concrete requirement.
- Concrete types in domain code. Consumers own small private interfaces; producers return concrete types.
- Keep HTTP, CLI, database, and vendor SDK types out of domain packages. Map errors to status, exit code, or retry at the edge.
- New binaries: `cmd/<name>` plus `internal/`. Use `pkg/` only for code meant for external import.
- Avoid package stutter: `user.Store`, not `user.UserStore`.
- Doc comments on exported names start with the identifier and end with a period.
- Every goroutine has an owner, a cancellation path, and a completion path. Use `errgroup` for errors or shared cancellation when the module already has it.